Three Kingdoms, Answer This: A Romance That Defies Common Sense
三国请回答：偏离常理认知的演义
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Legendary items belonging to immortals.
Liu Bei - Baidu
Liu Bei (July 16, 161 – June 10, 223), courtesy name Xuande, was a native of Zhuo County, Zhuo Commandery, Youzhou (present-day Zhuozhou City, Baoding City, Hebei Province) during the late Eastern Han Dynasty. He was the founding emperor of the Shu Han state during the Three Kingdoms period, and his posthumous title was Emperor Zhaolie. Historians also refer to him as the First Ruler.
Those who wish for the Wei Tiger and Leopard Cavalry to be entirely composed of JK (high school girl) beauties, please gather here! 😁
Lü Bu only seemed to have one adoptive father, right? On the contrary, Liu Bei seemed to have no good endings with whomever he allied with: Gongsun Zan, Cao Cao, Tao Qian, Liu Biao, Liu Zhang—each one more tragic than the last.
The story of Liu Bei - Baidu
Cao Cao asked Pei Qian The Shishuo Xinyu (A New Account of the World) states in the chapter "Discernment": Cao Cao asked Pei Qian, "When you were in Jingzhou with Liu Bei, what did you think of Liu Bei's abilities?" Pei Qian replied, "If he lived in the Central Plains, he could cause chaos, but he was not good at governing; if he guarded the border and its strategic locations, he would be a lord…
Regarding the issue of Cao Cao mistakenly killing Lü Boshe's family, there is indeed ambiguity in the matter. This is because Cao Cao and Chen Gong did indeed kill all eight members of Lü Boshe's family before realizing that they had mistakenly killed them. However, it's true that after Cao Cao tricked Lü Boshe, I directly stabbed him in the head and sent him to his death, so there's a bit of a logical inconsistency. 😰😥
After reading just two chapters, I feel the author uses too many cruel punishments and the rewards are quite complicated. It seems overly focused on pleasing the readers, without considering the tolerance of people from ancient times, and lacks the mystique and majesty of an 'immortal'.
I enjoyed the quiz part; it was fun! 😉
So they're really just using Liu Bei to suppress Cao Cao? Hopefully, a major reversal will happen later.
Does the author dislike Cao Cao? Liu Bei seems to have been buffed a lot!