Three Kingdoms: Starting from Riding Alone to Yangzhou

The author calls Zhuge Liang "Ge Jun", why don't you call him "Liang Sang"

The power map so far

There is a common problem in similar novels, which forcibly increases the difficulty for the protagonist. Others can do it easily, but the protagonist will take it slow and slow for reasons such as long-term stability. Others use their troops to increase manpower in troubled times. The protagonist will limit his troops for the sake of people's livelihood, but he will not write down the corresponding advantages, and will use his own shortcomings to match the enemy's strengths. What about the people's livelihood you have developed? I usually save money and food but refuse to use it, but I am often short of money and food. I watch others expand their territory and I watch it. Where are your elite soldiers when you go to war? Either it is not used, or it is resisted by the enemy's elite soldiers? The writing seems to be about the weak defeating the strong every time, leaving people speechless. The most difficult thing to accept is Ling Cao's death. What is the significance of his death? It's not surprising that the two armies fought and died in the rebellion, but why did Gan Ning have to kill him? To show off how powerful Gan Ning is? Forced to follow the historical route?

I feel that there are too few counselors and generals, not many top-notch ones, and Huang Zhong is still imprisoned 😁

Without Jiang Dong, how could Sun Ce get the support of Zhou Yu and Zhang Hong? The author is simply adding buffs to Sun Ce😥😥

Is this an imitation of the one next door riding down Jingzhou alone?

There is a lot of popular science, and even the letters need to be numbered. If this is still the case after it is put on the shelves, you can skip and read it😔😔😔

What does it have to do with the one who went to Jingzhou alone?

You pretend to be a loyal minister, but you still remain a loyal minister if you fail. You have completely ruined your father's reputation by doing this. Will the self-proclaimed loyal minister of the Han Dynasty be convinced?

I want to recommend it on the app. I recommend everyone to take a monthly pass. 😂

I hope I don't write about reunification. It would be better if I could write about how to compete with the aristocratic family for profit or reform in the future.

I feel that the author wrote too few people in each battle. You occupied two or three states. When fighting Yuan Shao, there were only 20,000 to 30,000 people. In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, it was often hundreds of thousands. In fact, the number of people can include all the civilians. Write more, and most of them are thousands of elite soldiers each time. If you write about thousands of elite soldiers, you can just write that the protagonist is under the rule. You can It is said that the protagonist implements an elite military system, but other princes do not have an elite military system. At that time, it was normal to have a military system of 10 out of 1 and so on. The protagonist ruled millions of people, and each battle still sent out 10,000 or 20,000 troops. The author could have made the description of the number of people in the battle scene more spectacular. When reading the novel of the Three Kingdoms, what you see is the battle scene and the demeanor of the generals and counselors of all parties.

The author's forceful suppression of the protagonist is a bit poisonous. The mainstream consensus of the population history of the late Han Dynasty is 30 million to 40 million. Among them, Jizhou, Yuzhou has the largest number, followed by Sili and Xuzhou Jingzhou. The protagonist should have more than 30,000 armored soldiers when he captures Yangzhou, plus half of Runan, half of Pei and Jingzhou+ Xuzhou should have more than 150,000 armored soldiers no matter what, but when fighting a decisive battle, why don't you think of not mobilizing all your strength? Besides, besides Jizhou, Yuan Shao, Youzhou and Bingzhou are not as good as Yangzhou to send 200,000 troops for an expedition? In terms of self-cultivation and emphasis on agriculture and business, the protagonist should be completely victorious.

I signed a contract 🤭 and hope it can be put on the shelves as soon as possible. Although it is not short of money, being put on the shelves is also a proof of strength.

There are some poisonous points: some characters are forcibly killed in the script

For those who have taken Tiantian Nichu Nichu, the reading experience is not good at all. Just say it once and it's written like this every time. It appears so many times that it makes me uncomfortable. I feel like the protagonist is not orthodox.

I always feel that Sun Ce is too strong, is it true? Is Cao Cao that weak?

To be honest, this novel is quite well written, especially about the relationship between the aristocratic family and the ruler. Nowadays, all novels are about reform from the beginning. Before paper, there were almost no civilians who could read, let alone govern the place.

I remember one book about riding alone into Jingzhou

Why does the protagonist already own the land of four continents, but the number of soldiers in the war is less than 100,000?

The author has no cheats at all, unlike other novels. You don't even have an intelligence agency, and you have to have Yang Xiu tell you, it's rotten. Shame on Reborn.

Is there a female protagonist? Who is the heroine?

Why is Teng Zhou, who protects the protagonist at the beginning, gone? The author must have forgotten. It has been several years, and the injury has not healed yet?

When Cao Cao handed over his military power, his whole family was probably gone. Cao Cao was a fool in the civil and military dynasties. When it came to internal fighting, if he didn't hold great power, it would be ashes in an instant, or he would sigh with emotion. It is not that the following are committing crimes and treason, but that the public opinion is gone and it is like destroying the dead. If it were not for the Yellow Turbans and not the planning force, the uprising would not be destroyed, and no one would inform. It is hard to say that the uprising would have succeeded.

Write about the Ming Dynasty conquering the Three Kingdoms or other countries conquering the Three Kingdoms. Write better.

Can Sun Ce really beat Cao Cao? Although I haven't really compared it, Sun Ce is not as good as Cao Cao in terms of advisors, generals, and military strength. How can he really beat him?

This writing is too slow. Please update more quickly.

It seems I haven't seen Zhao Yun appear in any scene.

How does the author arrange for Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty to

Who is the heroine?