From the Start, I Urged Liu Bei to Go to Nanyang

I really don't understand the rhythm of the comment section. Originally, the Three Kingdoms from the starting point were divided into those about Liu Bei, those about Cao Cao, those about independent struggle for hegemony, and some about Liu Biao, Liu Zhang, and Jiangdong. You can choose what you like. The title of this book makes it clear that this is a story about Shu. What are a bunch of people here to show off? If you want to see a story about self-reliance or a story about Cao Cao, why don't you just go and watch the others? Do you have to come to the comment section to criticize? ? !

I hope the author won't be like the previous book where a Taoist priest named himself Tongtian. I saw that and stopped reading.

The situation is really small. If you don't have the right boss, you will act like a loser. If you can be the boss, why shouldn't you? Isn't it? There are people who really admire Liu Bei. He is with you like a tiger. He can't run away even if the boss doesn't go his way. The simplest reason is that if the boss has 100 million, well, it's better to have 100 million yourself.

I think the author can add an Easter egg chapter after each expansion of Liu Bei's territory to indicate Liu Bei's sphere of influence, so that readers can have a clearer imagination and make it more comfortable to read.

I'm convinced. I'm disgusted by the people who defected to Cao Cao. Is there anyone who says Liu Bei is a hypocrite? With the rhythm set by his studio, I know how to blindly follow the trend. Take a look at what Liu Bei said in Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms and come here to comment. Just for those who traveled through the past and defected to Cao Cao, you also have to look at your background. If you are not famous and are not a nobleman, why should the world use you. And if you are a counselor, you only remember major events. What about small events and unrecorded ones? It's good to be a strategist if you don't get played to death.

There are so many people like me who are writing books for free, why don't you just put it here, and don't spend a penny, and still say that people are poisonous, okay, that's fine, don't read it if you don't like it, you have been posting poisonous things here, don't read it, does it make sense? It's not a political mistake or something, just spray it here, it's annoying

Personally, I think this book is pretty good in terms of fan fiction, but some aspects are quite weird! 1. First of all, they forcibly arranged for Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty to be killed by a minor rebellious minister. The reason was that the rebellious minister felt that it was better to follow Liu Bei than the minor emperor, so he forcibly promoted Liu Bei to the throne! Liu Guanzhang's biggest wish is to help the Han Dynasty. Liu Bei has always been a true and righteous gentleman. He is really interested in the throne. But what happened to your plot? ? ? Even if you want to recommend Liu Bei, there are many ways to write well, but the butterfly effect is indirect regicide. The funniest thing is that the regicide Zhang Shui was specially placed next to the Emperor of Luoyang by you, a time-traveling military advisor. This is not a shit, but a shit method. How can you put the benevolence and righteousness of the three brothers Liu, Guan, and Zhang? 2. You are completely messing about the political aspects. The Three Kingdoms did not even have imperial examinations, and there was no way to enlighten the people's wisdom. Instead, the aristocratic families and the emperor ruled the world together, and loyalty, filial piety, benevolence and righteousness were extremely constrained! As a result, you taught Kong Ming and others that China as a whole is the Han Dynasty and not the Han Dynasty in Luoyang, and that the people-oriented national spirit and modernity are just a fantasy in the Three Kingdoms! Feudal society had a natural economy of self-sufficiency and small farmers. It didn't even take the imperial examination and the people's wisdom was taken. The big families were the cornerstone. The emperor and they ruled the world together. The productivity was low. The monarchy had just begun. The modern thing is nonsense! 3. As a modern person, if you really want to do something big, not to mention that it would be a big deal if you introduced a small imperial examination to replace the examination of filial piety and integrity. Of course, introducing a comprehensive imperial examination like Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty would be a way to die! In addition, if you can increase productivity, develop commerce, build roads and so on, if the people can have enough food or even eat meat once a month, you will be a great sage through the ages! None of these are more scientific and people-oriented than the modern dragon-slaying technique!

The theme song of this book is in that direction. Why do you have to be an emperor? Have you read too much about the fight for hegemony? It's smaller, the layout is smaller. Theoretically, those gangsters should go see The Boss. After all, the president is so powerful. Most suitable for gangsters. Good guy! The author wrote so many things, but you rejected them all. Gong Jing has the shame to shout! The face is thicker than cowhide! Write your own call! What the author needs is usability, not some people who just become rigid when they see that the title is not right. If you don't like this book, you don't have to read it. In general, you have read too many articles about fighting for hegemony. Is it inappropriate to suddenly become a minister?

I once read this comment about Uncle Liu Huang - when we first met, I felt that Uncle Huang was kind; when we met again, I felt that this person was hypocritical. Until later, I found that I couldn't dare to lead thousands of soldiers to relieve the siege of Xuzhou; I found that I couldn't still stick to my ideals after half my life.

Why do the scolding people work part-time instead of becoming bosses? Is it possible that there are not even tens of thousands? Why are you so angry at part-time job?