Three Kingdoms: The Sage Strategist! Sun Jian Begs Me to Serve as His Adviser!

What kind of immortal did you do in ancient times? Mr. Ye loves dragons, but what happens when a dragon actually comes? I also plan to write a book focusing on strategy.

I beg the immortal for help... I have such a big face

When I read the introduction, I thought of one thing. If I were Sun Jian, I would secretly instruct people to test what this immortal is capable of. He only has strategy, no force, just utilization. His force is also very strong, so I will consider treating him as half an immortal. After he unifies me, I must give it a try. Can I beat this immortal to death? If I want to become an immortal myself, I feel that as long as I am a human being, it will be the same. Do you have this idea?

As soon as I saw this title, I was speechless. As a lord, kneeling down to ask for help??? The most it can do is request, right? Otherwise, there would be no distinction at all.

Eighteen princes attacked Dong Zhuo. An immortal descended from heaven? The immortal's surname is Liu, and the emperor's surname is Liu. The immortal does not assist the emperor, but helps a small official from Qiantang! You should order the world to attack him!

Kneel down and beg the immortal to worship you as your lord. This Sun Jian has such a big face

Return Sun Jian's separatist rule to Jiangdong. When Sun Jian attacked Dong Zhuo, he acted as Ma Zai under Yuan Shu and was not considered an independent warlord at all. Until his death, he died as Yuan Shu Ma Zai. Moreover, he and I had never separatized Jiangdong. We went to fight against Dong Zhuo as the governor of Changsha. Moreover, we did two major things after we raised an army to challenge Dong Zhuo. When the troops arrived in Jingzhou, they forced Wang Rui, the governor of Jingzhou, to death; when they arrived in Nanyang, they killed Zhang Zi, the prefect of Nanyang. These two incidents directly made Sun Jian notorious among the scholars, and he had no choice but to seek refuge with Yuan Shu. Otherwise there will be no support at all. Sun Jian fought bravely, was good at commanding troops, and had quick wits. In history, it was Sun Jian who came up with the empty city strategy, and of course it was not that mysterious. In any case, it was impossible for Sun Jian to be active as an independent warlord in the late Han Dynasty. After all, being of low origin is one thing, and the scholar class not wanting to take refuge is another. What's more, he is brave enough, but has no big ambitions (just separatist rule). In fact, he is at most a warlord, and he has to rely on big warlords to achieve anything. If it weren't for his son Sun Ce occupying Jiangdong. It is estimated that his reputation in history was limited to his relatively strong military capabilities.

Reading this book, I have never seen anyone assisting Sun Ce. . . The aristocratic families in Soochow are too powerful to be touched Sun Ce basically only listens to Zhou Yu, and everyone else has to take second place. In addition, the Sun family seems to be the only one who has killed the so-called immortals (if I remember correctly) I feel that this book will be a bit overwhelming, but I haven't read it yet, so I'll give it a try first.

Shouldn't he join Liu Bei if he had no power during the Hulao Pass period? Sun Jian, the governor of Changsha, was already a hero, and his subordinates were composed of various nobles. At that time, Liu Bei probably didn't even have a team like Mi Fangsun Gan, so wouldn't this be a timely help?

When you need it, you are a fairy; when you don't, you are a monster.