
Three Kingdoms: I Help Liu Bei Grow a Thousand Miles of Territory
三国:我帮刘备种出万里江山
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To be honest, I really like this novel. The protagonist has traveled through time. Isn't it that reckless? The protagonist has become a god. He looks down on this and kills that. Do you think that the ancients were all fools and had no temper? You have no heels, no thighs, let alone ambitions. It's good that you didn't die in ancient times. In this book, the protagonist slowly emerges from the bottom. He is a person of flesh and blood, not a god! There is a book on the Three Kingdoms. I became someone's younger brother. I went to Cao Cao and looked down on Liu Bei. What kind of hypocrisy? I was eventually expelled from Cao Cao's camp, and then I was taken out by the third party. I started to act like a 250. I didn't join Liu Bei. He was dragged as hard as 258,000 yuan, and he went to attack Jingzhou behind Liu Bei's back and killed Liu Biao's son. 😅😅😅 A protagonist like this should have been killed by Cao Cao at the beginning. This book is better. Lantian has self-awareness and just keeps farming! If you like this book, like it and subscribe 😁
I really like this novel. I've read too many stories about hegemony and I'm tired of it. Wouldn't it be nice to have a supporting role? With my limited knowledge of the Three Kingdoms, I'm still hungry for talent at this time. Isn't it a good idea to work for others and use my skills? There shouldn't be 996 or 007 in this era. Even if you are caught and want to kill, you have to kill the protagonist first (?) Off topic, are there any other novels of this type 😂, without CP or with single female protagonist or single male protagonist?
I took advantage of the exemption to take a look and saw that Liu Bei was marrying Sun Shangxiang, so he gave up. The next day, I couldn't give him 100 coins, so he had to curse a few words. The first sentence said that Gan Qian was his mother, and the second sentence said that Liu Bei should marry his daughter-in-law and let Gan Qian decide. How could a concubine who was born in ancient times dare to express her resentment even if she has it in her heart? She is even more afraid of causing harm to her younger brother. As a modern man, he knows how unfair polygamy is to women. The key is that Sun Shangxiang is beautiful and can do martial arts. What can Gan Qian compare with? Isn't the original reason why I don't want salted fish to struggle because I don't want Gan Qian to live a miserable life? Peace and joy? It's only been 100 chapters and you've forgotten it? I have endured it till now. I don't quite remember the original work of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", but when Liu Bei was trapped in Soochow, he had thousands of people under his command, and he was over 50, so he couldn't be blamed too much for falling into a honey trap. But now we have a land in one state, with many talented people under our command, and a bright future. Before leaving, she said how much she liked Gan Qian. As soon as she arrived in Soochow, she was so fascinated that she couldn't miss Shu. Zhao Yun came to persuade her and was scolded, Isn't this Sun Shangxiang a goddess descended from heaven? I remember a writer said that if a gun is described at the beginning, then the gun will definitely fire at the end. I had an encounter with Sun Shangxiang when I was walking with Lu Su earlier. I thought there would be some interesting plot, but it turned out that there was no relationship at all, which was very strange.
It's really rare to give away a girl at the beginning. Since the historical epic is not changed, wouldn't it be the same with a different beginning? Wouldn't it feel good to persuade some readers to reject it?😅
Advantages: 1. The ten golden chapters at the beginning are simple and clear, and there are no twists and turns, which is very attractive; 2. The decision-making of the central protagonist based on the historical trend is reasonable; 3. There is no abuse of technology trees and golden fingers, and the reasonable development is not abrupt; 4. The plot design of Sun Quan's backstab is vivid and reasonable for the first time. Disadvantages: 1. It is unreasonable to write Liu Bei as a puppet and turn all the Shu Han ministers into harmless characters; 2. It is seriously anticlimactic and cannot distinguish the priorities. A random supporting character can write tens of thousands of words if he pulls out the details, and the key battles are all anecdotes. 3. There is harmony within the Shu Han Dynasty, but there is a serious lack of conflicts and constraints, which greatly reduces the overall excitement of the novel.
The author's subject matter is very good. When everyone is tired of reading the hegemony article, I came to write a supplementary article. The general direction is well handled, but the details are very rough. I have read about seventy chapters now, and I would like to give the author some suggestions. First of all, the characterization is not enough. It can be seen that the author mainly focuses on lectures. In order for the protagonist to enter the story reasonably, it must be extended. Each character has his own ideas and opinions in the context of the times. Just like Ganji, he saved the protagonist's life and adopted him as his adopted son. However, there is little in the article about his love and care for his adopted son. Because his daughter married Liu Bei, he broke up the protagonist and Lu Qiling. I think the author can write Ganji's entanglement and helplessness. Although the relationship between the adopted son is far away, the palms and backs of the hands are full of flesh. The relationship between Lu Bu and Liu Bei can be mentioned by others intentionally or unintentionally mentioning the relationship between the protagonist and Lu Qiling to Gan Ji. Gan Ji broke up the relationship not only because he loved his daughter, but also because he was under the roof and hoped that Liu Bei could take good care of the family. Of course, other ways of dealing with it are also possible. Reasonable ones can make the characters more complete, instead of readers being happy when Gan Ji died. I personally feel that he is still alive. The second is the change in the protagonist's concept, from time travel to accepting time travel, from not liking Liu Bei to being willing to serve him. This aspect is the main line after all, and can be described in more detail, instead of just coming to your house for dinner every day. It can be through side effects, Liu Bei's personal qualities, or the protagonist's views on Liu Bei's practices based on the values of later generations and the actual situation of the world. Then there are the protagonist's personal thoughts and actions. It can be seen that the author followed the novel in the early stage, but the relationship between the protagonist's characters determines that sometimes he has to do more things, and because of the inertia of history, everyone makes decisions for themselves and their family at that time, pushing the wheel of history on the original path. I don't know how to improve this. I can only hope that the author will write more and gradually pay attention to it through experience. Finally, there is the description of each character. For example, I saw Liu Biao and his subordinates here. It is not easy for everyone to achieve that position. They have their own ideas, and the decisions they make are not because they are unexpected, but because from their perspective, it is the best decision for themselves and their family. Regarding the environment of the times and the characters, the author can refer to The Strategy of the Three Kingdoms, which is also a book to assist Liu Bei. The shortcomings of that book are opposite to yours, that is, it writes too much and is too tiring to read. But there is also something worth learning. Personally, if you don't like it, don't leave it alone. Finally, I wish you all a prosperous literary fortune.
When I saw the title of the book, I didn't really want to read it. After traveling through time, it doesn't matter if I don't seek hegemony. I still have to work for others, help others conquer the world, and count their money...
I think this book is very good among the Three Kingdoms. The most important issue is the identity of the time traveler. Generally speaking, similar novels about hegemony are enjoyable to read. Many of the reasons are that readers take on the roles and benefit from time travel in later generations. The technological flow, system flow, and talent flow start with the momentum. The process and ending are mostly in line with every reader's expectations as a time traveler, so everyone enjoys reading it. However, the level of the works varies. Some highlight the protagonist's overestimation of the wisdom of the ancients, and some are too fast-paced and many characters cannot leave a deep impression on readers. Some authors have different levels of historical views and novels, and they evaluate historical books and novel characters with strong subjective colors or forcefully suppress their wisdom, resulting in a lack of reading depth in the whole book. This book is considered to be one of the best novels of its kind. It is not too exaggerated. It can take a year or two to conquer a state and then carry out reforms. The level of the characters is also good, leaving a deep impression on readers, such as the greedy Zhang Fei who loves to play tops, the cute and naughty Second Young Master Lan, etc. The only thing that I feel is a pity is that there doesn't seem to be much description of Wei's character line and timeline story line. It would be great if more time could be spent laying out the structure. The hearts of the public are floating, the plot to seize the throne and the influence of a certain character's death and last words and so on. More words and more effort to structure the scope of this work will also expand a lot. Looking forward to more exciting stories and characters.
Everything else is fine, but you want Lu Bu's daughter to be the heroine and you don't save your father-in-law. It's too cruel. The heroine helps you save your father and sister, and considers it from your point of view. In the end, you watch your father-in-law die, right? It means that I not only want your father to die, but also your people to have some kind of insight.
I have read Chapter 300. The protagonist has traveled through time for more than 30 years, and has been helping Liu Bei for more than 20 years. I really can't figure out what the protagonist has done in these years. He wants soldiers but no soldiers, and no one wants people. Liu Bei has Gan Ning and Xu Su under his command, and his territory has increased by a few more counties, but his military strength has not increased.