Chihan

Hang the seal and seal the gold, resign from Cao Cao three times, pick up the robe at Baqiao, cross five passes and kill six generals, ride thousands of miles alone, don't ask why, I want to find my brother.

Come on, author, I hope that the emperor's uncle can find a different path in his exploration at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. In the fourth year of Xiping (175), everything was very early, and few people wrote about the youth experience of the emperor's uncle.

For Liu Bei, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei are brothers and clansmen. In his heart, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei are the most important.

It's only been two simulations and he's already so invincible? ? Liu Bei traveled to the late Sui Dynasty, started from scratch, and spent 10 years proclaiming himself emperor and unifying the country. This. . . . How else to write about the Three Kingdoms? ?

The Qin Dynasty made wedding clothes and the Han Dynasty wore them, and the Tang Dynasty borrowed them from the Sui Dynasty for three hundred years.

Li Shimin's military ability is so abnormal, and his political ability is also very strong. He is simply a hexagonal warrior. Even if Liu Bei has lived two lives again, his military ability has not been exercised much. It is more reasonable that he will lose in this simulation.

It's better to write Liu Bei's rebirth directly than to use the system

I also wrote an inexplicable simulation of Iron Destiny Fighting on the Street. The main plot is a good book. It has more than 100,000 words. When I look back, it is still in the same place.

This book is really hard to follow. It is updated once a day, and each update only has three and a half pages. It can be read in less than a minute.

Liu Bei had a fatal character flaw. He was too loyal and sentimental. Since ancient times, none of the founding emperors had been particularly sentimental. Liu Bei was too sentimental and had a knight-errant spirit. This was his advantage but also his disadvantage. Coupled with the fact that he came from a humble background (the princes were of the lowest origin, Cao Cao was the grandson of a super eunuch and the son of the three princes, the fourth and third prince of the Yuan Shao and Yuan Shu families, Sun Quan was the second rich generation, Gongsun Zan had a great father-in-law, Liu Yu, Liu Biao and Liu Yan were all Zongzheng, and Liu Bei was an ordinary member of the hundreds of thousands of Han clan clan members), this weakness was even more fatal. In contrast, Cao Cao is not very emotional. He talks but does not act, and is very vicious (Xuzhou Massacre, giving birth to a woman), but Cao Cao also has a fatal flaw - suspicion (not ordinary suspicion), which is specifically reflected in the fact that the person who can lead the army alone is either Cao or Xiahou. He relies too much on the power of the clan, and in the early stage When fighting hard, he took a shortcut (holding the emperor to command the princes, how can I say this strategy? The dynasties that used this strategy were basically short-lived, and were usurped by others using the same method). This fatal weakness of being headstrong also resulted in few loyal ministers under him. None of the founding monarchs showed this weakness of being headstrong when conquering the country. Sun Quan, on the other hand, likes to play with power too much. He can be the leader of the establishment, but he cannot be the founding king. The shortcomings of the three of them led to the situation of the Three Kingdoms, and no one could complete the unification.

I roughly read about 40 chapters. The author's basic character relationships are written according to the official history. The names and ages can be changed according to what you think would be better. For example, the second daughter of the Cai family, Cai Zhenji was born in 214 according to Yang Huiyu, and Yang Hu was born in 221, so she would not be the elder sister. Zhang Fei and Zhao Yun's age is a mystery, so you can freely use this point.

I feel like the system is a bit superfluous.

First review? Why double book? The other book is also good. Similar to the Lu Bu simulator, the settings are pretty good, just keep it going.

Five pages updated every day... It's really yours

Come on! Although there are traces of imitation, the flaws are not concealed. I hope the author will continue to work hard, strive to innovate in imitation, and come up with his own style in innovation. He can try to make Liu Bei's style and character closer to reality and more vivid, instead of always being the stereotype of a benevolent and righteous gentleman in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Come on!

Up to now, I can't help but complain: Why are there so many "with", "for" and "for" in the writing? It's really weird to read 🙂🙂🙂 Even in classical Chinese, there are other function words and substantive words, which are used interchangeably. There is no way to keep puzzling over one or two words. The storyline is well designed and attractive, and the characters are well created. However, the language used is too weird. I can only read the plot outline roughly. It is recommended to change it to semi-vernacular or vernacular, so that the characters can speak normally and speak fluent words that everyone can understand. Even for famous ancient poems, there are popular ones like Bai Juyi that everyone can learn from, and it doesn't necessarily have to be Li Shangyin's confusing writing style.

The book is good, but too short 😆😆😆

It would be fun if Liu Bei simulated becoming Liu Bang.

This is the closest I have ever been to Xuande Gong

The system is to help Liu Bei grow into an eternal emperor and let him grow up

Dear writer, your new book is very good. I have joined the new book investment group. Please update~

A very awesome and groundbreaking book, but it's a pity that it's not popular