I Raised Livestock in the Three Kingdoms

The book is quite good, but there are few

The chase is probably over. The animal mentioned by the author probably has two meanings. One is literally, and it is also to recruit the protagonist's talent. Secondly, the subject of this animal ranges from beasts to Han people. At this time, animal is not a derogatory term, but a word describing nb and other words. It is to make the Han nation better and more "animal"

It has overturned my understanding of "ancient times", but I still can't say anything to refute it. I always feel like something is wrong, but I don't know what is wrong.

The author feels that what you wrote is a bit deviated from the livestock raising in the title, and you didn't write much about it.

The subject matter and ideas are acceptable, but the writing style explains too much, which affects the perception.

I feel that the plot of the Three Kingdoms is quite interesting, but the revival of spiritual energy later is not so interesting.

He who is a filial and honest father lives away from home, and he who is a talented man does not know how to write. It's definitely not the trend brought by the Huns. The author seems to have downplayed some of the shortcomings of the Han family.

At first I thought the author was writing randomly and randomly, but now that I don't know anything, I think the author's approach is reasonable😅

This is the first time I have seen these historical statements about the impact of selling official positions and conferring titles on the middle and lower classes. It seems quite interesting. This makes me think of the difference between the description of petty officials and poor families in the article and the reality of young people working hard and lying down. I really want to know what is the root cause of the emergence of the word "lie flat".

During the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the Huns were defeated in the Northern Expedition, so the Huns put corpses into rivers to pollute the water sources. Painting arrows with horse dung infected the Han army. Although the Xiongnu failed to move westward, their plague virus spread from the grasslands to the Han Dynasty and lasted for more than a hundred years. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, there was the Little Ice Age. Droughts and floods continued, and there were many major plagues. People were in dire straits. During this period, Zhangjiao's Taiping Road became stronger and stronger. It developed for ten years and was divided into thirty-six directions according to its geographical location. The Yellow Turban Uprising required the right time, place and people. Time of day: Jiazi, that is, March. At this time, people's homes have eaten up all the food, and the seeds have just been planted. It is the most anxious period of the year for people, and uprisings can get the best response from the people. In April and May, it is the food harvest period, and the Yellow Turbans uprising generally grows, and they go to grab food and provide sufficient logistics for the army. Poor location: This is a point of failure, with golden horns and silver edges on the grass belly. The Yellow Turban Army rebelled in the grass belly and fought a decisive battle with the main force of the Han army, and they were bound to lose. Hehe: The Yellow Turban Army also has a branch in Luoyang. Historically, the Yellow Turban Army planned to carry out a beheading operation when Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty was out hunting in the spring. After the death of Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty, Ma Yiyuan and Tang Zhou revolted in Luoyang. After Zhang Jiao's uprising, he did not win over the party members and powerful men, which pushed them to the side of the Han Dynasty. In the later period, the strength of the Yellow Turban Army camp was almost equal to that of the Han camp. It is bound to fail. One thing I want to talk about here is that Huangfu Song and Zhu Jun killed too many prisoners, which caused the remaining Yellow Turbans to distrust the Han army and fled one after another, proclaiming themselves kings, causing the Han Dynasty to be constantly harassed. The Yellow Turban army also absorbed Zhang Jiao's failure experience and fled to the mountains and forests, making it difficult for the Han army to exterminate. The Han court appointed Zhang Yan of the Black Mountain Army as an official, which ushered in troubled times. This was to show to the world. 'The Killer' 'The Returner's King' The rebels and thieves in the world were making more noise, and the Han Dynasty couldn't stand it, so it started the era of "abolition of history and establishment of animal husbandry". When Zhang Jiao's uprising failed and the imperial court's control over Xiliang weakened, the Qiang people began to rebel. This rebellion is stronger than the Yellow Turban Uprising. Analysis based on the right time, place and people. Tianshi: It is the food harvest season, and the rebel army has sufficient logistics. Geographical advantage: Liangzhou has a wide strategic space and is easy to defend but difficult to attack. Hehe: The Qiang and Han people in Liangzhou all returned. Both the landlords and the common people rebelled. Hehe was far stronger than the Yellow Turban Army. The Xiliang rebellion was more confident than the Yellow Turban Army. All the food available in Liangzhou was robbed. The Han army did not have sufficient supplies and could only transport supplies from Chang'an. When the 100,000 Han troops came, the Xiliang army only had to fortify itself step by step, retreat ten miles, a hundred miles, a thousand miles, and ten thousand miles to extend the supply line of the 100,000 Han troops; on the other hand, it would send cavalry to continuously attack the grain road from the rear. One hundred thousand Han troops thousands of miles away will be dragged to death by the Xiliang army sooner or later. The result was that the Han Dynasty's 100,000-strong army suppressed the rebellion. The Han soldiers were gone and Liangzhou was in rebellion. The Han Dynasty continued to fight, the emperor died, and Liangzhou was still making trouble. Dong Zhuo was promoted when he fought against the Yellow Turban Army. When he fought against the Xiliang Rebellion, the Xiqiang rebelled, and the court's 100,000 troops were divided into five groups to suppress the rebellion. Only Dong Zhuo survived all the way. The soldiers were grateful to him, and Dong Zhuo was loved by the 20,000 sergeants. Dong Zhuo is a military general in Xiliang. His greatest advantage is that he loves his soldiers like a son and is supported by the soldiers. Later, the Han army failed to suppress the rebellion. This army was mobilized to the Sanpu area headed by Chang'an in Luoyang. They listened to the emperor on the surface, but secretly they were Dong Zhuo's army. Once Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty dies, the armies in Luoyang and Chang'an's Sanpu area will all be loyal to Dong Zhuo. Even if Dong Zhuo does not have the Xiliang army, he will become the king of Guanzhong because he controls all the troops in Guanzhong. Even if Dong Zhuo was assassinated by Lu Bu, Li Jue and Guo Si could recruit a hundred thousand troops to take revenge in the name of Dong Zhuo. One can imagine Dong Zhuo's status in the hearts of the soldiers.

It's really good. It's just that the name is a bit off, but I can tell it was written with care. It's different from the studio one.

Are you serious about your introduction? Let him split like this? Not unified anymore?

We are just talking about how the novel is still interesting

Author, don't delay the progress, hurry up. I'm afraid that if it develops at this pace and reaches Hulao Pass, Liu Yuandu will kill Lu Bu with one slap.

Liu Bei has a good family. His grandfather is a prefect and his father is a county magistrate. But his father died too early.

A novel worth reading for old bookworms. I hope the author can maintain the standard of writing.

It's good to read, simple and realistic. It's an alternative interpretation or a correct interpretation of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Other books have always said that one Han is the five barbarians. I know it, but I don't know why. This book really tells me why the Han Dynasty is awesome, instead of just talking in vain about something that everyone knows more or less after reading it.

It's quite interesting. The writing seems quite comfortable. I'll follow it.

I lost it, Chapter 10? Is the author okay?

How to say? The current plot has reached the most critical bifurcation point. The world's combat power should gradually increase to the time when the Yin and Shang Dynasties became gods. If we can guarantee that it will not collapse, seeking immortality will be just around the corner.

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When will the author release a new book?

Speed

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Anyway, compared to most other Qidian Three Kingdoms novels, it is better written and more detailed. But author, do you dare to update it faster? After so long, only ten chapters are enough for anyone to read.

It's over now... Wouldn't it be a huge loss if I order all of them 😓