This Wei Yan Is Different

Judging from the history books, the prime minister leads the troops only steadily, and the surprise attack on Ziwu Valley is a dog-betting behavior. If you think from the prime minister's perspective, you will not consider it unless it is the last wave.

Ancient people were not fools. Advanced theories must be obliterated. Revolution is also a product of the times. There is no basis for revolution in the world now.

It would be great if the author wrote a brand new character. There is no need to travel through time and become Wei Yan

I just read the introduction and it said that Zhuge Liang wanted to send troops out of Ziwu Valley to attack Chang'an. I couldn't help but want to laugh. Let's not mention Zhuge Liang's prudent use of troops. The soldiers and horses of Shu Han at that time could not tolerate Zhuge Liang's risk. Before the Battle of Hanzhong in the founding of Shu Han, Cao Cao had already given the order when he took Hanzhong. Liu Bei moved a large number of people from Hanzhong to the Guanzhong area and basically only got the territory without the population. After Guan Yu accidentally lost Jingzhou, Liu Bei even killed a generation of young people in Yizhou in the Battle of Yiling in order to avenge Guan Yu. After Zhuge Liang had recharged his strength for a few years, he encountered the invasion of the Southern Barbarians.

The more I wrote, the more frustrated I became, knowing that Pan Jun and Fu Shiren would surrender and not be replaced. They attacked Xiangyang but did not go to rescue them, saying that they had to return the food and grass when they were not enough. Zhang Xun and Wu Yazhaohui had something to say, saying that if they wanted to defend such a large military town, they would definitely be able to defend it. Even knowing that Cao Cao is going to die next year, he doesn't delay it any longer. He starts suppressing the protagonist and continues to write down the number of words. He will support him for a while and see what happens next.

The moral values ​​of the protagonist are very funny. You said it started in three years, and I thought it was under 14, but that really doesn't work. But then there is a sentence about people under 18 who won't read it, which really made me happy.

Zhang Qiying

Co-authored by traveling all the way to the Three Kingdoms to be a slave, a slave whose feudal heart is not dead.

Is it so cruel? It makes no sense. The defensive side cannot gain an advantage. Stretch the military line and divide the enemy's forces. The problem is that the attackers are more numerous and consume more food and grass. It makes no sense, the food and grass in the north lasts for so long.

Farming? You only have one state's territory, and Cao Wei's half of the Central Plains territory is competing for development speed. Isn't it a bit crazy? If it continues to develop, Cao Wei will definitely become stronger and stronger. The foundation is there. Otherwise, Zhuge Liang wouldn't be so anxious and start wars from time to time to bleed Cao Wei. People know that if they continue to develop peacefully, you have nothing to do. When the Three Kingdoms returned to Jin in history, there was certainly a side where Wu and Shu were inferior in skills, but the biggest reason was the overwhelming gap in national power. Cao Wei could fail many times, but Wu and Shu would basically fail once or twice, and the national power could not support them.

Readers in the historical section are very picky. Many of the author's settings clearly refer to the novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms instead of official historical materials. Naturally, to a certain extent, everyone can't stand it. Many powerful authors have disagreements with readers and can even quote the original text of the history book.

It's awesome, it's awesome. It uses the method of forming a stronghold to fight stupidly, occupying the terrain advantage of Sichuan and Shu, and has a 1:1 casualty ratio with Cao Cao. . . They were also surrounded and annihilated thousands of people. . . The author is probably not a fool. . . So what is the use of this terrain advantage? ? ? You, a mere Wei Yan, want to order the entire army and make Zhuge Liang obey your command? ? ? Too outrageous

Why do most historical novels include female protagonists for no apparent reason? However, they don't have much writing skills, and it's easy to describe the male protagonists like Brother Pig. The hydrology shouldn't be so watery either. I wonder if modern people who have experienced the bombardment of Internet information will still be fascinated by ancient beauties? ?

The writing is too self-exciting, and secondly, the writing style is not outstanding enough. A common problem with most novels

Aren't you talking nonsense? 🙂 I hate things like the yield per mu in historical texts. They all compare each other. So according to the current conversion, ten shi is 600 jins, 0.22 Acres is 600 jins, and 1 mu is 3,000 jins? ? ? ? ? Folded in half, it weighs 1,500 pounds. It's better to be wrong when writing about the yield per mu. Don't you know how to use Baidu? Search the modern average yield per mu. Modern countries use chemical fertilizers and pesticides. The discount is half, or 70% to 80% (by the way, modern seeds are carefully cultivated, so let's calculate it at 50%). Also, if you are reclaiming land, remember correctly, the yield of reclaimed land is relatively low. There is still land that needs to be cultivated in rotation. Here I plant soybeans, wheat, and rapeseed in rotation. Reading novels from the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the funniest sweet potatoes can produce several thousand kilograms per acre.

The author went too far in strengthening Cao's army. If Cao's army is really overwhelmed in numbers, equipment, and quality, then how did Liu win the Hanzhong Station in history?

The content is actually okay, and some points are quite novel. However, the character portrayal is not very good. The enemies are like NPCs waiting to be brushed off by pigs' feet. You can't see their own characteristics, which makes it difficult to get involved. I hope the author can pay more attention to the next book. It is difficult for books that lack an overall portrayal of the world to become popular.

After reading three chapters, I saw the author's taken-for-grantedness and unrealistic smartness, and decided that the book was very poisonous, so I ran away from it.

Writing about steam engines in the Three Kingdoms is awesome.

Where did your information come from? Are you just talking? Talking without evidence will make people look down upon you. You can ignore the war that has not happened yet, and you can still tell the truth. Yizhou didn't take it, and Lu Su didn't die. Those who didn't know thought you were sick. Is Zhou Yu joking when he sends troops to Jingzhou, or does Zhuge Liang not know that Soochow wants to take Jingzhou? Need you to speak out?

It's too idealistic. It feels like you are playing a game. How could the ancient nobles be so active? Let alone the nobles in the late Han Dynasty. If the nobles could really make you do this, the world would be in chaos? ? Not funny.

The more I write about the protagonist, the more he looks like a useless snack

It's a shit novel, you don't need to read the subsequent plot to know it

Why do most recent Three Kingdoms novels start to assist Liu Daer?

I can't watch the Three Kingdoms recently, bah

The main reason is that Liu Bei died early and Zhuge Liang did not dare to use Wei Yan. Wei Yan was promoted by Liu Bei. Is it possible that Zhuge Liang can command Guan Yu at will?

I think the writing is okay. Each person has his or her own way of writing, so you can't be too particular about historical texts. The Romance of the Three Kingdoms is not a serious history book, and it deviates far from the official history. If you really want to study it in depth, it is better to read the Book of the Later Han Dynasty and the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. What's more, it is normal for modern novels to write about time travel, and it deviates greatly from history. I think this is a better Three Kingdoms novel.

I recommend Aztec's Immortal, which is well written.

Comrade the author will update new chapters as soon as possible

In the novel, there is no description of generals or battles, but he is transformed into Wei Yan and goes to farm. Is it necessary to cultivate the land and become a general? Who can't farm? It took so long to write the opening chapter to clear up the case. It's the same as writing a defense