Guo Jia of the Three Kingdoms: From the Start, Liu Bei Is Reborn and Recruits Me

Why is it that when I write a novel about Liu Bei, there are so many comments in the comment area saying that Liu Bei is not worthy of this or that? Sure enough, is it politically correct to criticize Liu Bei in the Three Kingdoms Circle?😅

In the eyes of netizens, Zhuge Villager will always be inferior to Guo 😁. I also think that Zhuge Villager himself lived too long and proclaimed himself the Ten Philosophers of the Martial Arts Temple; As for "The merits of the three kingdoms are divided into eight formations," was it the villager who put a sword on the head of the poet and forced him to write it? Do you think Longzhong was copying someone else's work? The Eight Formations and the Master's Guide were all written by someone else?

What are the serious diseases among people nowadays? Massacre and cannibalism are true, and people mistakenly think that kindness is small and not doing it is hypocritical benevolence and righteousness.

😂😂 Without that wisdom, everyone is the same

Many people are talking about counselors, but they don't understand the real logic of counselors, and they don't know the dark secrets of counselors. A successful counselor must be low-cost and high-yield. This low-cost and high-yield does not mean that you can do it if you are smart. It means that you must have no morality, no bottom line, and no principles. In order to achieve the goal, you can use all means. Xun You of the Three Kingdoms had something important to do with Cao Cao. How is it recorded in the history books? It is said that since Taizu's conquests, he has often made plans, and no one at the time or his descendants knew what he was talking about. What strategies did Xun You give Cao Cao? Most others didn't know, and he never told others. Why? Because he knew that these strategies of his were immoral, had no bottom line, and were shady, Chen Ping, the great strategist of the Western Han Dynasty, admitted this very frankly. Chen Ping wrote six miracles to Liu Bang to help Liu Bang win the world. But what is Chen Ping's strategy now? It was Mo Dewen, and no one knew it either. It was recorded in the historical records that Chen Ping said something like this: Chen Ping said that all the conspiracies I used were shady. These conspiracies should not be passed down, as they would bring disaster to future generations. Of course, many of the top counselors' shady, immoral, and bottom-line strategies are also recorded in history books. For example, Jia Xu incited the Liangzhou people to attack Chang'an, which resulted in a tragic human tragedy involving the death of young and old in Chang'an. These great counselors who have no bottom line are on the contrary. Pang Tong once stood up and accused Liu Bei of not being a benevolent soldier. Pang Tong has morals and a bottom line, but this kind of counselor has scruples. A counselor with scruples cannot plan low-cost, high-yield skills. A counselor is a dark book. He can only abandon human morality and do not want any bottom line. To achieve a brutal victory.

To be honest, the writing is okay but too little. And there is no need to write too many female characters, not to mention they are all self-created.

In the case of the Three Kingdoms, it would be best for Liu Bei to find Xun Yu and Chen Deng in the early stage. Guo Jia is really useless in the early stage. Although the Yang family and the Wang family are good, their young talents are not as good as those of Xun Yu and Chen Deng. The real core military advisor in Cao Cao's history was Xun You. It can be said that with the support of Xun Yu and Chen Deng, Liu Bei will definitely defeat Cao Cao based on his historical ability.

Liu Bei is very charming. Just look at Crouching Dragon and Phoenix and you will know that whoever wins one will win the world, and he will win them all. But Fengxia died a little early, otherwise it is still unclear who owns the world.

Perhaps Guo Jia should not be compared to Zhuge Liang in the positioning of the Three Kingdoms, but should be compared to Fazheng in Shu Han. He also liked intrigues, had the same affinity with his lord, and died young.

I feel that this novel will not be popular. Regardless of whether it is true history or fake history, the public impression cannot be compared to Liu Bei... It is a bit awkward to follow Liu Bei. The author is swimming against the current, come on