Three Kingdoms: an Anti-Thief System at the Beginning

Dong Ping suddenly lost his mind, and Zhou Tai suddenly became invincible. Is he preparing a knife?

If you can only summon unwashed rebels, that is, those who have not become famous founding generals, here are a few handsome men recommended. I have no idea about the bravery of ordinary people, and I only recommend those who can fight. Liu Heitai, Wang Fubao and Song Jingang in the late Sui Dynasty, the three brothers Ge Congzhou and Zhang Guiba, Fu Cunshen and Yang Shihou in the late Tang Dynasty, Zhang Dingbian in the late Yuan Dynasty, Li Dingguo in the late Ming Dynasty, and Shi Dakai in the late Qing Dynasty. In addition, I would like to make a suggestion. In the Han Dynasty, the country was governed by filial piety, and people at that time put family first and then country. Although Sun Jian was not considered a general of Yuan Shu's family, in that era when the kindness of knowing and encountering was greater than heaven's, Sun Ce and the entire Sun family ate Yuan's rice. Yuan Shu appointed two eunuchs to the Sun family, Wu Jing and Sun Bi. The so-called Sun Ce's expedition to Jiangdong was based on Yuan Shu's reputation and Yuan Shu's strength. Do you really think that more than a thousand people can defeat the young heroes of Jiangdong? For example, if Sun Ce has a master-slave relationship with the Yuan family, how can he keep his face straight and curse Yuan Shu's son in person? Sun Ce should at least have some face, right? Although Sun Ce was ambitious, he could only declare his obedience to the Han Dynasty after Yuan Shu became emperor, and secretly occupied the three counties of Jiangdong with the official position of Kuaiji Governor granted by Yuan Shu. Has he actually taken any action to attack Yuan Shu's forces? Therefore, the descendants of the Yuan family enjoyed wealth and honor in Jiangdong in the later period, and Sun Quan wanted to take Yuan Shunu to win people's hearts. If I had known that Yuan Shu would rebel and proclaim himself emperor, not to mention the three clans, his direct relatives would not be able to escape, right? Whether Liu Xun or Sun Ce, although they were rebels, they still had a lot of face to show for it. Aren't they under pressure from the Xuchang court? So in your book, the author, Sun Ce, Zhou Yu and a bunch of Jiangdong civil and military officials always scold Yuan Yao with confidence, which is really annoying. It is completely inconsistent with the values ​​​​of Han Dynasty scholars.

Is there a possibility that Xuanyuan Huangdi's opponent Chi You was a rebel, and if Yao Guangxiao was a rebel, your scope would be wider. For example, Wei Zheng, who was accepted by Li Jiancheng in the early days, was considered a rebel for Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty. , But as long as the rebel thief has strength but the flaws are too obvious, after all, the rebel thief must be a rebel, and if he fails to succeed, then the strength will not be extremely high, and basically there will be a big problem, a small problem, etc., Otherwise he will not lose.

Just look at the introduction, kings, generals and prime ministers, would you rather have the kind? This sentence is not suitable for Yuan Yao to say. He has the talent to be a prince, general and prime minister. It's almost as good as asking someone born from the grassroots to tell you.

The protagonist fucks a bullshit emperor and licks a dog when he sees a girl. The Water Margin general Dong Yi massacres the city. The protagonist's IQ is worrying. It is said that he is a college student. He is worse than an elementary school student. All of his subordinates are rebels. I didn't see that according to the comment section, he was summoned and then rebelled. The protagonist's subordinates have no memory, which means they are equivalent to the natives of the Three Kingdoms, but they have their own personalities and may rebel at any time.

I think the writing is quite good, but I really can't stand it in Tucheng. I hope you can make a masterpiece and slap me in the face. It's really uncomfortable. Also, seeing women is like a loser, and the protagonist's IQ is worrying. Although he is just a college student, it can be understood, but you also want the readers to look comfortable. This is not a particularly realistic literary work. For this kind of systematic writing, you must first make the readers feel a little bit more involved... I will just say it casually. It doesn't matter whether you listen or not.

The protagonist traveled through time, so why does he feel like a second-rate person?

It's written like a pig's feet and has a low IQ. Even though he knew that Li Mi and Zhang Xianzhong were ambitious, he still did not separate them from his subordinates. Li Mi is a little difficult to operate, but it is normal to put Li Mi under your nose as a staff member. It is impossible for any mature organization to have personnel who cannot be transferred. It would be enough for Zhang Xianzhong to just arrange for him to be a county captain from the mainland. After all, he was just a warehouse keeper before. The four sons can be used in at least two directions. Doesn't this eliminate hidden dangers? I had to write that the five of them, father and son, packed up and went to Jiaozhou. This was for the later plot of rebellion in the country. The worst plot in the Zhenghege online article is the rebellion of one's own forces, especially this kind of rebellion that is obviously avoidable. As soon as this kind of plot comes out, you will lose your fans.

When I meet a woman, her IQ is gone, and she is like an emperor, giving up like a dog licker.

All the summoned ones either want to collaborate with the enemy or want to rebel and kill their lord. They are really excellent.

You cannot guarantee loyalty by summoning forces. What is the difference between you and the emperor? Why should people follow you if you are not 100% loyal? Since you are Yuan Shu's son, Yuan Shu is dead, and you have nothing to start with. If you are summoned and are not 100% loyal, then I will work with you. This book must be 100% loyal. Don't forget that you are Yuan's family and Yuan Shu's son.

Can the loyalty of these rebels summoned by the protagonist be locked in? Don't let them rebel

Build a building and see how many chapters Sun Ben can survive.

1. For example, the people in Water Margin

The protagonist of the Yuan family is born with the talent to drop followers. 😓

It is said that before the rebellion was successful, they were all rebels. Li Shimin and Zhu Yuanzhang were also considered rebels when they rebelled.

The summoned character is not loyal? What the hell setting

The writing is partial to romance, and does not talk about economics, political system, or military affairs. Preference for fighting generals belongs to the heroic view of history, and he also abuses his master during the New Year. In terms of military matters, where the food and grass come from, how many weapons and armor are included are basically not mentioned, and how much money is paid is not mentioned. The protagonist is too silly. A monarch, especially in the era of the Three Kingdoms, is like the Warring States Period. The king chooses his ministers and his ministers also choose the king.

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In fact, the writing in Newcomer is pretty good, but I think the characters in Water Margin cannot be compared with those in Three Kingdoms. It is true that a bandit character can be compared with the people in Three Kingdoms. I can't stand it, personal opinion. Come on

Zhongguo does sound a bit strange. Now we are collecting country names. If you think the country names sound good, please leave a message. If they are good, I will adopt them. Based on the location, the country's name may be Wu or Chu.