
Starting in Yizhou in the Three Kingdoms
三国从益州开始
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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Go and see Juhan and study. I don't know how you chose the territory. You went to Yunnan to develop. At that time, there were barbarians there. Through the ages, if you follow your steps to win the world, you probably don't even have the qualifications to compete for the world. Dingtianer has the qualifications to compete for Yizhou. Why, time is spent on dealing with internal conflicts. The key is that you are still a Han and cannot gain the trust of others. Why can the forces that unify the Central Plains generally be able to unify China? It's because the Central Plains has a large population and is affiliated. The protagonist established a Dali Kingdom with no strategic vision at all.
I couldn't stand it after reading two chapters. I read the comments and saw that the author's so-called construction of three major economic circles really made me laugh. What about the Southwest Silk Road, the Western Silk Road, and the Maritime Silk Road? I wonder if the author knows what goods were exchanged in the ancient Silk Road trade? What did merchants get in exchange for transporting tea, silk, porcelain, etc. From China to Europe via Central Asia? What are you going to do in exchange for glass gems and other useless things? There are three major economic circles. Not to mention the ancient times when manpower and material resources were limited, how long does it take to develop an economic circle in modern times? How much does it cost? If you really think you can create an economic circle by opening a few caravans, how long will it take for the Silk Road to travel to Europe? How old is the protagonist? Having said that, let's talk about the Maritime Silk Road. You are really awesome. You can just draw lines on the map. What kind of navigation technology do the Three Kingdoms have? Nonsense. The Three Kingdoms Jiaozhou has not been developed at all. The difficulty is not to conquer it but to manage it. It is a large place with a small population, and the ethnic minorities are multi-lingual and culturally incomprehensible. They are still trying to build an economic circle. It is ridiculous. It really is like modern sea, land and air transportation, trade and prosperity, and it can be easily designated as a special zone. To establish a special economic zone, Yizhou should quickly take advantage of the war in the Central Plains to accept Hanzhong and enter Guanzhong. Otherwise, there will be no chance and Yizhou will not be counted on at all.
There is also guerrilla warfare. 🤔 I wonder why everyone thinks that guerrilla warfare is a simple thing. The originator of guerrilla warfare may be Peng Yue, but that is also the end of Xiang Yu's career. If your men can complete guerrilla warfare, the heroes of the Three Kingdoms are just a ball, and if the regular soldiers push over, they can be killed one by one, so that's organizational power and belief (belief). Without that organizational power and belief, guerrilla, guerrilla, 🥱 wouldn't it be funny? Realistic? Even the organizational power of the Republic of China was not good enough to fight guerrilla warfare, 😅
It made me laugh so much. I read the first chapter. Why do I say you guys? It's okay to just say you guys.
You are too young, are you planning to imitate Sima Yi? Suffer everyone to death? You are Liu Zhang's official, and he has been kind to you. If you oppose him, it is treason. How can there be a peaceful evolution?
Not worried, he wants to use southern Shu as his foundation to strive for world hegemony. I'm afraid I'm not suffering from delusion. Cao Cao's territory had a population more than double that of the entire southern Yizhou, Jingzhou and Yangzhou combined. Even those south of the Yangtze River and north of the Yellow River are not enough for him to defeat. Zhuge Liang, Jiang Wei and Niu Bo couldn't do it. The protagonist didn't die, he just wanted to eat shit.
The historical article describes the feeling of a horse breaking through the sky, 😄😄
🤔Where is the food? Sparring, guerrilla warfare? Where's the meat? There are still six years of compulsory education? Brother, it's 10 years now. Food, food. Why did the ancient army operate every few days? You just moved the militia manual, the army manual, and the new book of disciplines to the Three Kingdoms. But as for food, you tens of thousands of people are just cultivating land and building cities. What about food, let alone other things. 🤔 How to deal with the food consumed by tens of thousands of people? Going out of the county to sell salt and buy grain? 🤔What awesome county can afford food for tens of thousands of people, and your salt can buy food for tens of thousands of people? If he was so awesome, Cao Cao wouldn't use human flesh as military rations.
The writing is okay, but the thought is a bit childish! Establishing an economic circle in a barren land at the end of the Han Dynasty, the silky road is a bit whimsical! Before the Song Dynasty, if you fought for hegemony and occupied the south, you would lose in Sichuan!
I have always had a question. If everyone in the world knew that Yuan Shao was so scheming, why did Jushou Tian Feng still seek refuge with him? Isn't this the comment that the world gave him only after he lost in the later period? He is now number one in the world. Why do so many counselors know that he is so scheming? It can only be said that he lost and this was said by the winner. Another question is, did Xun Wenruo really look down on Yuan Shao before leaving? I don't think so. Maybe, maybe, it's probably because even if he helped Yuan Shao succeed, in the end he couldn't sit at the forefront of Yuan Shao's group. Instead, his jealous Tian Feng and Xu You were always on top of him? Let's think about it again, why did Zhuge Liang seek refuge with Liu Bei instead of Cao Cao? Because even if Zhuge Liang went to Cao Wei and Soochow, there would still be a bunch of people on his head. This is not acceptable for a counselor who claims to be invincible. So, is it really because Xun Wenruo looks down on Yuan Shao? Is it really because Zhuge Kongming doesn't want to go to Wei Camp? I don't think so, maybe they just don't want to be inferior to others, and they want to find a lord who can fulfill their ambitions, become a minister and achieve success.