When Sun Shiwan Became Wanyan Gou

When I saw the title of this book, I thought of the word "crouching dragon and phoenix chick"

This book is really a different kind of fireworks. It takes Sun Quan, a ruthless lover as the protagonist, and it makes people feel that there is no problem even if the things he does are not honorable at all.

Cao Cao becomes Wu Dalang, Sun Quan becomes Wan Yangou, who should Liu Bei become?

The famous Northern Expedition general he killed in order to surrender to the north was regarded as a martial saint after his death and became a representative of loyalty, with an eternal reputation! The famous Northern Expedition general he killed in order to surrender to the north was also regarded as a martial saint after his death. He also became a representative of loyalty and will be remembered forever!

How is Sun Quan better than Zhao Gou?

It's been a long time since I've seen a novel with Sun Shiwan as the protagonist.

You and me are the heroes of the world, the two fires in Chibi Yiling. Having a son should be like Sun Zhongmou, giving away one hundred thousand people in Hefei. 😏

It's outrageous that Sun Quan's life force is bound to Yue Fei's daughter Yue Yinping! It wouldn't be so outrageous if you tied the vitality to the prosperity of the Song Dynasty. For example, if there is a rebellion somewhere, and then someone gets sick in a certain part of the body, this can still lead to some trouble. Really, this paragraph made me faint.

It's so insulting to Sun Quan and wronged him.

When Liu Paopao became the God of War of the Ming Dynasty, the Ming Dynasty became great again!

Don't be afraid, there is Zhao Liang opposite. It's really a stretch. Wanyan Gou sent Yue Fei to the Northern Expedition with real hope of unifying the country. In the end, Thirteen Gold Medals were recalled and all hope of restoring his homeland was completely lost. Zhao Liang's reform measures such as the six-ministry system in one province and the relocation of the capital made the Jin Kingdom from a local separatist regime to a national regime. However, he rashly marched south and bet all his chips on the fate of the country by fighting against the Southern Song Dynasty. He failed and died. After that, the Jin Dynasty completely lost its ambition and ability to unify the country. It is worth mentioning that Zhao Liang slaughtered the clan members wantonly. Although his original intention was to regain power, it was also a relief to the Northern Song Dynasty.

I feel that the biggest mistake of this book is the whitewashing of Qin Hui. Qin Hui was able to be the independent prime minister for such a long time not because he followed Wanyan Gou's heart, but because he was the spokesperson of the Jin people in the Southern Song Dynasty. This can be seen from his killing Yue Fei. Wanyanggou's politics were not bad, otherwise the Southern Song Dynasty would not have been established. He was actually dissatisfied with Qin Hui, but he did not dare to break out because of his relationship with the Jin people. So when his son came to power to liquidate Qin Hui, he also acquiesced.

Does the Kingdom of Jin still need Sun Shiwan to solve it? Zhao Liang solved it all. The Jin Dynasty had Wanyan Gou, and the Song Dynasty had Zhao Liang.

To be honest, in terms of national character, people from the Song Dynasty are really not as good as Sun Shiwan, a person from the Han Dynasty who has a lot of martial virtues.

I think the captain of the transport team should leave an empty space and Chang Kaishen can pass through it.

Is the Song army really not as good at water warfare as Sun Quan? Let alone the progress in shipbuilding capabilities, is it biased to just talk about the accumulation of nearly a thousand years of war in the Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties? The water warfare capabilities are not as good as those of Soochow.

The two great wonders of the Jin and Song dynasties, Wanyan Gou and Zhao Liang, who are known as the temporary gou liang

Sun Quan himself is actually. A very powerful person. How should I put it, Jiangdong's big dudu. That's true. Gold medal wage earner. Throw it away after use. No one said that TMD died a good death. And you can look for it. The son of his elder brother Sun Ce. How miserable it was to be suppressed.

So... Grandpa Yue is gone? Alas😔, does the author really think that the Southern Song Dynasty has too many selling points? Although Yue Fei's Southern Song Dynasty plot makes the novel less suspenseful, the presence of this plot is really one of the biggest selling points of Southern Song Dynasty novels.

Both are rubbish, what better way to write about them?

There used to be a Liu Bei who became Wanyan Gou and entered the palace.

It seemed that there were too many things to write about, so it ended just like that. At least it's over.

How about writing about the Prime Minister of the Holy Grail War in the next book?

Good guys, how many of you came from the Prime Minister's book? Also, does the author really not consider giving a sequel to the Prime Minister's book?

The last few chapters have written that Wan Yanliang was taken advantage of by the protagonist to eliminate the main force, and his vitality was severely damaged. The Southern Song Dynasty took the opportunity to launch a large-scale Northern Expedition, recovering Shandong and Guanzhong, and encircling Kaifeng. The form is like Liu Yu's Northern Expedition, swallowing thousands of miles like a tiger. But if we continue the Northern Expedition at this time, there will still be some crises under good circumstances. After occupying Guanzhong, Shandong, and part of Henan, they continued the Northern Expedition. The form was similar to Liu Yilong's Yuanjia Northern Expedition during the Liu Song Dynasty. At this time Wanyan Liang could follow the old wisdom of Tuoba Tao of the Northern Wei Dynasty and withdraw completely from the south of the Yellow River and return to the north. When the Yellow River froze in winter, the Southern Song Dynasty troops were dispersed in major occupied areas, and the quality of a large number of uprising troops declined. The Jin army then went south in a large scale, taking advantage of the Southern Song Dynasty's weak field strength to eliminate the Southern Song Dynasty's effective forces, and forced the Southern Song Dynasty back to Guanzhong and Huainan in one fell swoop. However, what I am most worried about is that the author wrote like many previous historical novels, in which the Jin people were beaten to Huanglong Mansion and asked for help from the Mongols. Then the protagonist defeats the Mongols, suddenly unifies the world, and then marches into the world or something.

It's too soon, it's over

After chasing the author's books for so long, he just likes bad endings! In the beginning, you are saved from a desperate situation, but in the middle stage, the plot is reasonable, but in the later stage, it suddenly gets messed up. Basically, it ends hastily while leaving the enemy disabled. It is very unsatisfying, and it is not even half as good as the Prime Minister!

How about the author writes a book about Liu Bang traveling through the late Han Dynasty?

I see so many people looking down on Sun Quan. I have been playing Sun Shiwan memes before. I will find out later that Sun Quan is indeed very powerful. In the beginning, he only controlled Yangzhou with little control, and finally developed into the land of three states. Still in the situation that the north has been unified, he is indeed powerful, much stronger than Liu Bei.

Logically speaking, the middle-aged Sun Quan should be allowed to travel through time. Middle-aged Sun Quan can indeed be called a heroic figure. Shu fans should not attack me. Liu Bei is not the protagonist of history if he refuses to be fandomized.