The Strategist of Ji Han in the Three Kingdoms

Before you had the strength, you still went against the noble family. I think you want Liu Bei to die quickly.

At that time, Xuzhou was not only wanted by Cao Cao, but also Shuba. I found that most authors did not take Shuba as a human being. In fact, Shuba was the biggest threat to Xuzhou. Liu Bei's first battle in Xuzhou was to resist Yuan Shu, and he was defeated and lost Xuzhou. The most powerful prince at that time was Yuan Shu. Cao Cao and Yuan Shao had to step aside. The protagonist would be slapped in the face at the first attempt. Cao Cao would not attack Xuzhou again until a few years later. Don't let the author down, he must slap the protagonist in the face...

The Chen family in Yingchuan began with Chen Qun's grandfather, Chen Shi, and flourished with Chen Qun and his son Chen Tai. At this time, the Chen family in Yingchuan had just begun to gain some fame and had some signs of rising. Before Chen Shi, the old Chen family was just an ordinary common people's family. What other side branches did your article draw out, and what is declining day by day. At this time, the entire Chen family together is just Chen Qun's grandfather and his uncles. Where did this side branch come from?

Can you become a counselor if you are familiar with the Three Kingdoms? Ask Zhuge Liang what contribution he made in Red Cliff?

I haven't finished reading one chapter. I don't want to read it after reading the comments. If we don't break the monopoly of knowledge books by the aristocratic family, running a college is just a target. What is the status of the protagonist? It's more reliable to have a stable territory before opening a college I found that many of these time-travel protagonists thought that they could defeat Cao Cao if they knew the history. They beat Liu Bei and Sun Quan like dogs. Do they think the ancients were unintelligent NPCs in the game? I have never been on the battlefield, but I have been victorious in every battle since ancient times Ordinary people in modern times, if they go to the Three Kingdoms and don't learn and experience hundreds of battles, they will definitely be beaten to death Boss Cao beats you like a rogue bandit You are cheating and using the template of famous generals and handsome men. Han Xin, Xiao He, Xiang Yu, three-in-one, are you invincible?

The author, the Han Dynasty, was not a Qing Dynasty, so he would not kneel down at every turn, and there were no cotton-padded clothes in the Han Dynasty. The greatest role of cotton in the Song Dynasty was as an ornamental flower. Didn't you authors not check the basic information before writing the book?

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Out of the book and all the policies are like child's play, the implementation of the academy does not need to think about how much pressure it is. I don't say whether it can be done or not, but at least the inside story must be explained in detail. Everyone's reactions include how the protagonist operates, who is suppressed and who is being coaxed, and who is not included. Just wave your hand? This is completely a small climax. There's also the matter of collecting Zang Ba, but you don't write about this stuff at all? No matter how you say it, Zang Ba is still divided into one party. Even if his troops attack Xuzhou in full force, they may not be able to defeat it. Even if you say that Liu Bei has the aura of a king, then this plot is still a small climax. You don't just say it in one stroke, you don't want to write a word more. You just write "solution" and "=0" for the big math question of the college entrance examination. I can only give you two points out of twenty

I hate Liu Bei, so I don't like this book

How should I put it, after reading the previous chapters, I decided to give up. It's not the style I like. Maybe my taste has been cultivated. First of all, this book is a bit patchwork, and several places are similar or similar to the book "Three Kingdoms: Assistant Liu Bei" that I have read before Secondly, this book is a bit of a cool book. It was about refining salt, improving paper, and opening a college... It's not that cool writing is not good, but it is not suitable for the current trend. Now is not the time ten years ago when online articles first came out, and the market for cool articles was not that big. It is not easy for the protagonist to bring over all the new things from later generations as soon as he comes up. It is not only limited by productivity, but also by personal factors. How can an ordinary college student do this? As an ordinary person, in addition to the general historical trend and talent vision, there are only some simple literary works across the era that are still in his mind. Come on, not everyone is so easy to deal with. The protagonist is just an ordinary person. He can be quick and witty, but he is really outrageous at the beginning. As far as the tactical level of the protagonist is concerned, it is at the level of an ordinary general at best. Even Zhao Kuo, who was hung up and beaten by Bai Qi and nailed to the pillar of shame, was a famous general who was familiar with military literature and had a family background. So, if the protagonist came up to kill everyone, it was a bit disrespectful to others. The technical and tactical level of the Three Kingdoms period was really not bad.

Good guys, build academies so that ordinary people can study. This is to dig into the roots of the family. Will any descendants from aristocratic families join Liu Bei in the future? How many of the high-ranking civil servants in Wei, Shu and Wu were not from aristocratic families?