Liu Xian Is Also Crazy in Three Kingdoms

While the protagonist is thinking about Xianyu, I can't do it, I can't do it, I can't take action, at the same time, he is inventing, training soldiers, and figuring out the master... The law of true fragrance! Farewell!

I just watched Da Qiao, who is Sun Ce's widow and is positioned as the heroine. Is the protagonist going to be a successor? A virtuous wife? How is it different from Cao Thief?

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A brief discussion on the population in the late Han Dynasty: Because some friends left a message that the population of Lingling was one million. This data is from the census during the Shun Emperor period. At that time, the population of the Eastern Han Dynasty was at its peak, with about 56 million people. But in the more than ten years since the end of Emperor Ling, the Yellow Turban Rebellion and the Battle of Chibi, the population has decreased significantly. The detailed population of each county during this period is unknown to historians. But we can calculate that Cao Cao's cost in the Battle of Chibi in the novel is 800,000, and historical data is around 200,000. Let's calculate based on the ratio of 10 to 10. Even if we add the 800,000 county soldiers and left-behind corps, assuming that Cao Cao has a total of 1.2 Million soldiers, that means the population under his rule is about 12 million. Sitting in the Jiyou, Qingxu, Yuyan and Sili areas, there are only more than 10 million people. In the Han Dynasty, the south was basically undeveloped, and its population lagged far behind that of the north. Correspondingly, the population of the entire nine counties of Jingzhou at that time did not exceed two million. And basically in Nanjun, Nanyang, Xiangyang, which is the generation of today's Hubei. In the battle of Yiling, Sun and Liu invested 100,000 people, which was considered a big battle. It can be seen to what extent the population has declined at that time. There is another test that proves that even after decades of the Three Kingdoms, the country of Shu is relatively peaceful, with a population of more than 900,000, and the country of Wu has a population of more than 2 million. Therefore, in this article, the population of Lingling is set to be no more than 100,000, and the total population of the four counties in Jingnan is around 600,000 to 700,000.

. . . . It's really brave to dare to touch historical subjects with nothing in your stomach.

Liu Xian twenty-six should have a wife and children. Could it be that the Three Kingdoms talked about free love and late marriage and childbearing? This is ancient times, not modern times

After reading a few chapters, I felt it was to my liking and I could follow it. There's just something that makes me panic. The author clearly has a new name, but he has three books to his name, and two of them are eunuchs. When I saw this book, I felt unstable. Another one, the author writes mainly romance, supplemented by history. In terms of characters, the three-dimensional data is combined with some games to create facial expressions. Of course this is not a shortcoming, at least not in the book world. Moreover, the characters are simpler to stand and read more smoothly. However, I found that many people in the chapter comments were obsessed with this, and they kept posting comments criticizing this matter, leading others astray. I think we can create a setting chapter to tell readers directly that this is not the historical Three Kingdoms, but a parallel world, a parallel world that is a hybrid of romance and historical games. Tell them that if the party retreats, there will be less rhythm.

Was the female protagonist raped by the male protagonist? ? ?

I have never understood why some people always like to write Xun Yu as a loyal Han. Can loyal people let Cao Cao kill the queen and concubines at his own request? The problem comes, some people will say that they want to kill Cao Cao after paying these people. Would someone who could kill a pregnant concubine care about the issue of loyalty? When I see the author saving Xun Yu, I can only say that he failed. Xun Yu was loyal to Han, and he was only loyal to Han who could satisfy the interests of the gentry. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Xun family was one of the representatives of the gentry.

I feel like the main character is too lame, he has Liu Xian's memories, and he also has to follow the ten rules of the military, which is basically impossible even half of the time! I don't want to read this anymore

In my opinion, falling in love in ancient times was purely funny. Otherwise, how could there be "the orders of parents and the words of matchmakers"? If they are a good match, if you propose marriage to them, they will usually

You should study the military system of the Han army carefully. Centurion, you have watched too many Western movies and TV series!

Liu Xian of Three Kingdoms is also a crazy protagonist for modern people. Nine years of compulsory education. You should know how to make gunpowder. Ten thousand enemies or something. It exploded all of a sudden

Okay, I would like to make two suggestions: First, the issue of Jiaozhou. Wu Ju, the governor of Cangwu, is not dead at this time. The protagonist can send troops from Lingling to control Cangwu. The position of Cangwu County in the middle of Jiaozhou is equivalent to dividing Jiaozhou into two, which is beneficial to the subsequent strategy of Jiaozhou. Second, Liu Xian and Liu Du father and son might as well marry into the clan and have a good relationship with Liu Bei. For example, after Changsha is crowned king, don't they have to lie down? It would be easier for a Shu Han clan member like Liu Yan to lie down and make salted fish.

Surrender at the beginning and become a worker. Wouldn't it be nice to be the son of your own boss?

Huang Zhong's military force is on the same level as that of Wei Yan? At the age of 60, he fought Guan Yu for 100 rounds with no outcome, and at the age of 72, he defeated Xia Houyuan in Dingjun Mountain Formation. Why do you look down on Old Man Huang?

If you are not the type to fight for hegemony, just persuade them to quit.

Da Qiao

The chapter about defeating Guan Yu was not well written. It is unreasonable to use any strategy to defeat Guan Yu. As long as you don't encounter fire attack, water attack, or your hometown being stolen, these three situations will happen. Guan Yu leads the elite, and as long as he does not have an absolute advantage, he may be overturned by Guan Yu. Besides, everyone knows what the combat effectiveness of Soochow soldiers is. Wherever he can use a stratagem casually, Guan Yu's troops will suffer heavy losses.

This kind of introduction is about waiting to die. The main characters are basically not the same, they are selling sheep's heads and selling dog meat.

Pang Xi, is your old Pang Yi not doing well?

It is recommended to open Chapter 31 first, bear with it and then read it from the beginning.

I've almost finished watching it, and I feel that the plot is barely up to standard, but there are a lot of flaws. First, the population of Jingnan was not as small as the author wrote. Except for Wuling, the other three counties in Jingnan had the smallest population of 550,000. At that time, they were all counties with small populations. The entire population of southern Jingzhou is about three million, and including northern Jingzhou, the entire population of Jingzhou is almost five million, which is not as small as the author wrote. Secondly, the author does not seem to know much about history, and like Shuangwen in previous years, he likes to engage in commerce and industry. It's just that the author has always ignored the shortage of population and productivity. At that time, more than 80% of the country's population were farmers. If you wanted to develop industry, you would at least need a large number of craftsmen, which was not possible at that time. The same is true for business. At that time, there were no small businessmen at all, and few people with low status were willing to be businessmen. It was mainly the official and business families (the Mi family and the Zhen family all had officials, otherwise it would be impossible to expand the business) At that time, there were more businesses but the government itself ended up personally. For example, Liu Bei printed currency in Yizhou to rob the wealth of the nobles. As for industry, even if Cao Cao wanted to engage in industry, he only built some small workshops. The productivity at that time was simply not enough to support industry. These two flaws gave me a headache. It felt like the protagonist in the plot was amusing himself in a castle in the air, which felt very unreasonable. It's okay if you treat it as a game world without thinking about it, but if you really study it seriously, it will piss people off. (≖_≖ )

Damn it, can the update be faster?

No one is a moral model, but spending all day writing about your experience of hunting for women? Disgusting.

This protagonist (author) is too coquettish, so don't talk about it...

Haven't watched it yet. Yes or no. That kind of thing. Think of nothing. Like salted fish. Something done on purpose. That someone else did it on purpose. I don't understand what you mean. . It's all for a purpose. Then confused. Made. Others say you are so awesome. You're still here. This is not what I want to do, I thought. In fact, I don't really want to watch it, especially in the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms. Have the ability to change. If you don't go, you will always be unwilling to do so. Confused. I always feel sorry for the people. Sorry for this nation.