Magical Reform of the Three Kingdoms: the Straw Sandal Stall Was Smashed at the Beginning

Because he won less and lost more, he was unwilling to stay under others for a long time, so Liu Bei spent most of his life wandering. He once went to Yecheng and was welcomed by Yuan Shao who had left the city for 200 miles. He once settled in Xuchang, riding in the same carriage and sitting at the same table as Cao Cao. He had been to Jingkou twice, exchanging cups with Sun Quan and having a long talk. Warlords who were very familiar with Liu Bei include Gongsun Zan, Tao Qian, Lu Bu, Liu Biao and Liu Zhang. His footprints cover most of the world, and probably no one in his generation has as much experience as Liu Bei. For example, Cao Cao had never set foot in the south of the Yangtze River in his life, while Sun Quan was active in the Yangtze River Basin and didn't even bother to take a look at his own territory, Jiaozhou. Therefore, in the late Han Dynasty, it was not surprising that the two neighboring warlords had never met each other. But whoever says that he has never talked or drank with Liu Bei is a bit out of place. His unruly life as a soldier cultivated Liu Bei's keen sense of smell and a pair of vicious eyes. He was good at recognizing people and even better at employing them. After the war in Hanzhong, he tried his best to promote Wei Yan and the army. During the Eastern Expedition, he boldly appointed young Mesozoic generals such as Feng Xi and Fu Wei. Before his death, he did not forget to remind Zhuge Liang that Ma Su exaggerated and was of no use. Before the age of fifty, Liu Bei was a weak major general and had no fixed base. Coupled with his low background, Liu Bei was seriously unattractive to the gentry. Some outstanding subordinates have left themselves to find other jobs. For example, Tian Yu, Qian Zhao, Chen Qun, Yuan Huan, Chen Deng, Xu Shu and so on. Some of these people left because they were forced by the situation, and some wanted to seek a broader stage, but none of them left in anger because they had a falling out with Liu Bei. In other words, it was they who had failed Liu Bei, not Liu Bei who had failed them. Therefore, no matter who they were, even if they decided to leave, they would always feel grateful and apologetic towards Liu Bei. Never speak ill of Liu Bei behind his back, such as Yuan Huan, a famous scholar in Chen County. When Liu Bei was the governor of Yuzhou, he recommended him as a talented person. After Lu Bu stole Xuzhou, he planned to ask Yuan Huan to write a letter to humiliate Liu Bei, but Yuan Huan refused. Lu Bu repeatedly forced him and even put a sword on his neck. But Yuan Huan still refused to agree. In fact, Yuan Huan's thoughts were no different from Chen Deng and Chen Qun. They recognized Liu Bei's character from the bottom of their hearts. However, they all came from famous families. They had to consider family interests first. Liu Bei could not give the development space that Cao Cao could give, so they could only keep that gratitude in their hearts and leave with blessings. Another example is Huang Quan. Although he surrendered to the Wei State when there was no way out, according to the law, if a general rebels against the country, his family members who stayed in the city should be executed. Therefore, news soon came from the Shu Kingdom that Huang Quan's family members had been executed by Liu Bei. Others advised Huang Quan to mourn quickly, but Huang Quan insisted on waiting and seeing. Later, he got the exact news. At that time, officials did report to arrest Huang Quan's family, but Liu Bei refused. Liu Bei said that I was sorry for Huang Quan, and Huang Quan was not sorry for me. After that, he still treated Huang Quan's wife, children and children as kindly as before. Although Huang Quan did not have a close relationship with Liu Bei, he still understood his character. Liu Bei is not Cao Cao, and he cannot be cruel to innocent people. In the nearly forty years since Liu Bei launched his army, he has never massacred a city or annihilated anyone's tribe. Even if it is a serious crime of rebellion, the innocent will never be implicated. In the past forty years, only four of his subordinates have died at his hands: Bo Yongmao, the leader who opposed the emperor's proclaimed emperor, Peng Yang, the prefect of Jiangyang who intended to incite rebellion, Sima Changyu of another department who deceived the public with his evil words, and his adopted son Liu Feng. Liu Bei's father died early when he was young. As soon as he established a family business in Jingzhou, Mrs. Gan, who had always been close to him, passed away. When he was sixty years old, he had Liu Feng die in desperation. The ancients said that there are four major pains in life: losing his mother in childhood, losing his father in youth, losing his wife in middle age, and losing his son in old age. Liu Bei accounted for three of them. There were two obvious turning points in Liu Bei's life. The first was the Battle of Chibi in 208 AD. From then on, Liu Bei occupied Jingnan and had a stable base. High-level talents such as Pang Tong, Ma Liang, and Fazheng gathered under his account, and the territory began to expand rapidly, until Jingyi was crossed, and the southwest was divided into three parts of the world. The second one was when he was crowned king of Hanzhong in July 219. As soon as he was crowned, Liu Bei's situation took a turn for the worse, and misfortune ensued. Jingzhou was lost, the three eastern counties were captured, and coupled with the great defeat in Yiling, the four people with the best personal relationships with Liu Bei, Mi Zhu, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, and Fazheng, all died during this period. It is no exaggeration to say that the last four years of Liu Bei's life were full of desolation, disappointment, and bitter separation. He was unable to stop the rise of the gentry, and he was unable to change his humble origins. It was even less able to warm up that cold era, so ridicule and hostility accompanied Liu Bei throughout his life. Before the Yiling War, both Wu and Shu were showing favor to Cao Wei, but Sun Quan could do it, but Liu Bei could not. Cao Cao compared him to a prey, and Sun Quan called him a slave. Zhang Lu said: I would rather be Cao Gong's slave than be Liu Bei's guest. Cao Pi directly called Liu Bei Laolu in his letter to Sun Quan. His words were full of disdain and contempt. In the eyes of these nobles, it doesn't matter if Liu Bei becomes the emperor, he is just a pariah with a mantis arm like a chariot, and a veteran ruffian who weaves mats and sells shoes. But history has firmly remembered him, his bravery and perseverance, his stubbornness and unyielding, his wonderful life of unwillingness to be ordinary, unremitting struggle, and never-ending death, and a father who always treated everyone around him sincerely, but taught his son on his deathbed that he was not worth learning. I remember such a hypocrite, who claimed to put people first, but could not bear to abandon the people on the way to escape, and stuck to the so-called hypocrisy for his whole life. I remember such a rebel who, in an era when wealthy families monopolized the officialdom, led a group of common people from humble origins to continue the glory and legend of the Han Dynasty. I also remember the warm and powerful heart hidden under his silent appearance.

Xuande Gong died after serving the people and the Han Dynasty all his life. Unexpectedly, the author killed him at the beginning.

Liu Bei is the bottom line in the Three Kingdoms. What's so interesting about the heroes and villains in troubled times? It's been more than five thousand years in China. The Three Kingdoms is interesting because of Liu Bei. Otherwise, why don't you watch the Warring States Period and Liu Xiang when you watch the Heroes?

For more than 1,800 years, people in the world have said that Liu Bei was benevolent and righteous, but today he has become a hypocritical benevolent and righteous person. Now one day is worth a thousand years!

After killing Liu Bei at the beginning, I suddenly became interested. The other Three Kingdoms languages ​​do not care about the Basic Law. No matter what situation Liu Caosun is in, he will not die anyway.

Looking at the title of the book, I thought it would be interesting to smash Liu Bei's stall, but the result is that Liu Bei was not included in the beginning. Is this still the Three Kingdoms? I suggest the author change the title of the book. This is no longer the Three Kingdoms.

When Duke Xuande was weaving mats and selling shoes, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei were probably not there yet. After returning from his study tour, Xuande Gong was influenced by Big Brother and began to make friends with heroes, "who were eager to join him at a young age". At this time, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei probably started to follow Xuande Gong. But at this time, Xuande Gong was already a person who liked horse racing, music, and wearing beautiful clothes. It is precisely because of this that heroes and restless people are willing to hang out with Xuande Gong. Later, with the funding of wealthy businessmen, he had already recruited subordinates. Until the second Yellow Turban Uprising, Xuande Gong took the soldiers he had trained for several years and started the first wave of his life for nothing. He only survived by pretending to be dead. This shows that Guan Yu and Zhang Fei were just a more powerful leader at the beginning. It was precisely because Guan Yu and Zhang Fei were still following Liu Bei at this time that the later Duke Xuande treated Guan Yu and Zhang Fei favorably. Is it because Guan Yu and Zhang Fei were very good and helped Xuande Gong establish his business? No! It was because Xuande knew people well and was willing to give him a chance that Guan Yu and Zhang Fei became great. What's the use of killing Duke Xuande at the beginning? Not to mention whether Guan Yu and Zhang Fei can like you, even if they do, they are just two big-headed soldiers. Xuande Gong did come from a humble beginning, but can you also meet all the noble people in life?

Killed Liu Bei at the beginning, 666, looking forward to another wave

Those who talk about killing Liu Bei, are they necessary? The worst case scenario is just not looking at it (like me)

What the hell is Gou Tuo? There was something in ancient times that sounded weird Are you sure you are serious?

I am Zhang Jiao. I am Zhang Bao. I am Zhang Liang. I wish to be brothers of the same sex, not to be born in the same year, the same month and the same day, but to die in the same year, the same month and the same day.