Highlights of the Three Kingdoms, a Review of the Top Ten Generals at the Beginning

There are some problems with the author's setting: 1. The ranking of the top ten generals. According to the scene in the video of Lu Bu worshiping Dong Zhuo as his adoptive father, it is obviously the time when Dong Zhuo entered Beijing, that is, after a series of battles such as the Yellow Turban Uprising, Bianzhang Beigong Boyu's rebellion, Zhang Chun's rebellion against the Han, Changsha District Star Uprising, and the Southern Huns' invasion of Youbin. Lu Bu, who had been fighting with foreign tribes in Bingzhou, was ranked tenth. The only people in front of him were Dong Zhuo, Gongsun Zan, Huangfu Song, Zhu Jun, Sun Jian, and Lu Zhi. By the time Dong Zhuo entered Beijing, it was impossible for Guan Yu, Zhang Fei and the others to surpass Lu Bu in their record. 2. The issue of the deadline for statistical performance. The article only saw that the video platform required the protagonist to produce a video of the Three Kingdoms for release, and did not mention the deadline. So why did the performance of the top ten generals only end when Dong Zhuo entered Beijing for the first time? What is the significance of this setting? 3. Video ranking change issue. Some parts of the article say that the rankings will be changed based on the generals' performance in the future. Brother author, this is a video, not a list. What should you do every time a general's performance changes and his ranking changes? Repost the inventory video?

Come on, come on, too little

And if you change the cover, it doesn't look good.

Rubbish? Lu Bu ranked tenth during the Three Kingdoms era? Am I the first to the ninth?

Also, why don't you rank Lu Bu tenth? This will dissuade many people.