Zigui at the End of Han Dynasty

It seems that the author is saying that there is only one female protagonist. This is allowed, but there cannot be only one woman. One can only say that the Three Kingdoms book is useless. I hope the author can reply to this comment and answer the question, so as not to waste everyone's time.

The pace of this book is really fast... With 70,000 words, I became the Lord of Yizhou...

Your book is most likely about love. The main character seems to be a saint, so the results may not be very good.

The protagonist is neither a political genius nor a military genius. Why should he compete in the world? If the founding emperor in Chinese history did not have such perseverance, carefulness, shamelessness, evil heart, luck, doubt everything, make decisions when necessary, and know how to employ people, how could he become an emperor?

The pace is too fast, the characters are not fleshed out enough, and too many plots are covered in one stroke. The only advantage is that the writing is okay.

The protagonist doesn't have as many roles as the supporting characters. After dozens of chapters, I'll just briefly mention the protagonist. Why describe the supporting characters in such detail?

It was written too hastily, the rhythm of forcing one to get on the bus

After research, the hypothesis was put forward that Lu Bu might be a member of the Wei clan of the Seven Heroes of the Warring States Period after the Duke of Jin. Before the end of the Han Dynasty in the Three Kingdoms, there were only two Lu families in the world, one was Jiang Lu and the other was Wei Lu. The ancestor of Jiang Lu was Boyi, whose surname was Jiang. He was a descendant of Emperor Yan. He assisted Dayu in controlling floods and was named Luhou, so he took Lu as his surname. Lu is the original word for spine, which means spine. Dayu's flood control began in Luliang Mountain. It is said that Yu's flood control dug Luliang to open the dragon gate. It was called Guji Mountain in ancient times and was regarded as the backbone of the world. Boyi's fiefdom in the ancient Lu state was in the Luliang Mountain area. Bo Yi's thirty-seventh generation grandson Jiang Ziya, also known as Lu Shang, assisted King Wen and King Wu of Zhou to prosper Zhou and destroy Shang. He was granted the title of Qi. His daughter married King Wu and gave birth to two sons. The eldest son was King Cheng of Zhou and the second son was granted the title of Jin, who was the founding king of Jin. The ancient Lu State changed its title and moved to Nanyang, Henan Province. Its old land was owned by the Jin State and later died in Chu. The origin of Wei Lu can be traced back to Ji Gao, the fifteenth son of Ji Chang, King Wen of Zhou Dynasty. He was granted the title of Bi, so he was called Bi Gonggao. Bi's country perished in Xirong. His descendant Bi Wan entered the Jin Dynasty and became a minister. He was granted the title of Wei for his meritorious service. His descendants took the fiefdom as their surname and were called the Wei family. Chou, the grandson of Bi Wan, was one of the five virtuous ministers of Duke Wen of Jin. He followed Duke Wen of Jin and wandered in foreign countries for nineteen years. He conquered all armies with his bravery and was named Wei Wuzi. Wei Ji's second son Wei Qi was granted the title of the ancient Lu State's hometown, so he was also called Lu Qi and Lu Wuzi (can be regarded as the ancestor of Wei Lude's surname). In the battle of Yanling between Jin and Chu, an arrow shot out the left eye of the king of Chu. Lü Qi's son, Lu Xiang, also known as Lu Xuanzi, was sent as an envoy to Qin on the orders of Jin Li Gong. The first proclamation in Chinese history, "Jue Qin Wen", was written by him and was known as "Lü Xiang Jue Qin" in history. During the period of King Weilie of Zhou Dynasty, the three families of Han, Zhao and Wei were divided into the Jin Dynasty and became one of the seven heroes of the Warring States Period. The Wei and Lu families became the royal family and clan members of the Wei Dynasty. According to the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms, Lü Bu and Wei Xu were "relatives both externally and internally", which proved that the two surnames Lü and Wei were both different surnames but also from the same clan. Wei Lu was a native of the Jin Kingdom, while Jiang Lu mainly lived in Shandong and Henan for more than 600 years after the founding of the Western Zhou Dynasty. Wei Lu and Jiang Lu were not from the same ancestry, and could not be "relatives from outside to inside." Therefore, the most likely explanation is that Lu Bu was born in Wei Lu.

Serving the emperor and ordering the princes is not so fun. Do you want to be like Cao Cao? Stinking for eternity. By the time Chang'an and Luoyang are captured, the power of Qin will be strong. What's the use of the emperor?

I finished reading it in one go. The author's writing skills and story writing skills are really strong. In fact, I could write a book with Lu Bu as the protagonist. Inserted from the point of Cai Yong's exile, Lu Bu worshiped Cai Yong as his disciple and became his disciple. The new generation of Wenzong + the world's most powerful general + the emperor's master. It will definitely be exciting with your level.

Come on!

It doesn't feel popular. 1. The character of the protagonist is unclear. 2. Too much historical science and too little dialogue. 3. It's all the same. It's not interesting to watch. The protagonist just has a little more knowledge and doesn't see how much better than the ancients. 4. There is no pornography. The protagonist is neither humorous nor decisive in killing. Just an ordinary time traveler. Standards of the hero: decisive in killing, shameless and lustful, shameless, and good looking.

It's better to have a faster pace, and then expand to the north and south after unification.

Setting out from Hanzhong, they raided Anping and Ma Teng, passing through Tianshui and Longnan, all of which were surrounded by high mountains and ridges. Could it be that there were empty cities along the way and no soldiers to guard them? Longnan and Tianshui have been battlegrounds for military strategists since ancient times. Deng Ai was stationed in Longnan, and Jiang Wei could not defeat them despite his repeated efforts. Li Maozhen occupied Tianshui and dared to go east to fight Zhu Wen. How do you raid? The terrain in An'ding is high and flat. How can your infantry attack Ma Teng's cavalry here? Even if your raid is successful, guard the street pavilion to prevent Ma Teng from retreating. Ma Teng has many cavalry, so the retreat should not go northwest. Pass through Ningxia and detour to Wuwei. How can you cross the street pavilion? You raid Ma Teng from the southwest, and Ma Teng retreats from the southwest. Ma Teng is blind on the road?

At this age, in troubled times, he is just a young man. How can he be a prefect and governor? Why should he become a prince?

Yuan Shu did not have a country title or an era title. The emperor was a bit nondescript. The Zhong family should be his self-proclaimed name.