Sanguo: I Am a Shareholder in Jiangdong

After reading a few chapters, I felt that the author took it for granted You positioned the protagonist as a merchant. I won't say more about what a merchant was in the Han Dynasty, right? Then you are going to work for three bosses. Cao Cao, Liu Bei, Sun Ce Cao Cao now occupies Yanzhou. Use your own brain and think about it. Who does Cao Cao have now? You think you are awesome for being a time traveler, but in fact, besides knowing the direction of history, what else do you know? Formation of troops, government documents, you know that? Where do you go to study? Why would a large, mature company want you as an employee who cannot bring him immediate benefits? In addition, you are the son of a businessman. Why should Cao Cao, who has already occupied Yanzhou, use you? Liu Bei worked under Gongsun Zan in 192 and became the magistrate of Pingyuan County. If you go there, you can rely on your knowledge of the historical trends to recruit talents for him. Not to mention the distant past, in 193 Beihai Prime Minister Kong Rong sent Taishi Ci to ask for help. Just one Taishi Ci was enough to make Liu Bei happy for a while. Even if you don't understand anything, you can still ask Liu Bei to teach you how to handle government affairs and learn from him. You, a wage earner who has nothing, meet a boss who has nothing and is willing to trust you. How can you not help him to the end? Sun Ce, you can't say he's not good, but assisting Jiangdong in Jiangdong's overall environment is the stupidest decision. Koto is the current United States. It seems to be a whole, but in fact it is a combination of various states. It may seem like the decree you issued applies nationwide, but in fact each state has its own laws. It's so stupid for you to become a decision-maker in a company composed of various small groups.

Being a businessman is not enough. A person from a poor family is better off than a businessman. An innocent civilian student has a better start than a businessman.

I have several suggestions for Sun Ce's development. The first is to pacify Jiangdong and take advantage of Yuan Shu's defeat to capture Hefei. The second is to go to Jingnan first and then go north to capture Jingbei. The rest depends on the situation in the Central Plains war. If Cao wins, attack Cao. If Cao loses, help Cao.

Didn't the Shu Han build a country through commerce? Shu brocade was sold as far away as Rome along the Indian Ocean. Now India can still mine hundreds of coins from Shu. Zhuge Liang established the Shu coin-Shu brocade system to harvest the world's wealth. The first Northern Expedition almost took over Longyou and monopolized the Northern Silk Road, which directly led to the collapse of Wei. Unfortunately, it failed. The same goes for Sun Wu. The Southern Silk Road led directly to Persia and Rome, and tens of thousands of Yue slave soldiers were involved in the war.

What's there to write about Jiang Dong who is a poor leader? Do you know why I feel disgusted? Wei and Shu all expanded, so Jiangdong's territory during Sun Ce's period ended at the end of the Three Kingdoms. Is it useful to lick it?

The protagonist and Cao Cao have similar interests? Do you also fall in love with other people's wives and treat ordinary people like pigs and dogs?

If you want to be the final winner in the Three Kingdoms era, you can only develop in the north, and you can only survive in the south. During the Battle of Guandu, who dared to assassinate Cao Cao? If Cao Cao was defeated, who could face the invincible Yuan Shao? Yuan Shao's advantage in conquering the world is much greater than that of Cao Cao. The most ideal situation for other separatist forces is that Cao Cao is not defeated and Yuan Shao is not defeated. Cao Cao never unified the world until his death, and his poor family background was a big reason. In the Three Kingdoms era, the gap in strength between the north and the south was really a gulf. There were thirteen states in the Han Dynasty, and only four were in the south. Although the territory of Yangzhou is quite large, it mainly consists of six counties in the east of the Yangtze River. After Jiujiang, there is nothing like Yuhang to the south. The vigorous development of Jiangnan only started after Yiguan Nandu. Jingzhou and Nanyang accounted for half of it. Nanyang was the largest county in the Eastern Han Dynasty and an imperial township, which Jingzhou could not control. Nanjun accounts for half of the remaining half, and the state government of Xiangyang is in Nanjun. The only ones left are Jiangxia and Jiangling. There are not many people in Changsha and Lingling. Jiaozhou did not develop vigorously until the Southern Song Dynasty a thousand years later. At that time, it was extremely difficult to communicate with the north. It was the same as not having it. It could only be taken from a distance to draw a good-looking map. Yizhou is indeed a good place, a land of abundance, and its hard power is indeed at the forefront, but the only one that can compete with it is Jizhou. But it's hard to get in, and it's hard to get out. During the Three Kingdoms period, it was no longer the time for Liu Bang to secretly assassinate Chencang. Due to geological disasters, the original waterway to the north was cut off. Also, the map is quite large. The South Central area is still in the wilderness era, and backstabbing is frequent, which is actually a burden. In fact, that area was completely pacified only after the founding and liberation of New China. During the Three Kingdoms period, even if the south was unified, the gap with the north in all aspects on paper was more than double. Since ancient times, the Northern Expedition of the commoner emperor has been successful only once. Even New China was pushed from north to south.

Strictly speaking, if you are a businessman, it is best to be Liu Bei. Of course, the possibility of death is extremely high. In the early stage of Cao Cao, you will not have any position unless you are a relative. Cao Cao is Yuan Shao's younger brother. Yuan Shao and the family said that the people on my side are quite satisfied, why don't you all invest in my very optimistic younger brother? Jiangdong is a fatal ending for Sun Ce's character. The Jiangdong family is complicated. Sun Ce will never want to be the state pastor of Jiangdong because of the Three Mutual Laws. To the Jiangdong family, you are a rebel like Dong Zhuo, so you will find that Sun Quan's official position is very small, because it cannot exceed his own.

If the master's foot is not good enough, even if a servant talks nonsense, it won't be useless! Keep it for the New Year

Anyway, I think Kodong's fans are a little bit crazy

After reading one chapter, I realized that I am a Shuhei again. I really think of myself as a powerful person from a wealthy family, and I look down on Liu Bei, who has been benevolent and righteous throughout his life.

Sun Ce is still a very charming figure. Stop writing about Sun Shiwan, that is scum.

During the Three Kingdoms period, development in the south was not possible, and there were frequent rebellions by ethnic minorities, so there was no chance. And a simple businessman has wool to use. Especially Jiangdong, due to insufficient development, is similar to the pre-Qin Dynasty. The so-called gentry are actually warlords and princes. At times like this, you, a simple businessman, will give nothing for nothing.

Only Cao Cao. Cao Cao recruits someone with no background like you to check and balance the family.

I don't understand what I wrote and how did I become a great talent?

It is normal to talk gibberish while drunk and talk about your life in modern times. People in ancient times would think that your body is possessed by goblins or ghosts, and they will kill you in minutes. The author's writing is not good, please read two more novels.

Can this kind of rubbish book be forced to be recommended? Online writing is really not good anymore.

The book is great, but there are too many trolls.