Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Snatch Zhuge Liang
三国：开局截胡诸葛亮
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- 486k Words
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- Historical
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- Alternate History
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If Zhuge Liang hadn't wanted to join Liu Bei, there wouldn't have been the story of Liu Bei's three visits to Zhuge Liang's thatched cottage; he probably would have moved away after the first visit.
Zhuge Liang's wife was Cai's niece, and she was related to Liu Biao and Liu Qi; they all knew each other.
Good heavens! Does this old eunuch not have a single book that ends up completely?
How could Zhuge Liang possibly break the bond? The connection between Zhuge Liang and Liu Bei dates back to Zhuge Liang's childhood, to Cao Cao's massacre of Xuzhou and Liu Bei's rescue of Xuzhou, not just after the Three Visits to the Thatched Cottage.
Who is worthy of Zhuge Liang? You? Hahaha
If the protagonist is Liu Qi, then Zhuge Liang isn't suitable because Jingzhou is too wealthy. Jiang Wan is a better fit; Zhuge Liang is too power-hungry. Pang Tong is in charge of military affairs, and you can also get Gan Ning and Huang Zhong as generals. I'm not sure if Wei Yan is from historical records or the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, so I won't comment.
Why are there so many mindless system novels these days?
What happened to Xue Rengui? Why is he gone? He wasn't as skilled in martial arts or command as anyone else in the Three Kingdoms period.
I'm posting a help request. I previously read a Three Kingdoms-themed book where the protagonist and his brother both served Liu Bei. His brother, a military general, orchestrated many schemes in Luoyang, gradually helping Liu Bei rise to power. He even managed to persuade Xun Yu to join him and married Xun Yu's sister, but I forget the details. Does anyone know the book?
"This young master"—that phrase is used too often, it's incredibly awkward.