I Am Li Shimin of the Three Kingdoms

A layman talks about equipment, an expert talks about logistics. The protagonist should try to choose a site with a lot of "grain and grass", or choose a place where "Tang Dynasty technology" can be used to increase grain production. The three armies have not moved, and food and grass go first. Food is everything, far more important than the army. Even population, reputation, and talents have to be sidelined.

Write Li Er. Do you understand Taizong's art of war?

There was a severe drought in the summer of 1833. The river in Qiujincheng overflows for more than 20 miles. The shore of Wuyuan Mountain collapsed. In winter, the ice in Donghai, Donglai and Langye wells is more than a foot thick. 1. Yellow Turban Uprising: In 184 AD, Zhang Jiao launched the Yellow Turban Uprising, which caused chaos in the eight states of Qing, Xu, You, Ji, Jing, Yang, Yan, and Henan. 'The sky is dead, the yellow sky should stand, and the age of Jiazi will be good for the world. ' In the first month of the spring of the second year of Yichou Zhongping in 185, there was a great epidemic. In April of summer, there will be strong winds, rain and hail. Autumn July, three auxiliary borers. In December, people in Luoyang have children with two heads and four arms. 2. Xiqiang rebellion: The first riot In March 185, Bian Zhang, Han Sui and others led tens of thousands of riders into Kou Sanfu and invaded Yuanling in the name of killing the eunuchs. Emperor Ling sent the left chariot and cavalry general Huangfu Song and the Zhonglang general Dong Zhuo to attack them, but they were unable to defeat them. However, Bian Zhang, Han Sui and others became prosperous and caused turmoil in the world. In July, Emperor Ling dismissed Huangfu Song. In August, Sikong Zhang Wen was appointed as the general of chariots and cavalry. During the holidays, Jin Wu Yuan Pang was appointed as his deputy. He worshiped Dong Zhuo, the Polu general, and united with Zhou Shen, the Dangkou general, to rule Wen. Together with more than 100,000 infantry and cavalrymen from all counties, they stationed in Meiyang (Northwest of Wugong). In November, Han Sui also marched into Meiyang. Due to many disadvantages, he retreated to Yuzhong. Zhou Shen led 30,000 troops to pursue and was defeated. The rest of the troops attacked the Qiang and were defeated, but Dong Zhuo returned with his entire army. In the third year of Bingyin Zhongping in 186, the fifth month of the month was dark, and there was an eclipse on the sun. In autumn and August, there are thousands of birds on Huailing, screaming sadly and killing each other due to fighting. The second riot In the winter of 186, Han Sui killed Bian Zhang, Boyu, Wenhou, and others, supported more than 100,000 troops, and entered Longxi. In April 187, Geng Bi, the governor of Liangzhou (Hanyang County, where Liangzhou was governed at that time, was Tianshui) led troops from six counties to attack Han Sui with Zhi Zhongchengqiu as the vanguard. Geng Bi did not listen to Fu Xie's advice and was eager for quick success. When the army arrived at Didao, Han Sui used a trick to cause the Liangzhou army to rebel. Li Xiangru, the governor of Longxi, and Huang Yan, the governor of Jiuquan, rebelled against Sui Lian. Cheng Qiu and Geng Bi were killed one after another. Han Sui and others jointly recommended that in the first month of the fifth year of Zhongping, Xiu slaughtered all the Kou Xihe and attacked and killed Xing Ji, the governor of Xihe County. In March (around April 188), Xiutu attacked and killed Zhang Yi, the governor of Bingzhou. Then he joined forces with Hu from the left of the Southern Xiongnu and claimed to have 100,000 men, and killed them in Qiangqu. (Another record is that Xiongluo and Xiuzhu from the right of the Southern Xiongnu attacked and killed Chanyu Qiangqu.) The kingdom was in charge, and all the orders were given to lead the people. 3. Southern Xiongnu rebellion: In December of the fourth year of Zhongping (187), Xiutuge (Xiutu, meaning "Earth Goddess") and the Southern Xiongnu nobles were worried that the Han Dynasty's recruitment of Xiongnu troops would not stop. They rebelled against Shanyu and invaded the border, causing chaos in Bingzhou. Dingxiang, Yunzhong, Wuyuan, Shuofang and Shangjun were all dispersed together. In the first month of the fifth year of Zhongping, Xiu slaughtered all the Kou Xihe and attacked and killed Xing Ji, the governor of Xihe County. In March (around April 188), Xiutu attacked and killed Zhang Yi, the governor of Bingzhou. Then he joined forces with Hu from the left of the Southern Xiongnu and claimed to have 100,000 men, and killed them in Qiangqu. (Another record is that Xiluo and Xiuzu from the right of the Southern Xiongnu attacked and killed Shanyu Qiangqu.) 4. Youzhou Rebellion: In the fourth year of Zhongping (i. E. 187 AD), Zhang Chun, Zhang Ju and Wu Heng rebelled, gathering hundreds of thousands of people. Qingzhou, Jizhou, Youzhou, and Xuzhou were all areas plundered and destroyed by the Youzhou rebels. It is especially serious in Youzhou. Gongsun Zan was unable to contain the sabotage actions of the Youzhou rebels. In February of the fifth year of Wuchen Zhongping in 188, there was a star in the Purple Palace. Bingyin in June, strong wind. The seven major waters of the county. 5. The Second Yellow Turban Uprising: In the fifth year of Zhongping (188 AD), the remaining Yellow Turbans launched another uprising. In February, Guo Tai and others started an uprising in Baibo Valley of Xihe River and attacked Taiyuan County, Hedong County and other places. In April, the Yellow Turban Army of Gepi in Runan County rose again and captured the county. In October, the Yellow Turban bandits in Qingzhou and Xuzhou rose up again and attacked counties. In November, the Han court sent Bao Hong to attack the Gebei Yellow Turbans, which was the most powerful. The two sides fought in Gebei, and Bao Hong's army was defeated. Various Yellow Turban tribes rose up one after another. Although the momentum was not as great as the first Yellow Turban Uprising, it still caused a headache for the Han Dynasty. 6. The drama of the separation of princes: In the fifth year of Ping Dynasty (188), Liu Hong accepted the suggestion of Taichang Liu Yan and reset the state animal husbandry, which is known in history as "abolition of history and establishment of animal husbandry". Liu Yan was appointed as the pastor of Yizhou, and Huang Wan was appointed as the pastor of Yuzhou. In the same year, Zongzheng and Liu Yu were appointed as the pastor of Youzhou. The result was the formation of separatist warlords in various places. After taking office, the state pastors, including Liu Yan, were basically no longer under the control of the imperial court. In the summer of the 6th year of Jisi Zhongping in 189, there was an eclipse on Bingwu in April. It rains from June to September. 7. Dong Zhuo's visit to Beijing: On April 11 (May 13), the sixth year of Zhongping (189), Liu Hong died in the Jiade Hall of Nangong. He was only thirty-three years old. His eldest son Liu Bian succeeded to the throne as the Young Emperor of Han. On September 1st, the sixth year of Zhongping (189), under the control of Dong Zhuo, Shangshu Ding Palace in the Chongde Front Hall presided over the dethronement ceremony. Taifu Yuan Kai helped Liu Bian, the young emperor of the Han Dynasty, to step down from the throne. The young emperor of Han Dynasty was deposed less than five months after he ascended the throne. He was removed from the jade seal and ribbon and handed it to his younger brother Liu Xie. He then helped Liu Xie formally ascend the throne, which was called "Han Xian Emperor". Duration of the Second Little Ice Age: the late Eastern Han Dynasty, the Three Kingdoms, and the Western Jin Dynasty.

Zhuge Liang is neither a corrupt scholar, nor does he insist on going against nature. He is an idealist and a light for the Three Kingdoms. He dedicated himself to death. He hopes to create peace with like-minded people. Although Cao Cao was talented and strategic, he was also suspicious and ruthless, and Sun Quan was content in a corner, neither of which was Zhuge Liang's ideal leadership. If there was Li Shimin in the Three Kingdoms, then Li Shimin would definitely be his ideal lord. Li Shimin had great ambitions, was brave and good at fighting, loved the people like a son, was broad-minded, confident and tolerant, and had a personality far better than Liu Bei's. They are idealistic people at heart. Since there is such a good leader and the opportunity to join this team, why not join? A good bird chooses a tree to roost in. If he goes against nature just for the sake of going against nature, is he still Zhuge Liang? If the novel was just to create trouble for Li Shi, would it be a failure?

Did Li Shimin not reduce the dimensionality of the Three Kingdoms? Who can be Taizong's opponent?

During the Three Kingdoms period, names could not have two characters, they had to be single characters. Only those who had broken the law or were untouchables had three characters in their names. As soon as your name comes out, you will basically have no chance of being an official, and you will also be despised by the nobles. I suggest you use Shimin as the surname of the protagonist and choose another name.

The Three Kingdoms was an era in which heroes emerged in large numbers, and Tang Taizong Li Shimin was also a rare hexagonal monarch. When Li Shimin traveled through time and came to the end of Han Dynasty, people couldn't help but look forward to their collision.

During the Three Kingdoms period, there was no destiny provided by heaven. The emperor issued an edict:

Li Shiming has no family status, can he definitely succeed? He is not familiar with the place where he lives.

The author still has his own unique style. The character of Li Shimin is destined to not be a modern time travel novel. The development of the story is still very real. I don't want to be a fanciful novel that takes things for granted. I look forward to continued updates.