Three Kingdoms: Sun Wu, I Make the Decision

Apart from The War of the Three Kingdoms, this is the second novel written by Sun Wu that I have read

Good guys, the three systems are all the cheats of the previous protagonists.

As mentioned, some people think that it was Sun Quan who did it. The reason is that before Sun Ce's accident, his "strongest shield" Zhou Tai was sent to protect Sun Quan, and it was Sun Quan's request. Secondly, his equipment actually fell off the chain at this time, which has to make people think deeply. However, some people also think that this is not true, because Sun Yi, who was also the legitimate son at the time, was more favored by Sun Ce. Everyone thought that he would be the next generation leader, and it would be of no benefit to Sun Quan to do this. But I don't think that's the case. Let's not talk about whether Sun Ce would have reflected before his death and weighed the pros and cons and found that he needed an "old coin" leader, so he passed the position to Sun Quan. If Sun Yi really came to power, Sun Quan would have had a chance to do the opposite. Moreover, after Sun Quan came to power, Sun Yi also died in confusion, and Sun Ce's descendants have basically withdrawn from the center of power. There is also the theory that it was arranged by the Cao thief. The main evidence is that Guo Jia's "divine prophecy" directly stated that "from what I see, he will die at the hands of a common man", and soon Sun Ce was attacked by a surprise attack. Second, his death was indeed very beneficial to Cao Cao.

I wonder if the heroine this time was originally a female, or was her gender changed?

After I confirmed my Aboriginal identity, I felt like I couldn't see it anymore.

I haven't seen the back yet. During the Three Kingdoms period, the protagonist would be assassinated by the family if he touched so many interests of the family. This is how Sun Ce died. Sun Ce figured it out before he died and then let Sun Quan take the throne.

Three systems are too complicated. And magic and stuff. Why don't you just give Xiang Yu Zhiyong?

I feel a bit sore in my balls, the words "Jiangdong Rats" are floating around in my mind, so I am in a state of mind 😅

In Golden Chapter 3, the protagonist begins to cast magic. Isn't this Wolverine? Very well written😅

One system is already invincible, and you still have three systems. Do you still need to write this?

Isn't this writing much better than some of the top lists?

Is Dong Zhuo so grand? Sun Jian's nephew is very good at being a county magistrate.

Hey guys, there's no notice that a new book has been released. Is there a group? Finally returned to the Three Kingdoms

Well written, especially Chapter 21

Guo Jia, a counselor, is really not too important.

Move within 2000 meters offshore! Follow the coastline all the way down to Malacca and you can start colonizing Australia! There are absolutely no risks! Changsha Slip Museum displays - Zoumalou, numbered 1384. In the second year of Wu Jiahe of the Three Kingdoms (AD 233), the Wu bamboo slips show that the "big gun" (main mast) of the sailing ship is "seven feet long", and there are upper and lower horizontal bars (i. E. Upper and lower steel) of reinforced cloth or mat sails on the gunmast that are "six feet long". There are early rudders (i. E. Daqiu), stone anchors (ganite) and thick bamboo cables (Daqiu). Based on the conversion of the Wu ruler of the Three Kingdoms to today's size and the principles that the length of the main mast of ancient Chinese sailing ships was approximately equal to or less than the ship's length, and the width of the main sail was more than twice the width of the ship, it has been deduced that the wooden sailing ship mentioned in the 1384 Wu slip should have a length of more than 16.75 Meters and a width of about 7.2 Meters. Based on the principles that the sails of the Three Kingdoms period were square sails and had a certain proportional relationship with the full-load displacement of the ship, it was further deduced that the total sail area of ​​this large sailing ship "emerged" from the Wu Slips of the Three Kingdoms was about 206.21 Square meters, and its displacement should have reached 70 tons to 100 tons, and the full-load displacement may have reached 103 tons.

I still want to see the old ones. . .

In the later stage, there will be nothing wrong with the system, Ji Le.

Sun Jiabing, a descendant of the Sun family, achieved 54320

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In fact, the policy of foreign kingdom kingship is to solve the big problem. It only needs to add supporting measures. Every five years, where the kingdom borders the Central Empire, one percent of the kingdom's territory will be divided and merged into the Central Empire. The specific proportion can be optimized, so as to ensure that the foreign kingdom always serves as the spearhead of the empire.

Should I mention the three systems in the introduction? I really want to persuade you to quit. Generally speaking, this kind of thing is considered a conspiracy. If you are under great pressure in the early stage, you should adjust the three systems.

Will the author's next book be about the Zhenguan era of the Tang Dynasty?

The protagonists in several books use knives, but I don't like using knives, which is frustrating!