Conquering Wei, Shu, and Wu

In fact, the struggle for hegemony in the late Han Dynasty was ultimately a struggle between nobles and warlords. Cao Cao, Yuan Shao, Yuan Shu, Liu Biao, Han Fu, and Tao Qian were all high-ranking officials who served in the imperial court and were released. You still have to seize the opportunity in the early stage, and then you can seize the military and political affairs and open up the situation when the governor is transferred to the state animal husbandry. There is nothing wrong with Zhang Yanei's ideas.

Be wary of the usual writing style, the pig's trotters supporting character's IQ is online. It's been a long time since I've had a good Three Kingdoms novel, I'm looking forward to it. The late Han Dynasty was really chaotic. The chaos of eunuchs, the chaos of relatives, the disasters of the party, and the chaos of the Yellow Turbans made it difficult for the people to live. Write well. Come on new book!

This struggle is really intertwined, starting from the death of Wang Meiren, and everyone including the eunuch, He Jin, the queen, the Yang family, the Yuan family, and the emperor were written in. Everyone has their own position and their IQ is on the line. Not bad 👍

I think Yuan Shu is okay, after all, he can support such a big base in Huainan. Which southern warlord dared to offend him in the early stage. Later, there were too many people on hand and management was chaotic, which led to the collapse of the entire system. Cao Cao took advantage of him.

The story of the Three Kingdoms at the end of Han Dynasty The protagonist, like Cao Cao's father, is the adopted son of a eunuch. Experienced the baptism of the court, eunuchs and gentry in the late Han Dynasty. In the end, relying on the power in his own hands and in the name of restoring the Young Emperor, he defeated powerful enemies one by one. This book is interspersed with quotes from [Sun Tzu's Art of War], and the historical facts are relatively accurate. Book lovers are welcome to read it and recommend it to their friends, thank you! 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 If you want to participate in the role, you can also post it on this page. I will quote it as appropriate when I see it.

Among the famous generals of the Three Kingdoms, I feel that Guan Yu is far inferior to Zhang Liao. Guan Yu has Liu Bei's unlimited trust with his back, and he has led an army many times, commanding more than ten thousand troops, but he rarely wins a battle. The only time he went to the Northern Expedition, he ignored his retreat and was attacked by the Wu State. He was defeated and died. But Zhang Liao guarded Shouchun, and defeated Sun Quan's 100,000 with 800, and his other achievements far exceeded Guan Yu's.

Has the author entered the palace as a regular attendant?

There is a saying that makes some sense. The eunuchs and their relatives were relaxed, and the internal and external were consolidated. Yuan Shao provoked the two sides to fight to the death, and the general died. He took the opportunity to enter the palace and eliminate the eunuchs, which was tantamount to trampling on the dignity of the Han Dynasty. The eunuchs took the emperor out of the palace, but failed. Before he died, he said that the world was in chaos. The eunuchs, generals and eunuchs are all imperialists, so doing this is equivalent to breaking the young emperor's arms. Yuan Shao is a Han thief of the Yuan family.

Is Zhang Yaneihe going to Yuan Shu to suppress Yuan Shao? And when will Cao Cao come out?

A good book, a rare good historical article, the characters have online IQs, and it has the flavor of the late Han Dynasty. It's very well written, keep it up!