Infinite Transmigration Begins from Zhuge Liang's Northern Campaign

How can I put it this way? The book is very interesting and respecting history is also a good thing, but there are some regrets that I really want to change 😏

The Northern Expedition chapter alone is comparable to the Prince's "The Wind Rises in Longxi". This book is worth following. I hope you won't get too excited later.

If you can't change history, everything is meaningless

The protagonist is so obsessed with history, why would he call him Master Ma Di?

Isn't this nonsense? 1. How could Cao Zhen sit back and watch Chang'an fall and ignore it? By then, wouldn't the entire Shu army be trapped in Chang'an? 2. Sima Yi attacked Mengda from thousands of miles away. Zhuge Liang and all his troops went to Chang'an. Sima Yi crossed the water along Jingzhou and came back. 3. The logic is also touching. According to the official history, the Qishan Road was followed. If Xu Shu was from the Shu Han Dynasty, it would make sense, and he deceived Xiahou Mao into guarding Chang'an. The problem is that you write that Xu Shu is from Cao Wei, and Xu Shu can be considered a master of war. Is this discrediting Xu Shu? If Xu Shu was really from Cao Wei, he wanted Zhuge Liang to attack Chang'an. Even according to the situation of the fall of Chang'an in the novel, Zhuge Liang will be made a dumpling by relying on the city of Chang'an. Sima Yi will attack Yizhou along the river from behind, and reinforcements from Guanzhong, Hedong and Luoyang will come desperately. I'm really convinced. Register an account specifically to comment. No matter how big your imagination is, you must respect history. Change is not random modification, and joking is not nonsense.

It doesn't matter whether history is changed or not. Why do I feel so aggrieved when I see the Xuanwu Sect? Is the protagonist really the one in Ziwu Valley? I am there all day long, who am I? Where am I? Ah, I can't change history! Ah, what should I do? I changed history without doing anything. No, ah, what if I do something casually and change history? Oh, no, you will change history if you do this, no, no, no. It's so annoying, annoying and frustrating. The entire plot and story, because of the struggle to change and restore history, has led to the reader's perspective being forcibly extracted from the story. The story is a good story, admit it. But it is really uncomfortable for readers to watch. The protagonist is led by the nose from beginning to end, and the hands that determine the key nodes have nothing to do with the protagonist. In the end, the protagonist's behavior of defending history is like slapping himself in the face, which really pulls the readers out of the story. I don't understand why the author's design doesn't change history? Literary youth? It doesn't matter if it doesn't change, just try to make the protagonist's behavior consistent with history. The inconsistency between the goal of seizing the body, the body, and the protagonist creates doubts and highlights. However, this relationship is not properly handled, causing the reader to have the feeling that I am doing it to myself. I really can't understand why the protagonist does not doubt what his body has done, especially when he knows that he is a mole. It's so frustrating! It's really frustrating! Why do we have to be trapped in nonsense like changing history? What a waste of such a good story.

Xuanwumen doesn't feel as attractive as Ziwu Valley, maybe because the plot of losing control of the body doesn't suit my taste.

Over the past year, I would like to thank you all for being friends with me through literature and meeting me in the story. I am especially grateful for your criticisms and suggestions. You have really given me a lot of support. In the new year, I will continue to work hard and tell stories with heart. I also wish readers can see more good stories, new stories, and experience more interesting lives in novels. Hi Pi Niu Ye!

Although it is an infinite novel, each historical plot is comparable to that of The Last Song. The first scene also has the protagonist going to the enemy to work as a spy. The difference is that the writing style of The Last Song is better and the details are more detailed. There is some ink in the plot advancement. The plot of this book is faster and tighter because of the infinite flow. Also, the title of the book is really not that good. At first glance, I thought it was a novice novel.

Liu Ju's posthumous title was given by Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty. How could Zhao Chongguo know about it in advance?