
Gamers Are Making Trouble with the Three Kingdoms
游戏玩家闹三国
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- Historical
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- Male
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 3y ago
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- Qidian
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The author of this book carefully analyzes the rationality of historical figures and historical events, and digs out many characters who have been mentioned briefly, which is much more interesting than fighting and killing.
The Zhen family is a wealthy and aristocratic family. Others may not think highly of Liu Bei when he is not yet prosperous, so how could he be a direct concubine?
Come on, the subject matter can be more novel and there will be fewer people
Well written, why is the popularity so low? Come on!
It's interesting, come on, come on, come on
Leave claws
I read some new books today, and many of them collected celebrities and generals from the very beginning, otherwise they would bow down to them, or tie them up and leave. Isn't it necessary to look up information everywhere like me, try to write the story that is consistent with history, and express your own understanding if you disagree with historical records? I really hope some book friends can teach me.
Really, the more I look at it, the weirder it gets. Players' IQs are online in other aspects, but they seem to be forcibly reduced in intelligence by the system in the game! For a normal person, there are problems everywhere in this game and the game managers (or development teams) who contact them, but this group of players just ignore these problems and think it is very reasonable (including directly setting up a company for a game, and no one from the development team came forward and just talked about cooperation with them)! Even if we directly tell the players the truth and others who have not joined continue to say it is a game, it will be much more reasonable than it seems now! Originally, this kind of novel should not be read with brains, but the author's part about the Three Kingdoms has a certain degree of rationality, but when he writes about the players, he starts to lose his wits (especially when the players still have a lot of content about the rationality of the game). It is particularly dramatic and uncomfortable to watch!
Author, please learn more from the book "Recreating the Prosperity of the Tang Dynasty"... I don't mean to say that the tone of greetings is more like the ancients, but at least it is more biased. I have just come from that book, and I feel that the characters you describe are too modern. The Three Kingdoms player is actually a very easy subject to write about. It mainly contains the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and there is no need to pay attention to the titles of the Han Dynasty. If you use more of the dialogues in the original book, it will actually be very classic.
After reading the second chapter, I didn't want to read anymore. It was too distracting. If the figures of the Three Kingdoms were digitized, Liu Bei would have had at least 90 commanders in his later years. Cao Cao was defeated by hundreds of thousands of people in the Battle of Hanzhong, and Yidao was touched in the Battle of Yiling (although the naval army collapsed, it is undeniable that Liu Bei's military command ability in his later years was definitely among the best. It may be due to the "Military Order" proposed by Zhuge Liang). These things are dimensionality reduction strikes in the early stage. Liu Bei weaved mats and sold shoes, which were military supplies. At that time, straw armor was used to protect ordinary soldiers from bows and arrows. It's similar to the paper armor in the future. Reborn in 180, relying on the brotherhood and relationship with Gongsun Zan, it was no problem to lead some troops to fight against the Wuhuan who looted in the autumn. (Go to Zhang Fei first, and draw Zhao Yun over when you are with Gongsun Zan) Then make military exploits and spread your reputation at the same time. Then follow Liu Yan in the Yellow Turban Uprising to fight against the Yellow Turbans (Fight with your own commander nearby, there is no moral problem. At the same time, avoid being implicated by Lu Zhi). After defeating the Yellow Turbans in Youzhou, go south to Zhongshan and go to Quyang to attack Zhang Bao. Do not join up with Lu Zhi, so that you will not be implicated. Liu Yan later became Da Zongzheng. If Liu Bei had performed better when he was the governor of Youzhou and his reputation could catch his eye, he would have established his status as a clan member of the Han Dynasty. Moreover, Liu Bei came from a border area, so it was unlikely that he would be assigned to be a governor in the Xiyuan School. (After Cao Cao was an official, Yuan Shao was a marginal scholar. Basically, the Xiyuan School Lieutenants were all people whose backgrounds were barely in the same pot as the nobles.) There was a high probability that he would be a prefect, which should be in his hometown. Then there are a few years to train troops and recruit a team (Youzhou is a border area, and there is no fault in training troops to fight Wuhuan. And just follow Gongsun Zan in terms of pace). At the same time, relying on this reputation on the road to find some counselors (like Er Xun, it depends on fate, at least Guo Jia, a quasi-first-rate person who is good at strategy but short-term cunning, should be able to find a few). It will at least save you a lot of trouble to have someone to make suggestions. Then wait for Dong Zhuo to rebel and fight for fame in the war against Dong, then attack Jizhou to become the overlord of Hebei, then attack Zhang Yan to stabilize the rear, and go south to capture the Central Plains. To get along with the aristocratic family, you can rely on the methods that Zhuge Liang implemented that were effective in Yizhou. The same is true if it is arranged in the Central Plains, and Liu Bei is even more familiar with the route. With the blessing of Liu Bei's decades of experience in leading troops and the military and political orders researched by Ji Han's team, Liu Bei was a bug in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. It also gives enough development time to cultivate fame from 180 years. Also add a modern time traveler buff, whether it is to learn from Cao Cao's farming to restore production or learn from the methods of other sages, you can also make some small inventions to support your hope (such as improving some tools or production models, depending on your major. Agriculture, industry, medicine and management can basically apply what you have learned, business majors will generally be able to manage things or mathematics, science and literature can be talked about to improve your hope, and history is to open a wider perspective outside Liu Bei's perspective) You are still cheating on gamers, it is really outrageous