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Yang Yuhuan's extra story, expressing her feelings late at night Jianwu Year Liangjun Deep in the palace, King Heng in the royal study was sitting on the dragon chair, reviewing the memorial in his hand. Suddenly I heard a strange noise at the palace door. I was startled and put down the memorial in my hand, "Come in!" Lin Fan said softly. As soon as Yang Yuhuan pushed open the cold iron palace door, she saw Lin Fan sitting on the seat, staring straight at her. Yang Yuhuan felt Lin Fan's fiery gaze, which seemed to eat her. Yang Yuhuan's pretty face turned red and she replied: The civilian woman Yang Yuhuan saw the king's late night visit and disturbed King Heng's rest. I hope you'll forgive me. Lin Fan saw Yang Yuhuan's frightened look, frowned and said: "There is no need to be so polite between you and me. I know that after the Tang Dynasty was destroyed, you were unwilling to do so and thought that Gu treated you like a plaything. This was indeed the case at the beginning; but after several months of getting along. "You should be able to feel that Gudu treats you sincerely. "          Yang Yuhuan, as the name suggests, is like a peach, take a light bite and the honey will flow.  Yang Yuhuan's heart trembled. She had already noticed that this young king, who was younger than herself, had different feelings for her, but tonight she heard such a straightforward confession, and her pretty face turned red, even though she was not a little girl. Lin Fan said in a deep voice: "What about you? You know my feelings for you..." "Yang Yuhuan lowered her face and kept silent." Lin Fan had mixed feelings in his heart at this time. He knew that Yang Yuhuan could not accept it in a short time, but he pushed her too hard. He whispered: "That's it, you come over and sit next to Gu, let Gu take a good look at you." Hearing this, Yang Yuhuan did not doubt that he was there, and sat directly next to Lin Fan, looking at Lin Fan's delicate cheeks, and thinking about what happened recently, it is hard to imagine that this heroic King Heng would look at her so affectionately.                                                                                                           saying delicately,                          saying saying, "Yang Yuhuan is already as beautiful as a willow tree, King Heng is so grateful for being able to take in Yuhuan, and I don't dare to ask for King Heng's favor.  At this time, Yang Yuhuan's eyes were twinkling, and there were crystal tears in the corners of his eyes. Lin Fan also sighed in his heart, stretched out his hand to hold Yang Yuhuan's delicate, smooth jade hand, and said softly: "I know, I have ignored your feelings. I swear that I will care for and love you in the future." Yang Yuhuan's charming and narrow beautiful eyes reflected an inexplicable color. Looking deep in her heart, she wished she could see you before you were married. If she had met the person in front of her decades earlier, maybe... "Yang Yuhuan understood. King Heng's words also reassured Yang Yuhuan. Yang Yuhuan will help King Heng and take care of King Heng in the future. There were many disturbances late at night, so Yang Yuhuan resigned." Just as he was about to go out quietly, Lin Fan grabbed Yang Yuhuan. "Wait! Concubine Yang Ai, I hope you will stay with me both physically and mentally. Next time I hope you will call me the king or your lord, and call yourself your concubine. Do you understand?" Lin Fan looked at the beauty he was holding hands with. He was already thirty years old and had worked hard in his early years. There was a hint of crow's feet in the corners of his eyes, but it did not detract from her beauty, but added a bit of mature and charming charm. "It's late at night, let Fugu go back to rest, Yang Aifei." Lin Fan sighed. "I understand." Yang Yuhuan's face turned red and her voice was a bit shy. She stepped forward to help Lin Fan out of the imperial study room, and then took Lin Fan's arm and walked towards Yingyue Palace. The two figures gradually moved further and further away until their backs disappeared...

It is recommended that you do not set up a mission to conquer all the Tiangang Earthly Evils. You can collect the Tiangang Earthly Evil Star Souls and give some of them to your own original subordinates. Many of the 108 generals of Water Margin deserved their death. They have the righteousness of martial arts but not the kindness of human beings. They are not suitable for building a country.

Do you accept the four historical beauties?

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Finally someone writes about Big Mac. .

After reading a little bit, I am qualified to comment. Can Mingcheng General have more exclusive things? Otherwise, it is not much different from players. Exclusive growth system or exclusive growth equipment or characteristic titles (now adding that you can use Mingcheng General to grow to a certain stage to unlock exclusive The task of the item depends on the completion of the task and the situation to determine the final exclusive equipment, characteristics, titles, etc.). As a reader, I personally hope to see the weak and famous generals change their fate under the training of the protagonist, rather than just using him because he is strong in history.

I really like the lord fighting harem novel, it's so short, I need hundreds of thousands of words to start reading!

The writing is quite good, but there are too many people writing it

Strictly speaking, there is still a slight difference, but loosely speaking, the difference is not big. It is just a question of how many people are included, right? "Refugees" refers to a historical phenomenon during the feudal rule of our country.        ，，，         ，，，， Broadly speaking, refugees refer to people who are homeless, displaced, and need to leave their place of origin due to natural or man-made disasters. Refugees in the strict sense are jointly established based on an international convention of the United Nations in 1951 and a protocol on refugee status revised by the United Nations in 1967. The definition is: fear of persecution and remaining outside one's own country based on a demonstrable reason because of race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group, or political opinion.                                                                                                                A person who is unable or unwilling to submit to the protection of that country because of such fear, or a person who is stateless, or a person whose country has perished, and who, due to the above-mentioned events, remains outside the country of his former habitual residence and is unable, or because of the above-mentioned fear, is unwilling to return to that country. So refugees are actually refugees

Ling Zhen

I always feel that the protagonist is not the master of a country. Sometimes he feels like a mountain king with a bit of a martial arts atmosphere, and sometimes he feels very weak. How should I put it? The protagonist feels erratic and does not feel like the leader of a country.

It's a bit similar to The Emperor at the beginning, but that one is The Eunuch. It's such a pity. I hope the author can stick to it. Come on, this writing style is great.

[Current concept map of the protagonist's surrounding forces ]

Chivalry, righteousness and courage

Before the protagonist starts, it's best not to think about killing Prime Minister Song Jiang. It's best to trick the enemy's generals.

This kind of internal affairs of being a king and managing the territory is quite interesting. In fact, everyone has a dream, which can only be realized in online games haha

As for why they killed Jie Zhen and Jie Bao, they were framed for killing people in passion. You are not siding with the lawless tycoons.

Use the feature entries in this book as a template to collect various features

Guan Yu's military ability can be seen from the Battle of Xiangfan. He used the power of the three counties of Jingzhou to fight against the all-star lineup of the Wei and Wu families. In the early stage, he suppressed the Wei State and trapped Cao Ren and Man Chong, who were known as heavenly men. Then he flooded the Seventh Army and defeated Yu Jin who had a false sword. He killed Pang De and captured 30,000 people. Hu Xiu, the governor of Jingzhou, and Fu Fang, the governor of Nanxiang, all surrendered to Guan Yu. The surrounding areas all responded to Guan Yu's call. Liang, Jia, and Lu Hun bandits may have received Yu's seal and formed a party for him, which frightened Boss Cao to want to move the capital and shock China. After Boss Cao was defeated by Sima Yi, Jiang Ji proposed a plan to use the friction in Jingzhou to form an alliance with Wu, and sent Xu Huang to rescue Cao Ren. He also sent Xu Shang and Lu Jian as the first batch of Xu Huang's reinforcements, and later sent Yin family, Zhu Gai and their 12th battalion as the second batch of Xu Huang's reinforcements. Later, Cao Cao personally supervised the battle in Mobao and sent Zhang Liao to come to support. Soochow accepted Cao Cao's advice and stabbed Guan Yu in the back. Lu Meng pretended to be ill and returned to Soochow, replacing Lu Xun as guard. After crossing the river, Mi Fang and Shi Ren's police officers and Nanjun surrendered in vain. Jiangling was occupied. Later, Guan Yu was repulsed by Xu Huang. After learning that Jiangling had failed, he retreated to Maicheng. When he wanted to escape back to Yizhou, he was captured by Pan Zhang's subordinate Ma Zhong and went to Linju. First (PS: Soochow sent not only Lu Xun, Lu Meng and the side general Pan Zhang, but also the right guard Jiang Qin, Ding Feng, Pinglu general Zhou Tai, Zhonglang general Han Dang, Cavalry captain Yu Fan, Cavalry captain Shiyi, side general Zhu Ran, and Zhenglu general. Sun Jiao (reserve army), Sun Huan, the captain of the military guard, Zhuge Jin, the lieutenant general, and Wu Fan, the Taishi Ling) basically all the twelve tiger ministers who were still alive were mobilized to deal with Guan Yu (including Liu Feng, Meng Da did not send troops to rescue.). Before Guan Yunchang, Xiang Yu was the only one who raised an army and moved the world.

Newcomer When Di Qing was a teenager, he was thrown into prison by the government because of conflicts with fellow villagers. He had his face tattooed, his household registration was cancelled, and he was sent to the capital to join the army. [3] Di Qing was proficient in horseback shooting. In his early days, he was a cavalryman affiliated with Yuma Zhi, and was later selected as Sanzhi. In the early years of Baoyuan (1038), Li Yuanhao launched a rebellion, and the imperial court issued an edict appointing Di Qing as the Third Class Envoy, Palace Attendant and Yanzhou Commander to fight in the border areas. At that time, the generals on the front line were defeated by Xixia many times, and most of the soldiers were timid. Di Qing often served as the vanguard himself when marching and fighting. During the four years of fighting, he fought in twenty-five battles, and was hit by arrows as many as eight times. [4] Captured Jintang City, captured Youzhou, massacred the tribes such as Fanmei, Suixiang, Maonu, Shangluo, Qingqi, and Jiakou, burned tens of thousands of stones of grain reserves in Xixia, confiscated 2,300 tents, and captured 5,700 people. He also built Qiaozi Valley City and built Zhao'an, Fenglin, Xinzhai, Dalang and other castles. These castles were all built in strategic places for the enemy. He was seriously injured in the Anyuan battle, but when he heard that the Xixia army had arrived, he rushed there quickly. The soldiers also rushed to fight and fight hard. When he faced the enemy in battle, he wore disheveled hair and a bronze mask. He went in and out of the enemy army. The Xixia army was invincible and no one dared to stop him. Quite reused In the first year of Kangding (1040), Yin Zhu served as the judge of the Jingyuan and Qinfeng strategies and pacification departments. [6] Di Qing asked to see him as an envoy. Yin Zhu talked with him about military affairs and admired him very much. He recommended him to Han Qi and Fan Zhongyan, the economic envoys, and said, "This is a good general." So when they saw Di Qing, they thought he was a genius and treated him generously. Fan Zhongyan taught him to read "Zuo Shi Chun Qiu" and said to him: "Generals don't know ancient and modern history, they only have the courage of an ordinary man." Di Qing changed his interest from then on, started reading, and finally became proficient in the military tactics of generals since the Qin and Han Dynasties, so he became more adept at fighting. In November, he was recommended by Yin Zhu and served as the supervisor of Jingzhou. [6] After meritorious service, he was promoted to deputy envoy of Xishanggemen. In October of the second year of Qingli (1042), Di Qing was promoted to the governor of Qinzhou, the deputy general manager of Jingyuan Road, and the deputy envoy for economic strategy and recruitment. [8] Because of Di Qing's many military exploits, Song Renzong wanted to summon him and ask him about his military plans. When Xixia invaded Weizhou, he ordered him to draw a military map and send it to him. In the fourth year of Qingli (1044), Di Qing was promoted to the commander of the four compartments of the Japanese army, the Tianwu army, and the training envoy of the Huizhou regiment. After Li Yuanhao of the Western Xia Dynasty surrendered, Di Qing was transferred to the deputy capital manager of Zhending Road. He successively served as the guard of the infantry army in front of the palace, the defense envoy of Meizhou, and was promoted to the deputy capital commander of the infantry army. He was also promoted to the deputy capital commander of the Baoda and Anyuan armies. Di Qing struggled in the army and became prominent after more than ten years. At that time, he still had tattoos on his face. Song Renzong once advised Di Qing to apply medicine to remove the tattoos. Di Qing pointed to his face and said: "Your Majesty promotes ministers based on merit and does not ask about my family background. The reason why I am today is because of these scars. I hope to keep them to encourage the army and dare not follow your orders." Later Di Qing served as the governor of Yanzhou as the military governor of Changhua. In June of the fourth year of Huangyou (1052), Di Qing was promoted to Deputy Privy Envoy. Pinging down Yongzhou In the fourth year of Huangyou (1052), Mannon Zhigao of Guangyuan Prefecture rebelled and captured Yongzhou. He also conquered nine prefectures along the river and surrounded the city of Guangzhou. There was turmoil in the area outside the mountains. Yang Wei and other pacification envoys were responsible for quelling the barbarian rebellion, but the Song army had no success for a long time. He also ordered Sun Mian and Yu Jing to act as pacifiers and lead the army to attack the rebels, but Song Renzong was still worried. At this time, Di Qing petitioned for battle. When he met with Song Renzong the next day, he said: "I am a soldier. Apart from killing enemies on the battlefield, I have nothing to do to serve the country. I hope to lead hundreds of cavalry from foreign tribes, plus some forbidden troops." , Go and cut off the heads of the rebels and send them back to the capital." Song Renzong admired his heroic words, so he appointed him as the envoy of Xuanhui South Academy and Xuanfu Jinghu South Road, responsible for handling the Guangnan rebellion, and set up a banquet in Chuigong Hall to see him off. At that time, Nong Zhigao returned to occupy Yongzhou again, and Di Qing joined forces with Sun Mian and Yu Jing to station in Pennsylvania. [14] Before this, Jiang Kai and Zhang Zhong were both defeated and killed in battle because they underestimated the enemy, and the prestige of the official army declined greatly. Di Qing ordered the generals not to engage in battle with the rebels but to obey his unified command. Chen Shu, the commander-in-chief of Guangxi, took advantage of Di Qing's arrival and led eight thousand infantry to attack the rebels. They were defeated at Kunlun Pass. Yuan Yong and others fled. Di Qing said: "The different orders were the reason for the failure of the army." So in the morning, he gathered all the generals in the hall, arrested Chen Shu, the commander-in-chief, and summoned 30 people including Yuan Yong, the commander of the palace. They were pushed out of the army gate and beheaded on the charge of fleeing after defeat. Sun Mian and Yu Jing looked at each other in shock, while the generals were so frightened that their legs trembled. [15] Then the army stopped advancing and rested for ten days. The enemy's scouts reported to Nong Zhigao that they thought the Song army would not attack soon. But Di Qing gathered his troops the next day, crossed the Kunlun Pass in one day and night, and set up their formation from Quy Nhon Pu. After the rebels lost their strategic position, they all came out to fight. Sun Jie, the forward of the Song Army, died fighting with the rebels at the foot of the mountain. The morale of the rebels was extremely high, and Sun Miao and others were so frightened that their faces changed. Holding a white flag, Di Qing commanded the cavalry and rushed out from the left and right wings, catching the rebels by surprise. The rebels were defeated, pursued for fifty miles, and beheaded thousands of people. Fifty-seven of Nong Zhigao's party members Huang Shimi, Nong Jianzhong, Nong Zhizhong, and pseudo-bureaucrats were killed, and more than 500 rebels were captured alive. Nong Zhigao escaped after setting fire to the city at night. [16] At dawn, Di Qing led the troops into Yongzhou City and seized tens of thousands of gold, silver, jade and silk, and thousands of miscellaneous livestock. He also recruited 7,200 old and middle-aged people who had been coerced by rebel prisoners, comforted them, released them, and dismissed them. The heads of Huang Shimi and others were hung under the Yongzhou City to show the public, and the corpses of the rebels were gathered to build a palace in the north corner of the city. At that time, among the corpses of the rebels was a man wearing a golden dragon robe. His subordinates said that Nong Zhigao was dead and wanted to report to the court. Di Qing said: "How do you know this is not a scam? I would rather say that Nong Zhigao is missing than deceive the court to gain military exploits."[17]  Di Qing Di Qing was reinstated as deputy privy envoy, and was promoted to Jiedushi of the National Protectorate and Hezhong Yin. After returning to the capital, Song Renzong commended him for his achievements, appointed him as the privy envoy, and rewarded him with a house in Dunjiaofang, the capital. He also gave priority to his sons to be promoted. [18] When Nong Zhigao's rebellion first started, Jiaozhi (Li Dynasty) requested to send troops to help the court attack Nong Zhigao. Yu Jing said that they were trustworthy, so he prepared food and grass for ten thousand people in Yongzhou and Qinzhou to wait for them. Song Renzong also issued an edict to reward Jiaozhi with 30,000 yuan for military expenses, and promised to receive generous rewards after the rebellion was quelled. After Di Qing arrived at the front line, he ordered Yu Jing not to send envoys to Jiaozhi to borrow troops, and immediately reported: "Li Dezheng (Li Foma) claimed that he would lead 50,000 infantry and 1,000 cavalry to support, which is not true. Moreover, it is not beneficial to me to use barbarians to eliminate internal invaders. With this, A single Nong Zhigao can run rampant and ravage Guangdong and Guangdong, making the imperial court unable to attack. If the barbarians continue to borrow troops, the barbarians will be greedy and unjust, and then start wars. How can we resist them? Please cancel the request for Jiaozhi to send troops to assist." The opinion was adopted. After the rebels were put down, people admired his foresight. [19] Demoted for some reason Di Qing served as Privy Councilor for four years. Whenever he appeared, the soldiers would always point at him and praise each other. Because Di Qing's dog had horns and kept shining brightly, the admonishers requested that he be transferred out of the capital in order to preserve his reputation, but Song Renzong did not reply. [20] In the first year of Jiayou (1056), there was a flood in the capital. Di Qing moved his family to the Daxiangguo Temple to avoid the flood, and actually lived in the Buddhist temple. People were suspicious about this, so the imperial court dismissed Di Qing from the post of Privy Envoy, added the title of Tong Zhongshu Menxia Ping Zhangshi, and left the capital to inform Chenzhou. [21] [22] Died of illness In February of the second year of Jiayou (1057), Di Qing developed a malignant sore on his mouth. Died in March. Song Renzong mourned for him in the Forbidden Garden and gave him a posthumous title of "Wuxiang" as a posthumous gift. [23] [24] In the first year of Xining (1068), Song Shenzong ranked the generals in modern times. He believed that Di Qing was famous at home and abroad because he was born in the army. He was a deep and strategic man, and he could be cautious. In order to preserve his reputation, he was very moved and missed Di Qing, so he ordered Di Qing's portrait to be brought into the palace, and personally made a memorial text for him. He also sent envoys to his home to offer sacrifices with the etiquette of a prison. [25] Main influence Military thought Thoughtful planning and strategic planning before deploying troops are one of the signs of Di Qing as a mature general. After Nong Zhigao rebelled, he first used Yu Jing as his pacifier to conquer. The Kingdom of Jiaozhi declared that it was willing to send troops to help fight against Nong Zhigao. Yu Jing thought it was credible and prepared food for ten thousand people in Rongzhou and other places to prepare his troops. Song Renzong issued an edict to give Jiaozhi 30,000 yuan for military expenses, and promised to reward Jiaozhi soldiers generously after defeating Nong Zhigao. After Di Qing arrived in the south, he decisively sent a message to Yu Jing, ordering him not to send envoys to Jiaozhi to borrow troops, and at the same time, he presented his views to Song Renzong. He believes that it is not reliable to send troops to support Jiaozhi. Moreover, borrowing troops from foreign countries to quell civil strife is detrimental to oneself. Borrowing troops from foreign countries, they are greedy for money and will inevitably disregard their integrity, so they cause chaos. This insight convinced Song Renzong. Later, Di Qing quickly defeated Yizhigao. This incident shows that when Di Qing was planning a strategy to defeat the enemy, he not only considered how to win, but also what strategy to use to win without leaving any further trouble. Being good at using deception and skill in fighting the enemy is a characteristic of Di Qing's tactical guidance. When fighting the Xixia army, he cleverly used the gong sound as a signal to make the soldiers stop and retreat, making the Xixia army neither aware of the strength of the Song army nor the movement of the Song army. When the enemy was suspicious, he suddenly launched an attack and the Xixia army was defeated. When he attacked Nong Zhigao, he ordered the army to rest for ten days. Nong Zhigao's spies reported the situation, and Nong thought that the Song army would not attack immediately. But the next day, Di Qing quickly organized his cavalry, crossed the Kunlun Pass in one day and night, and went straight out of Quy Nhon Pu to form an array. He first fought fiercely with the defenders with the vanguard, and then commanded the left and right cavalry to flank the enemy. The Nong army was unprepared and was defeated and fled. Strict military discipline and good treatment of soldiers are the basic characteristics of Di Qing's military leadership. In ancient times, those who were generals either enforced the law like a mountain, or cared for the soldiers. There were not many who had both. Di Qing has always been like this. When he was ordered to attack Nong Zhigao, he ordered the generals not to go out to fight the enemy without permission and to wait for his unified dispatch. Chen Shu, the governor of Guangxi, took advantage of him not arriving at the front line and sent 8,000 infantry to attack the enemy without permission, and was severely defeated at Kunlun Pass. Di Qing said: "The orders could not be kept in order, so the army lost the battle." According to the military law, Chen Shu and thirty generals and subordinates who fled the battle were executed. While enforcing the law, he was also very considerate of the soldiers. During the march and battle, he and the sergeants worked hard together with hunger and cold; after winning the battle, he often gave the credit to his generals. He was the one who planned the whole battle against Nong Zhigao. After the war was over, all other ordinary matters such as recording merits and victories were left to the pacifier Sun Miao. He didn't take it to heart at all, so his generals were deeply convinced of his character. [26] Military Achievements In the war, Di Qing was brave and good at fighting. He often acted as a vanguard and led his soldiers to win and kill generals. [27] Bao'an Victory In the early year of Baoyuan (1038), Li Yuanhao launched a rebellion, and Di Qing was appointed as the commander of Yanzhou to counter the rebellion. After Di Qing arrived in Yanzhou, based on past experience, he was not in a hurry to attack rashly, but first planned a series of measures: (1) Train soldiers, recruit local archers, and enhance combat effectiveness. (2) Check the terrain, detect the military situation, understand the psychology of the soldiers, and at the same time summarize the failures and lessons of other generals, and closely monitor Li Yuanhao. When Yuan Hao made some slight harassment, he was violently retaliated by Di Qing. In November of the first year of Baoyuan (1038), Li Yuanhao invaded the security guard. Di Qing led his troops there and defeated Li Yuanhao in Bao'an, which was known as the "Bao'an victory" in history. This was the first major victory since the war between the Northern Song Dynasty and Yuan Hao, and it turned the entire northwest war situation around. In order to prevent the Xixia army from invading in the future, Di Qing led more than 10,000 people to build forts and guard key points so that Xixia did not dare to move rashly. [28] Putting down the rebellion of Nong Zhigao In the fourth year of Huangyou (1052), Nong Zhigao rebelled. The Song army was caught off guard, and the Guangdong and Guangxi areas were captured by the rebels. After Di Qing arrived, he first rectified military discipline and established military prestige. He punished more than 30 officers and soldiers who were lawless and acted without authorization on the spot, and the disorganized spirit and depression in the army were curbed. After active preparation and training, the Song Army's lax attitude was completely changed, and an army with strict military discipline and high morale was formed. When the atmosphere of the army changed, Di Qing made a detailed survey of the characteristics of Nong Zhigao's troop formations and made a bold and detailed attack plan on the Kunlun Pass guarded by the enemy. After the Song army sent troops to Kunlun Pass, they did not rush to attack. Instead, they rested on the spot for ten days, which paralyzed the rebels guarding the place. After Di Qing learned the information, he personally led the army to advance in three directions at night, fought fiercely with the enemy defenders until dawn, and completely occupied the entire pass. The troops took a short rest and rushed to Yongzhou, the rebel nest. Nong Zhigao hurriedly mobilized his troops to meet the enemy, but was defeated by Di Qing. In the end, Nong Zhigao abandoned Yongzhou and fled in embarrassment. Since then, the counterinsurgency has been successful.

I just don't understand why Genghis Khan, a Mongolian dog, can be more powerful than the Qin Empire. Aren't you talking nonsense? King Qin Hui and Zhang Yi were in the era when Qin State was rising. At this time, Qin State was very strong!

Water Margin 108 will kill 100 people and it will not be unfair to them. Except for Lu Zhishen, there are no good people.

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This novel has improved the combat effectiveness and commanding power of almost all military generals. Only Guan Erye is really similar to the official history... And even cut! At least the three heroes fighting Lu Bu really lifted Lu Bu to the sky! Coupled with the little devil's propaganda, and he especially likes Lu Bu's unjust warlords, he boasts to the sky! If you really understand, you will know that there are only two kinds of generals in the Three Kingdoms, one is the powerful Guan Yunchang of China, and the other is others! This is the true unparalleled general! [OK]​

This book is the most complete one I have ever read about all the historical figures in the hegemony genre. Although there are some data flaws (such as the fact that Wen Tongjun was killed in the battle and the deputy general of this legion was also the deputy general of another legion), it does not affect the overall reading. The data on each historical figure is also relatively objective (in my opinion). It is refreshing and reasonable at the same time. It is a fine book.

The protagonist is at level 7, with a force of 56?

Look at how many people Boss Cao and Sun Shiwan used to fight Guan Yu: First of all, Cao Ren and Man Chong, who were confronting Guan Yu, Cao Tianren was beaten by the second master and wanted to run away. Man Chong said angrily, "You can't leave.", And the white horse was sunk again. Cao Tianren finally made up his mind, encouraged the soldiers, and showed that he would die. Only then did Xu Huang and Yu Jin come to rescue him. The first line of reinforcements consisted of Yu Jin, Pang De, Dong Heng, Dong Chao and Cheng He. I don't need to tell you what will happen, everyone knows, everyone is in trouble. Yu Jin surrendered, Dong Heng and Dong Chao wanted to surrender but were killed by Pang De. Pang De refused to surrender and was beheaded by Guan Yu. Cheng's life and death are unknown. The second route of reinforcements includes Xu Huang, Xu Shang, Lu Jian, Yin Shu, and Zhu Gai. Xu Huang received an order to rescue Fancheng and said that there were many new soldiers. After waiting for a long time, Xu Shang and Lu Jian joined and were still stationed to prevent the rebels from rebelling. After the Yin Department, Zhu Gai and the "Twelve Battalions" gathered together, Xu Huang led a group of people to defeat Guan Yu. Of course, there is still credit for Man Chong here, "Xu Huang and others came to the rescue, Chong fought with force, and Yu retreated." This was a trick Guan Yu was given by Xu Huang before he was stolen from his home, "Huang raised his voice as if he were attacking Toudun, and then attacked Sizhong secretly." This wave shows that Xu Huang is not bad, after all, he stopped Guan Yu's offensive. The third line of reinforcements, Liao Shen. But it was over before he could arrive. All the five good generals were sent over except Le Jin who died early and Zhang He who guarded Chencang. Soochow was exiled, including Lu Meng, Lu Xun, Zhu Ran, Pan Zhang, Han Dang, Jiang Qin, Zhou Tai, Ding Feng, Ma Zhong, Shi Yi (and the surname is??) Sun Huan. Except for the generals who died prematurely and could not be mobilized, basically all the twelve tiger ministers were brought out. I will not talk about the civilian officials Zhuge Jin and Yu Fan. After all, Sima Yi and Jiang Ji were also looking for trouble in various ways. In this way, it was Lu Xun who asked Zi Qing to pretend to be ill and cross the river in white clothes. By the way, Mi Fang Bai took Jiangling. What is the concept? It's not over yet, Liu Feng and Meng Da don't come to rescue, and Mi Fang is given to Jiang Ling in vain. If Guan Yu can still win, God will not agree. Let me just say this, how many people in history can be valued by this kind of all-star lineup? Keyboard warriors, what will you do if so many famous ministers and generals beat you? Don't just read some stall literature and come up with it. Guan Yu was a northerner who led a good naval force (how does it feel wrong), and could use infantry to defeat cavalry (it seems that Ji Han has the attribute of infantry and cavalry). He defeated Boss Cao and asked to move the capital, which made Soochow want to be stabbed in the back. He was so powerful in China that it is not too much. The most important thing is that he still used a disadvantage to fight with superior troops. Isn't it right to call him a martial arts saint?​

Has the author considered the appearance of treasures such as military books? There are many famous military books in history, which can provide commanders with bonuses or skills. If it is the original author, there will be additional bonuses. For example "Mirror of the Six Armies", "Sun Tzu's Art of War", "Sun Bin's Art of War", "Wu Zi", "Six Tao", "Wei Liao Zi", Qi Jiguang's "New Book of Ji Xiao", "Record of Military Training", "New Book of Meng De" and "Thirty-Six Strategies"