The Rise of Liu Bei in the Three Kingdoms

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Is Liu Bei who abandoned benevolence, righteousness, and morality still Liu Bei? What is the difference between Liu Bei and Song Jiang, who is always trying to make money?

After watching it for a long time, I felt that what I was watching was not Liu Bei, but Song Jiang. In fact, the behavior of the protagonist was no different from Song Jiang.

Although it is written about Liu Bei, he is indeed Liu Bei's black man.

Guan Yu put the knife on Liu Bei's neck? The author is really talented

It sounds a bit like the novel The Little Military Advisor of the Three Kingdoms! Have you plagiarized? It seems that the name of the protagonist Han Fei was changed to Liu Bei

In troubled times, people cannot stand firm if they are not ruthless. Renyi should not be too deliberate before he cannot stand firm. No matter how many people Cao Cao killed, he is still praised by others. Good people are just toys for ruthless people.

The author's writing is really better. I hope he can update it more.

The contract has been signed and everyone can invest with confidence.

That's fine. At this time, Liu Bei can recruit some counselors and generals from poor families. The aristocratic families probably won't join Liu Bei and try to win the position of prefect when trying to recruit Dong. I think Hanzhong should be good. In addition, you can't win all the time just because you are a time traveler. You have to fail.

Who is the protagonist? It was Liu Bei before, but now he seems to be Guo Jia again. . .

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What shark eagle plot did the author write in the first chapter? Discourage people directly.

Could the author look at the map of the Three Kingdoms when writing the book? They all came up out of thin air. Is there Huanghai County and Donghai County in Qingzhou? Langye County is part of Xuzhou, Taishan County is part of Yanzhou

I lost interest when I saw Guo Jia being accepted. How could Guo Jia be praised so much in Three Kingdoms? What's so good about this guy? He's all five poisons. Can Liu Bei's character tolerate Guo Jia? At most, the righteousness of the Dharma is just a small-mindedness, and hatred will be repaid.

You copied someone else's work, right? Why does it feel like Guo Jia is already the protagonist later on, and he even messes with Han Fei?

Xiliang rebelled, and only Dong Zhuo was left in the imperial court's 100,000-strong army. This group was still from Chang'an and Luoyang. The soldiers were grateful for Dong Zhuo's life-saving grace and no longer trusted the court. Dong Zhuo accepted the hearts of these soldiers and waited until the soldiers and horses along the way were taken back by the court and placed in Luoyang, Chang'an. It is equivalent to Dong Zhuo always controlling the central army of the court. Once the emperor dies, Dong Zhuo will definitely become the Grand Master. No one can stop this.

To fight against the Han Dynasty, it is best to fight in the Golden Horn area. Next is the silver edge, and finally the grass belly. Phnom Penh must be Youzhou, Liangzhou, Yangzhou and Yidi. Not only is it easy to defend but difficult to attack, it also has vast strategic space. For example, when the imperial court attacks Liangzhou, the Xiliang army can resist layer by layer according to the terrain. If it cannot defeat them, it will retreat. If it cannot be defeated, it will retreat hundreds of miles, thousands of miles, or ten thousand miles. If it is not possible, it will retreat to the Western Regions, lengthen the supply line of the Han army, and send cavalry on the other side to continuously attack the food roads behind the Han army. The Han Dynasty's 100,000 troops fought thousands of miles away, with long supply lines, and were occasionally attacked by Xiliang cavalry on the grain roads. When the Han Empire's national strength was weak, the Han army would be defeated in a protracted war. The same is true in Youzhou. If Youzhou cannot hold it, it will return to Liaodong. If Liaodong cannot hold it, it will bow its head and join Xianbei. I believe that the Xianbei royal family will not refuse the protagonist to become a king of the opposite sex. If necessary, he can return to the grassland and use Xianbei's power.

I would like to ask whether the author is writing about the rise of Guo Jia or the rise of Liu Bei. I have never seen such an outrageous book, with more than a hundred chapters and the main character only appears a few times.