Three Kingdoms: Starting at Luofeng Slope

Those ghosts who say Liu Chan is not worthy of being emperor are nonsense! There was no internal rebellion in the Shu Han Dynasty when Liu Chan was on the throne until the country was destroyed, not counting the area in Nanzhong. Although Huang Hao favored Huang Hao in the middle and later periods, he never killed ministers for villains and never interfered with the national governance and battle lines formulated by talented ministers. At the same time, the Sima Yi family seized power in Cao Wei, which directly led to the change of power! At the same time, Sun Quan of the Eastern Wu Dynasty massacred all ministers. After Sun Quan's death, the Eastern Wu Dynasty has been in the chaos of internal killings. The capable minister Zhuge Ke was captured and killed, the Sun Jun brothers hijacked the government, the emperor was poisoned by ministers, and the last emperor massacred the prime minister who supported his ascension... Is there a more stable regime in the Three Kingdoms than the Shu Han? Even if Zhuge Liang died in the Shu Han Dynasty, how could there be any turmoil? Since ancient times, which emperor has not had one or two favorites around him? But apart from being destroyed by the late Wei Dynasty because the country was small and weak, how could the Shu Han regime have ever been in chaos? It is even more normal to be destroyed by the Jin Dynasty. Isn't it enough to use the land of Sichuan Province to resist the world and establish a country for decades? How could Liu Chan bring accelerated damage to Shu Han's destruction? He is just mediocre in ability, and history books only belittle him for no reason to promote Zhuge Liang's greatness. There are countless emperors in history who are not as good as Liu Chan.

The subject matter is a good one, but your previous works have always been eunuchs, you dare not read them, and the books are gone after you finish them! If you can't change this personality habit, I suggest you not become a full-time writer. Which master's first 3 books were not recommended for subscription 😡 but others insist on writing every book well and will not exceed the 4th one. The results will definitely live up to the hard work! But if you look at your past, if you finish the book as soon as your grades fall short, which reader will be willing to support you?

The big means vast. An ancient poem says: "Praise the wise and give way to the capable, and show great kindness to Pang Hong!" The ruler is also the commander-in-chief. "Book of Zhou" says: "What is the king's way? Great unification!" It also says: "To rejuvenate the country and stabilize the country, to unify hundreds of officials, to equalize the four seas, to seal the territory and establish the territory, how vast it is"

The one with the sword, Zhao Tong, the one with the gun, Zhao Guang

As a great medical scientist, writer, scientist, and Feng Shui expert, Zhuge villagers can't win Shuzhongle. Who are you?

Three questions 1. In the Luofengpo incident, you stole other people's ambush troops and replaced them with your own. Are you leading the elite special forces of the 21st century? 2. In the killing and surrender incident, you killed the enemy's top general as a wage earner. Do you think you have lived too long or do you think Liu Bei can't kill people? 3. In the Jiamengguan Incident, how did you come up with the idea of ​​using a few hundred infantry to attack a military camp of ten thousand people at night, and others also had cavalry standing guard? You are very imaginative, I disagree.

I think the author's writing style is pretty good, but I think the protagonist is a time traveler. He doesn't use the knowledge of later generations to build a strong country and build an army, but he competes with the ancients in martial arts and brute force. It's like a top student competing on a tricycle with a junkyard man instead of competing in mathematics.

I'm currently reading Chapter 10, and there are a lot of minor issues that I won't go into details on, which is very embarrassing. There are two major issues. Point 1: In Chapter 8, the protagonist strongly suggests that there is no need to pay attention to the defenders of Mianzhu Pass. Since it is strongly recommended, without giving a reason, will Pang Tong, as the general of the unified army, agree to your suggestion? Later, when Zhang Ren was captured, Pang Tong actually asked the protagonist for the reason. In other words, he agreed to the protagonist's suggestion without asking for the reason. Is it such a child's play to lead the army? I'm really confused! And the protagonist actually said that there was an element of gambling. He couldn't think of a reason and just said "I bet," or it was my intuition. As a bookworm for more than ten years, I thought I had maxed out my poison resistance, but I still couldn't bear it and blurted out, "F*ck!" Point 2: In Chapter 9, the protagonist actually committed suicide without authorization. What right do you have to do this? As a famous general in Shu, Zhang Ren was not escorted to Liu Bei. Unable to bear it any longer, the effect of persuading him to quit was full and he slipped away! ! !

Finished reading. The author talks about Zhao Yun. We often say that Zhao Zilong is full of courage, and Chang Banpo makes seven in and seven outs. It can be said that after Lu Bu is gone, Zhao Yun is an absolute military general. But except for Lu Bu and Zhao Yun, who among the other generals often abandons the army to fight? No. In other words, he is only a general, not a handsome man. Liu Bei used his bravery, not his ability to lead. Be a hero according to the current situation, and heroes can also create the current situation. Even if Zhao Zilong leads the army with the courage of an ordinary man, the army's combat power will naturally be strong. Looking back, why does Zhao Yun only have personal bravery? At first, he was just a low-level officer under Gongsun Zan. Later, when Jingzhou was established, did Guan Yu and Zhang Fei want to lead the army? With such a small army, Chen Dao led the pro-army, and Zhao Yun could only stand aside with no title. When Yizhou was later occupied, did the upstarts in Jingzhou and Yizhou need to be appeased? Liu Bei himself also married Wu Yi's sister. After all, he needed to rely on local forces. Not the Yuancong Clan, even Jian Yong Mi Zhu, all have the status of Zhao Yun, not the Dongzhou Clan, the people of Jingzhou stick together. Not even a local force. Zhao Yun was a non-conformist, so it was inevitable that he would fall in love with the depressed Ma Chao.

It's so funny, Pang Tong didn't die, Zhuge Liang didn't enter Shu at all, but Pang Tong came out and made soy sauce and met him