Three Kingdoms: Starting from the Street Pavilion

I am not a fan of historical literature, but this book "Three Kingdoms" is the author's painstaking work in terms of text. You can compare it with the shallow-language jokes on the Internet. This kind of writing is very difficult for the author to understand the history of the Three Kingdoms. The Three Kingdoms is about grandeur, iron horses, and the duel between military strength and wisdom.

In the original work, Ma Di failed to defend the street pavilion because he was arrogant and did not follow Zhuge Liang's advice. In fact, it is difficult to defend the street pavilion. After all, if you want to strengthen the defense and there are not enough troops for official affairs, it is better to set up a large number of tents, disguise as a large number of troops, and then leave a small number of troops to guard the street pavilion, and take most of the troops to surprise the Wei camp.

In a defensive battle, it is not easy for 30,000 to defeat 50,000. It is impossible to have 50,000 cavalry, especially if it is cavalry. Zhang He only has a few thousand cavalry, which are basically light cavalry. He cannot attack the camp and defend the street pavilion. He cannot understand some people. If 50,000 fights against 30,000, he will win. The cavalry is invincible. They are stationed in the road and protect the water source. There is food and grass in the village. How can he lose?

To summarize the first day, Zhang He practiced his archery skills and tentatively attacked the camp. Li Xiu came to bluff... It should have been Zhuge Liang's flag system and commander's flag. Zhang He was frightened, making him think that Zhuge Liang's main force was here. Then Zhang He led a team of cavalry to attack at night, trying to find out whether Zhuge Liang's main force was here. Li Xiu stepped into the trap and wanted to eat Zhang He. Zhang He saw through the trap and sensed that Zhuge Liang was not here, so he turned around and fled.

Will you proclaim yourself emperor? 😏😏😏 Once the prime minister leaves, you will be the master of Shu.

The first point is that the protagonist should allocate half of his troops to Wang Ping and set up camp at the intersection of the road to form a corner. Then you should set up camp on the mountain and divide your troops to guard the water source. We should strictly follow Zhuge Liang's deployment and set up camp at the intersection of Jieting. I feel that this should last for a while.

Including this year, it is my fourth year of writing books. It can be said that every signed book was discussed and negotiated with other people. I am also very grateful for their guidance and opinions, which have given me great help. But for such a long time, I have never written a book that I want to write. It is a book that is really written by me. God has given me such an opportunity this time, and I will not give up this opportunity. Thank you to all my friends who have supported me for a long time. You are the help that keeps me moving forward in my writing career. I hope that my book can get the evaluation it deserves in everyone's eyes. The old will not go and the new will not come. The Year of the Ox has passed and the Year of the Tiger has arrived. The author wishes you good luck in the Year of the Tiger, may the Tiger bring strength, and good luck in the New Year! Make a fortune in the Year of the Tiger!

When Teacher Mao believed that Ma Di must stop Zhang He in the Battle of Jieting, Zhuge Liang led an army to join forces with him. Decisive battle with Zhang He. Otherwise, the army was divided into two groups, Zhuge Liang and Ma Di. Failure is inevitable. Zhuge Liang's division of troops and tactics determined his defeat. Strategically, Longzhong also has decisive flaws. Or divide the troops?

In the Battle of Jieting, Zhang Jia divided his troops to put down the rebellion, so the force was insufficient. As long as he defended it reasonably and prevented the Wei army from successfully breaking through, it would be a victory. If the Shu army has sufficient troops, they can set up more defensive measures. For example, if they have water sources, they can dig wells near the mountains and rely on the mountains for defense. However, Zhang Jaw leads elite troops, and it is difficult to counterattack. Basically, they can only defend and wait for support.

It is so painful to defend against 50,000 troops with 30,000 troops. From the perspective of the battlefield tactical command and the battle situation, it is just a pot of chaos. This mess is like going to the market, not a battlefield.

The refrains are too blunt. One or two sentences are okay. They are found in almost every chapter. The emotional exaggeration is too deliberate.

It is too easy to defeat Jieting, just delay. In the first Northern Expedition, Shu was strong and Wei was weak. As long as Jieting can hold off, there is no guarantee that the Shu army will win. The west of Jieting will no longer be the territory of Wei.

The sense of immersion is not very strong, but I still need to work harder.

Is the protagonist a usurper in the end? Still?

Street Guard Pavilion The protagonist Li Xiu repelled Zhang He many times, and the war became a see-saw state. The defeat was still with Kong Ming, who immediately attacked Chang'an, forcing Zhang He and Guo Huai to retreat, and the street pavilion was also saved.

The human heart is not enough for a snake to swallow an elephant. The previous book clearly stated that eunuchs are eunuchs. Now I really don't believe that this book can achieve better results than the previous one.

Baojie Pavilion Li Xiu used bluffs to make Zhang He fearful, and finally made a plan to attack Zhang He's camp and burn the remaining food and grass of Zhang He's army, causing Zhang to retreat.

Participate Dig a few more wide trenches. If it happens to rain, it can also facilitate the drainage of the camp. If the water is full, it can also confuse the enemy's war horses. Increase the resistance of horses, add a four-foot low wall on the inside of the trench, dig a trench six feet behind, and set up a few more layers to form a camp step by step to resist the enemy's cavalry charge, drag the enemy to death, and damage the enemy's morale.

The method of guarding the street pavilion is to make good use of modern people's knowledge. Make earplugs for the Shu soldiers, and beat the drums three or four times every night for several nights to tire Zhang He's army. Then, after a few days, when Zhang He's army was tired, one night (because many ancient people suffered from night blindness, a small number of Shu soldiers who could fight at night were selected), they attacked Zhang He's camp at night, burned the food and grass, and ordered Zhang He to retreat.

To be honest in Jieting, it is useless for anyone to go. It will take more than 20 days at most. As long as the main force of the Shu army does not come, they will be defeated in the end.

Is there no bonus for traveling through time? Is it okay to have a photographic memory? What would you do if you traveled to the past as an ordinary person?

Prime Minister Zhuge through the ages

The author's entry point is good, and Zhuge's Northern Expedition may be successful for the first time. The next few times were just struggles before death. The first Northern Expedition killed Wei State by surprise. The number of enemies killed and the places occupied are the largest. If the Northern Expedition can succeed this time, there is a real chance, although the chance is not great.

The biggest advantage of modern people traveling through ancient times is to engage in logistics, agriculture, and large-scale production. It is best to teach in large quantities and cultivate talents.

Is this a cool article? Protagonist: Which one is stronger, intelligence or force?

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I sorted out the characters named Xiong in "Three Kingdoms", "Book of the Later Han", and "Book of Jin" and made a list: Xiong Mu, Xiong Yuan, Xiong Jin, Xiong Qiao, Xiong Fu, Xiong Shi. There are few people with the surname Xiong that can be found in relevant historical materials, and the more famous among them is Xiong Yuan. He also has a biography in the "Book of Jin", but he appeared later. "In the time of Sun Hao, he replaced Xiong Mu as the governor of Guangzhou, which was very powerful" - "Jin Shu Biography of Teng Xiu" [Xiong Mu, case "Jiang Biao Biography" He served as minister in Wu State, and died because of admonishing Sun Hao, but his official career went further in Teng Xiu] "The emperor's aunt in Guangchang Township was mourned but was not buried. Zhongcheng Xiong Yuanbiao said:" Case "Li" 'You will not eat meat when you are buried, and you will not take pleasure in mourning when you are dead.'" - "Book of Jin·Book of Rites" [Xiong Yuan, who appeared later, was highly regarded by Sima Rui for his integrity as an official. He wrote many letters to advise him, and Wang Dun was also very afraid of him when he was promoted to the imperial censor, Cheng Cheng and Shizhong.] "Xiong Yuan, courtesy name Xiaowen, was born in Nanchang, Yuzhang. Zu Qiao was known as Shi Chong Cangtou, but he was honest and upright in character and had a scholarly demeanor" - "Book of Jin Xiong Yuan's Biography" There was a younger brother, Xiong Jin, who served as the chief registrar under Wang Dun and became the governor of Poyang. "In the early days, Dun joined the army. Xiong Fu saw that Dun had appointed Feng. He had different plans. Because he was drunk, he said to Dun: 'When we found the country and inherited the family, a villain should not use it. Fortunately, he is in power and rarely loses his career." '" - "Book of Jin·Biography of Wang Dun" [Xiong Fu, a soldier in Wang Dun's army, saw Wang Dun's intention to raise an army. He also satirized Wang Dun while he was drunk, and even composed a song to satirize him before leaving. Wang Dun changed his face the first time and went back, but did not respond the second time] "The Monument of Han Xiong Jun Yun Jun Tao Qiao" - "Collection of Ancient Records" [Xiong Shi, "The Monument of Xiong Jun, Suimin School Lieutenant" There is a Xiong family of Suimin School Lieutenant in the late Han Dynasty, but his name is missing from the inscription. There is still some controversy about the name "Xiong Qiao", and some people point out that it should be "Xiong Shang"]

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