The Three Kingdoms Are Very Nuclear

The writing style is easy to read and easy to read (can be understood), and it has its own opinions (I don't read much and I love bb, but I just reject the truths that have been passed down for thousands of years and have been verified by countless facts), and it is fun to read (illogical and self-pleasant). I think the author would have achieved good results without writing historical articles (don't write historical articles to humiliate yourself), it is really a good work 😍 (🤫)!

One of the reasons why the Three Kingdoms era is more famous than other times is because of this group of idealists in Liu Bei's group. You know that China has been divided and reunited for thousands of years. A large number of heroes were born at the end of each dynasty, but there are almost no people like Liu Bei. Many people joke about who Liu Bei surrenders to and who dies, but in fact Liu Bei has an equal relationship with those he surrenders to. For example, after defecting to Cao Cao, Cao Cao specially applied for Liu Bei to the court for the position of state pastor. If Cao Cao himself was also a state pastor at the time (the specific state is forgotten), it can be seen from this that Cao Cao believed that Liu Bei was actually on an equal footing with him after he took refuge with him. To surrender is not to surrender, to surrender is to accept you as a big brother, to surrender is to be a brother. If I can't survive, I will eat a few bites of food from you. I can leave at any time. And Liu Bei's reputation for benevolence and righteousness was not blown out by the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, but most people at the same time thought so. First, Liu Bei had a reputation for benevolence and righteousness, so the Romance of the Three Kingdoms was written in that way, and it was not written yet, which made Liu Bei seem to be benevolent and fake, and Zhuge Liang was so wise that he was almost a monster. In fact, Liu Bei's character can be seen from his posthumous title [Zhao Lie]. He was a passionate young man when he was young, but his background was too poor and he wasted a whole few decades. That's why it was commented that Zhuge Liang got his master at the wrong time. Also, Liu Bei's background was not that of selling straw sandals. The meaning of weaving mats and selling shoes seemed to refer to a small business at that time. The reason why he was able to worship Lu Zhi as his teacher was not because his family was powerful, but because Lu Zhi returned to his hometown to open a school at that time. Liu Bei seemed to be favored by one of his relatives and sent him to school. Liu Bei's connections and reputation have been particularly good from the beginning. After he and Guan Yu pulled together a team to fight the Yellow Turbans, someone immediately supported them with a large amount of money and war horses.

Three Kingdoms Basic Selection First of all, let's state that it's one family Let's look at the characteristics of each state: Those with population advantages: Yuzhou, Qingzhou, Xuzhou, Jizhou, Jingzhou, Yanzhou The rich: Yuzhou, Jizhou, Xuzhou, Yanzhou, Jingzhou, and Bingzhou Plenty of food and grass: Jizhou, Yuzhou, Yanzhou, Xuzhou, Jingzhou, Yizhou Raising cavalry: Liangzhou, Youzhou, Bingzhou, Jizhou Throw aside time and talk about geography: Throw away the first Jiaozhou first, remote southern Xinjiang. Secondly, abandon Yangzhou, which has a vast territory, sparsely populated areas, and too many aristocratic families. The third reason is to abandon Jingzhou. Liu Biao's ability to ride into Jingzhou alone was also considered first-rate. The Cai Kuai clan could still control most of the power, especially the generals in the army; After abandoning Yuzhou, the basic base of the old Yuan family in the early stage was impervious to water and water could not be penetrated. Then abandoning Yizhou, Liu Yanwang entered Sichuan in anger, relying on Zhang Lu to block the Sichuan road, royal status + long-standing plans + support from the Sichuan family; Adding Liangzhou again, Dong Zhuo's basic base, long-term warlord separatism, Qiang Xianbei fights in autumn, Dong Zhuo's fall, chaos and confusion; Then abandoning Yanzhou, the basic base of the Guandong princes, most of the eighteen towns princes are here, lacking There is no excuse to expand the resources when starting up; Then Sili was abandoned and the central government was directly under the control in the early stage. After the Li Guo Rebellion, it was also a scorched earth; The two coastal areas of Qingxu and Heyou and Hebei were left, and we can talk about time; Yellow Turban Uprising Period: The Qingzhou Yellow Turbans were powerful and difficult to defeat. ; Zuorong rebellion + Taishan bandits in Xuzhou, generally stable; Zhang Chunzhang rebellion in Youzhou + Wuhuan invasion, internal and external troubles; Hongnu rebellion in the south of Bingzhou + Baibo bandits and black mountain bandits raging, running around in the mountains Jizhou rule is stable The period when princes are fighting against Dong Qingzhou Xuzhou Jizhou power is stable and difficult to develop Bingzhou The Xiongnu in most parts of the state are making trouble Youzhou is stable under the rule of Liu Yu, but the white horse is not there, and the ability to resist foreign enemies is insufficient The period of the separatist rule: If you want Jizhou, you must have a head-on conflict with Yuan Shao If you want Xuzhou, you must have a head-on confrontation with Lao Cao Gang Qingzhou and Bingzhou are fine, but a remnant of the Qingzhou Yellow Turban is causing trouble, and a Black Mountain bandit is lying beside the bed. Youzhou was the front line of the battle between the two most powerful warlords in the north at that time After the battle of Guandu, there was basically no chance. Final summary: In the context of this book, I would give priority to Qingzhou Beihai County, followed by Jingzhou. Kong Rong first occupied Beihai, then planned the entire Qingzhou, and then slowly planned Xuzhou. Later, Liu Dai survived and fought with Boss Cao for Yanzhou. Qingzhou gradually cultivated its fields. Huangjin has the population, Xuzhou has the money and food, and Youzhou has the horses. From 190 to 191, the Qingzhou Yellow Turbans were almost pacified. Qingzhou also has Taishi Ci who can be recruited. In the early stage, Bingzhou, Qingzhou, and Xuzhou are all pretty good. In the mid-term, you can go to Jingnan to help Liu Biao, become a prefect, and slowly make plans.

Is Liu Bei considered a big deal? Whether it was before the Three Kingdoms or when the Three Kingdoms were established. Liu Bei is always the weakest. Moreover, so many people now have a favorable impression of Liu Bei because of the influence of the novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms, which respected Liu and demoted Cao. And Guan Yu's path to mythology was also initiated by the Manchu and Qing Dynasties. In the Ming Dynasty, the Martial Saint was Yue Fei. Before the Ming Dynasty, Jiang Ziya was respected as the Martial Saint.

There are always people who blame Liu Bei for calling him emperor, but the problem is that Liu Xie had already abdicated the throne and surrendered the country at that time. Regardless of whether he was forced to do so, there was no problem at all in terms of etiquette and legal procedures. Therefore, the Han Dynasty at that time was officially destroyed. All the officials of the Han Dynasty were Wei ministers at this time, and Liu Bei was officially recognized as a Han minister. Therefore, Liu Bei had no choice at this time. If he did not proclaim himself emperor, he would use his ministers to attack the emperor. He had lost his moral integrity, so he had to proclaim himself emperor and carry the banner of the Han Dynasty again. Also, we have always ridiculed Sun Quan as the "King of Wu in the Great Wei". Although Sun Wu has always had an independent status in fact, before Sun Quan became emperor, Sun Quan had always been the king of Wu who was officially canonized and recognized by Cao Wei. We were right.

Let me start by saying that I am a Shu fan, and after only reading chapter 30, I want to ask, has the protagonist been kicked in the head by a donkey? Can Liu Bei be allowed to do such a thing as indulging the people to steal food? Not long after the Yellow Turban Uprising, the refugees were allowed to continue killing powerful people and grabbing food? Are you really not afraid that Liu Bei will be regarded as a remnant of the Yellow Turbans? It can be said that this kind of unrestrained violence can only highlight the protagonist's imbecility.

Lin Zichu Faction: Han HP: 4 Limited skill: Recruiting talents, can only be used once and is automatically activated before the start of the round. Randomly draw a general card as your general. After the general dies, your health will be reduced by one and you will be able to awaken your skills. Advice and suggestions: Used before the round, you draw five cards and give the bag of tricks to one person. You can recover a drop of blood or skip the discard phase and give the basic cards to another person. You skip the card play phase and cannot be selected.

I watched the end of the two volumes while taking advantage of the limited exemption. I didn't read the rest due to time issues. Today, I subscribed to two volumes. Ah, but it's not all completed. I didn't buy the chapters where I interacted with the female characters. You can understand why. I think this book is very interesting and good-looking. Although many of the few comments I made in this chapter were complaints (about the plot arrangement of the female characters), it was just because I was very focused on reading the book at the time and had no thoughts. I only said a few words if I felt there was something wrong with it. In short, it is highly recommended. If people read this comment later, they can skip the story of the female character's appearance as appropriate. It will not be in the way at all to skip a few chapters, and it will not hinder the reading and understanding of the main plot. All you need to know is whose daughter the protagonist has adopted and what her status is. This happens to be covered in the main plot. The political factors of the marriage and the benefits gained are also described in the main plot. In my opinion, the only shortcoming of this book so far is the plot of the female characters. Other than these, it is perfect and very interesting. Don't be discouraged, author. Just write less. Many historical texts are like this. I can give you many examples. If readers here have this need, I have a small suggestion: skip chapters 99~102, and chapters 108~111, which will not affect reading. The first page and a half of Chapter 105, the last four pages, and the first two pages of Chapter 106 are a bit awkward in my opinion (I used the standard word size from the starting point, which has not been adjusted, on the mobile phone), but because it is mixed with the main plot, it is not easy to jump in, so just make do with it or skip it automatically with your eyes. Stop it, if I see the female characters interacting with the story next time, I will jump directly and not subscribe. Others will not know. Anyway, my reading experience will definitely increase.

This book is a bit poisonous. First of all, the Han Dynasty was an era that valued reputation and etiquette. At first, some shameless things could be seen as seeking merit, which I couldn't bear to see. Later, the protagonist used poisonous erysipelas to kill the emperor, and then went on to chase Liu Yan without success. This was really poisonous to me. First of all, in this book, you are not fighting for hegemony by yourself. The ideals of the minister and the emperor are the same, and the three views are basically the same. You poisoned the monarch and hunted down Liu Yan, who had been a supporter. Even Cao Cao could not do such a shameless thing at the time. Don't think you can keep it secret. If you don't want others to know, don't do anything except yourself. Not to mention Liu Bei, even Cao Cao can't tolerate you. If you were fighting for world hegemony by yourself and doing everything you could, I would understand, but if you were to assist Liu Bei, even a modern person could not look down upon your behavior. When writing the Three Kingdoms, I won't say anything about how you assisted Cao Cao in cannibalism, slaughtering cities, using poison, etc. Doesn't the assistant Liu Bei just want to see the world be conquered with justice and justice, such as increasing production and weapons and equipment, but it is really poisonous to have to use some sinister means to disgust people. For example, the Three Kingdoms started with Liu Bei's deceit. This kind of people actually strengthened production and added the correct strategy to conquer the world. It would be much better.

There are three stages in life: I like Liu Bei, I like Cao Cao, I like Liu Bei. The older I get, the more I like Liu Bei. Because I understand right and wrong, it's a simple question. As an ordinary citizen, do you want Cao Cao to come over, who is always ready to massacre cities, or Liu Bei, who puts benevolence and righteousness first? This is the realm of looking at mountains as mountains, looking at mountains as they are not mountains, and looking at mountains as mountains. Look at the historical records, the Soochow map passes through the city, the Cao Wei map process, and the Three Kingdoms period. Almost every force has done such a thing. This is equivalent to others doing whatever it takes to make a fortune. If you keep failing, will your own ideas be shaken? And Liu Bei has been pursuing his moral philosophy all his life, and has never planned a process, even if he failed again and again! He couldn't even remember how many times he had failed! When I was in my 40s, when I went to the toilet at Liu Biao's place, I found that my inner thighs were full of bruises, and I burst into tears! Liu Bei never gave up his bottom line! Even when he was dying, he warned his son: Don't do good deeds because they are small, and don't do evil because it is small! Liu Bei in history was an idealist and a true gentleman!

I thought it was an interesting book, but I was disgusted when I saw the Nine-Rank Zhongzheng System. Thinking of finding a moral source to make up for it, you must know that the aristocratic family members who control the publicity channels can manipulate moral reputation. I am Cao Hei, but I can tolerate some praise for Cao Cao. To say this stuff is true is to force people to abandon the book.

Returned to the Three Kingdoms as Liu Xiahui. How about changing the title of the book to this to make it more attractive.

I have read about 40 chapters and spent some money to write a review. I feel that the author's military knowledge is approximately 0. Zhang Fei led 500 elite cavalry into the formation of 2,000 rebels. A hail of arrows shot and wounded hundreds of them to death. Then 500 of them rushed in and not only failed to kill the enemy who had no name, but in an instant, more than half of his 500 cavalry were injured or killed. I'm confused. It's very senseless for you to kill and injure a quarter of the opponent in one round of arrows. Unless the opponent is a trapped refugee, and all your subordinates are good archers, the casualties on the opponent would have been scattered by birds and beasts long ago. You think they are people's soldiers with faith. Moreover, the cavalry has a natural advantage over the infantry, especially when they encounter sudden encounters in the wild. It is basically a one-sided massacre. Even a powerful general can kill 50 people in a formation. Guan Yu stabbed Yan Liang in the crowd of thousands of troops, Zhao Yunchang went in and out of the slope seven times, Huang Zhongding Junshan suddenly beheaded Xia Houyuan, and Ma Chao killed Cao Cao by abandoning his robe and cutting off his beard. They were all five tiger generals, but Zhang Fei's 500 elite cavalry could not defeat 2,000 rebel troops, and they were defeated in minutes. It's hard to keep people from acting!

After reading the first 7 chapters, I came out and read the introduction. It turns out that the way to conquer the Three Kingdoms is to rely on experience to conquer the Three Kingdoms. To be honest, I feel that the writing is a bit bland and I don't feel that it has any special features. . I'll take another look.

There was such a lack of common sense that Zhang Fei led 500 cavalry against 2,000 infantry, spread out their bows and arrows in a straight line, waited for the infantry to approach, fired three rounds, and then took off to charge into the formation? Is this how cavalry is used?

The first part was good, but the protagonist's initiative to kill Han Ling Emperor was a bit toxic to me. 1. Is the protagonist bold or timid? Call him bold, but he doesn't dare to stand on his own and fight for world domination. Call him coward, he dares to do anything like murdering the emperor. There's something wrong with the character. 2. Does the protagonist believe in modern values ​​or ancient values, or does he believe in neither and is just a pure egoist? He said that he believed in modern values, and for the sake of the people, he would rather bear the eternal infamy than kill the foolish king, but he also had three wives and four concubines and enjoyed it extremely. It is said that he believes in the "benevolent government" thinking in ancient values, but no matter what, he should not kill the king. To say that he was purely egoistic would not explain why he committed regicide. 3. Still can't understand the purpose of doing this. Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty only had a few years to live, so doing this seems to me to be unnecessary behavior.

After reading the introduction, I immediately wanted to talk, and even spent two damn coins. Author, I think the meaning of your introduction can actually be changed again. It might be more attractive to change it to be as intelligent as Gou An and as strong as Daorong. 😏

Personal opinion, if you don't know how to write about the harem, it's better not to describe too much. It's still a little bit poisonous to me. I suggest the author read the description of a certain warehouse. Although there are only two, the two people he described are really much better than your description.

The person who asked the protagonist to rebel really made me laugh. Ignorant people are really fearless. The setting of the protagonist is just a powerful man from Anxi County. It's hard to say whether he can support an army of 500 people with that little wealth. When Emperor Ling was promoted to Xiaolian, he had an additional identity. To really become a high official, you still had to use money to manage the situation. A county magnate with no reputation and a net worth of less than one million could not make any waves at all. After you develop your savings for two years, the world will be in chaos. If you don't choose a big stock by then, you may be swallowed up to the point where nothing is left.

Winter Olympics version of Xiahou Dun

I have one thing to say, I don't like the plot of giving away a girl, and being aloof, I originally wanted to continue pursuing it, so forget it. . .

This is solid food, and it happens to be Liu Bei's visual work. It's well written. No wonder I recommend it according to my taste. It's just that the number of words is a little short, and I finished it in one go.

I finished reading it in one go. By the way, has the author considered updating 300,000 words a day? I don't know if Lu Bu dares to accept it. I accept a young version of Lu Bu from Ding Yuan. As long as I don't feed him meat, he can still be used.

It's well written, but it doesn't feel exciting and I can't stand it.

It's like this. Now that I see the princes challenging Dong, I don't think there is any need to suppress Lin Zichu's talent. After the first operation, I felt that he was a genius. But when he challenged Dong, he mentioned Lin Zichu's talents as a junior high school student. I think Lin Zichu's setting should be extremely clever. It's just that the author went a bit too far in finding balance. If you don't agree, don't comment.

Artemisinin can be successfully extracted using ether, which requires modern science and technology. The person who just wrote the book didn't understand it and pushed it all away. I don't understand artemisinin either, but I just found it by looking it up online. It's really outrageous. It's not impossible to use some technology. Can you have some basic logic? Why don't you just take out the nuclear bomb from your trouser pocket?

I finished reading more than 50 chapters in one go. The writing is pretty good, and the protagonist doesn't climb the technological tree very much. The supporting characters are also well established, unlike other novels where they are purely a tool to cheer for the protagonist. All in all, if the author keeps updating it, I will keep reading it.

To be honest, I was almost poisoned to death. When my younger brother got married, the protagonist refused to let his younger brother have a bridal chamber. In ancient times, people started getting married when they were fifteen or sixteen years old. Why wouldn't the protagonist accept such a small bridal chamber and ask his younger brother to come with him? This is really unbearable.

I won't read it if it's exempt, I'll read it after raising him for 200 chapters, xdm am I doing the right thing?

This book is actually good, but there are three problems that make it really hard to accept. First: In addition to writing about Liu Beiqian being polite and treating guests to dinner every day like a stupid big brother, the government affairs are all taken care of by the protagonist. In terms of military matters, the protagonist almost does what the protagonist says. So isn't Liu Bei just your puppet? What about his personal abilities? Have you reflected it? Is it the ability to recognize people? Or is it one of the top three martial arts in the world? In the final analysis, it is just an archway, and the main thing is for the protagonist to show off his operations. You can win even if you change a pig. Second, he loves women very much. He is a typical example of a pervert➕a boiling sheep. He loves to write about women, especially about getting a wife. The Xun family is so generous and the Zhen family is so indebted. Female characters are jumping on you one by one. Are you the emperor? Can you give me a concubine position? Without the master's order, he got the emperor's disease of three palaces and six hospitals. Cai Wenji was originally promised to Liu Bei, and then became yours. The lower body really determines everything. Third, the biggest problem is that I have been in Xuzhou in the early and mid-term, and the pages are extremely long, and then I started to dominate the world after not much space. Um, is it really a lot of accumulation? Fourth, we know that Zhuge Liang is smart, but I think his growth path still has the meaning of overthrowing others. How do you know that when he fled Jingzhou after the death of his father and worked hard in Nanyang, the period of dealing with farmers was not important?