Three Kingdoms: Who Said Everyone in Jiangdong Is a Rat?

I only know that Sun Quan calls himself the Great Emperor. . . . Possibly the earliest known "Great Emperor" in the world. He made great achievements in pacifying the barbarians in the mountains, opening up the second sea battlefield against Wei, learning from the ancestors and enfeoffing, sacrificing himself for others and sending Zhang Liao to the martial arts temple, turning his heart to the Han Dynasty and decisively turning his back on Liu Bei to rebel against the traitors, plundering the population of the north with people first, being a model of peace and stopping fighting in the city of Hefei, being kind to his relatives and granting the title of marquis to Sun Ce's orphan. There are too many advantages to call him a great emperor.

Regarding the group of rats in Jiangdong, I can only say that the evaluation is very appropriate.

Jiangdong still wants to make a comeback, but the regime is inherently deformed.

There are people who look up to Cao and Liu, but not many people think highly of Sun Shiwan. It is written that his family is basically on the street.

It is not impossible to write about Jiangdong, but if you want to be convincing, you need to start writing about Sun Ce. Just like when writing about Cao Wei, you can only write about Cao Cao but not start from Cao Pi. How did Cao Pi get the throne? It was like the compromise of the aristocratic family. Cao Cao had been fighting with the aristocratic family for a lifetime, but Cao Pi instantly brought him back to his original form. The political environment in Jiangdong during Sun Quan's era has been finalized. Unless there is a dimensionality reduction attack, even if you are given permission to unify the country, it will be no different from the Sima family. Readers who read historical articles hope to see that time travelers can create a different ancient times and make people's lives better. This has nothing to do with the quality of your heart or the size of your ideals, but a sense of accomplishment that is like creating a world. Cao Cao was not a benevolent king, but he was definitely a wise master. Suppressing aristocratic families and improving people's lives are in sync with the time travellers. Liu Bei is a benevolent master. As long as you are doing it for the people, Liu Bei will listen to your opinions. But what about Jiangdong? Let's not talk about Sun Quan's personality. The Sun family cannot make the decision on many things in Jiangdong. What can you do if you inherit the Sun family? He was born with a deformed condition, so not many people have written books about Jiang Dong. If you really like Jiang Dong, then start with Sun Ce. As the saying goes, hit with one punch to avoid a hundred punches. There is nothing wrong with Sun Ce's ideas, but he is young and energetic and too radical. If you travel through time and become Sun Ce or assist Sun Ce, you can really create a different Jiangdong in a reasonable way.

I laugh at Soochow as all rats, and so does the author. The characters of the opponents are all written the same, and the two authors all fight against the same person.

Sorry, Jiangdong is indeed a bunch of rats😁

Is there any difference between Jiangdong Unifying the Three Kingdoms and the Sima Family?

After looking at the big eyes, I just want to say that the Wu State is not good, and it has not been good since Sun Jian. The most useless person is Sun Quan. He has the same IQ as Sun Ce, but does not have Sun Ce's ambition and can only play politics. How many are loyal to him!

Can't understand what the author is writing recently? Popular science history?

The Jiangdong regime was basically a semi-feudal system. The leader of each legion is the head of each family. It is exactly the same as the state of Chu in the Spring and Autumn Period. External development is powerless. But it is powerful for defense. Do not want outsiders to take away their interests. So I will support the defense war.

People who like Soochow generally either like Sun Jian and Sun Ce, or like Er Qiao and the great governors of the past dynasties, or like the black and white and impermanent Xu Sheng and Gan Ning of the times. One thing that is certain is that no one likes Sun Shiwan

If there were no Sima family, it would be Qiang Wei who would unify the world. Why? You can tell me that the Wei State occupied the northern part of the Eastern Han Dynasty. 1. At that time, the economy in the north was definitely stronger than in the south. During the Song Dynasty, the economy shifted southward, basically to the Hangzhou area. On the one hand, Song's economic strength was not strong, and those who were beaten could only stick to the south. The second one is the connection of the Grand Canal, which makes transportation convenient. Do you understand? 2. The population base in the north is larger than that in the south. This is no problem. There was migration to the south at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, but it was not enough to even out the population gap between the north and the south. Later generations of the Western Jin Dynasty, the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the Yuan Song Dynasty, the late Qing Dynasty, and even the founding of New China also moved southward. Only then did the population gap between the north and the south narrow. 3. A large population naturally means that the level of natural exploitation is high, and there are more iron ore and other resources than in the south. 4. It goes without saying that Shandong, the hometown of Confucius and Mencius, has talent resources in the population belt. 5 The number of cattle, sheep and horses is greater than in the south. Whether it is mining or fighting, the number is sufficient. So what do you think of the fight between Shu Han and Soochow?

Sun Deng is the protagonist, and he has to wait until Sun Quan dies before jumping into something else, otherwise the dispute between the two palaces will still exist.

The key to Soochow is whether there is a way to subdue the Jiangnan gentry. The generals of Huaisi must not be pushed away, so the first strategic goal must be to target Huaisi. In the Han Dynasty, the Xiangxiang Party had no land for Huaisi. Sooner or later, the power of the generals of Huaisi will die, so no matter how difficult it is, the sooner they capture Huaisi, the better. I personally despise Dongwu. One thing about Wu Sunquan is that he has never seen clearly what he really has to hold in his hands. Jiaozhou and Jingzhou are all sufficient conditions for hegemony. There is only one real necessary condition in the initial stage of Soochow's hegemony, which is to occupy Huainan. Only in this way can he have a chance to balance internal strength. What if Hefei loses? I didn't dare to go. It's really funny, especially the sneak attack on Jingzhou. It's not that I can't go. The sneak attack on Jingzhou is one of the things that must be done, but it must be done after the complete occupation of Huainan, and the positioning of Jingzhou is destined that Sun Quan will always have the opportunity to sneak attack. Sun Quan is a typical example of seeing small things and forgetting big things. He did a wrong thing in the wrong place at the wrong time. If he really has some vision and ability, then he should know that this is a complete attack. Huainan has the best and last chance to subdue the Jiangnan nobles. Even if he succeeds in attacking Guangling in Hefei, he may still have time to turn around and attack Jingzhou. Guan Yu's attack on Xiangyang is almost destined to be blocked in Wancheng, unless Liu Bei really has Tongtian's ability can take down Chang'an first, otherwise Xiangyang is almost destined to see a fight. Hefei is basically an empty city at this time. The most powerful person in Huainan is Guangling's Chen Deng. It can only be said that he is short-sighted.

The author really generates electricity for love

The opening cg of Romance of the Three Kingdoms 14, both Liu Bei and Cao Cao appear, but there is no Shiwan. The Japanese don't like Sun Shiwan. It's so funny.

There is no need to write so much about your popular science content. If you write an extra chapter, more than half of it is about popular science. It's really bad.

Once Sun Ce died, only Sun Quan, the surrender faction, was left. When Zhou Yu goes out to fight, he learns whatever he can from Er Zhang and the two old turtles all day long. If Zhou Yu hadn't insisted on beating Chibi, he might have actually hiccupped. The same goes for uniting Shu. The two political strongmen Zhou Yu and Lu Su have been holding on. As soon as the two of them died, Lian Shu flew away for him, and then Wu was defeated in a short time.

If Soochow wants to unify the world, the first thing to do is to overthrow the entire Jiangdong aristocratic family. The problem is that after Sun Ce took over the aristocratic family, he asked the aristocratic family to be killed. Sun Quan and the aristocratic family were in cahoots, and the aristocratic family emptied power. When they united with Sun to fight against Cao, look at the faces of the Jiangdong aristocratic families. They were either leading the way or surrendering factions. None of them were leading the war. All the leading combatants were scholars from the north.

Soochow is just a small Song Dynasty, how can it compete with the other two? Sun Jian's inherent deficiencies, and Sun Quan's claim of first being the queen and then the emperor have already explained a lot. It's just the Jiangdong elders' self-protection.

Are you explaining popular science? Looks uncomfortable

No more updates? Just keep it and then it will disappear?

Wei, unified the world. Shu, Han and thieves are not at odds with each other, and the king's industry is not at peace. Wu, the world is divided into two parts, and the world is divided into three parts. To survive is to win.

Soochow was at a natural disadvantage, and only Zhu Yuanzhang succeeded in the southern expedition to the north, but Zhu Yuanzhang had the highest population and economy in his era. Only in this way can the Northern Expedition be successful. During the Three Kingdoms era, Jiangdong was not stable. Most of the barbarian lands were controlled by aristocratic families, and the Sun family had little foundation in Jiangdong. The only way to defend against the north is through natural dangers and climate. In this situation, it is too difficult for everyone to unite as one.

How should I put it? You are writing a novel, not a review of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. The protagonist is Sun Deng, not the author himself.

Although the author has a hard time writing, the novel is just a novel, not a translation of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms

Pujie is Pujie😄😄

Half of the more than thirty chapters are related to the protagonist, which is pretty good. The protagonist Sun Deng has been playing soy sauce and doesn't know what will happen next.

It's not the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, it's the world of the Three Kingdoms.