Three Kingdoms: Fooling Liu Bei and Establishing a Maritime Empire

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In ancient times, going to sea was a life of nine deaths. It would be okay if you recruited some homeless people to do it yourself. Let Liu Bei do it with you. Liu Bei would only agree if he had a seizure.

In the first chapter, tell Liu Bei that you are from a thousand years in the future, and then you start making inventions, such as gunpowder. I tell the truth, ancient scientists were fine more than ten years ago. They use modern things to show off and crush them. Let's say that we go back to ancient times to make inventions. This way of writing is rubbish. What else can be said to be exciting? Old readers are annoyed when they see it. They have no basic knowledge and then invent a bunch of things every minute. Is this appropriate? If you like to invent, if it doesn't work, just write a system. It's more reasonable to be able to summon modern industrial products when doing tasks

Liu Bei is a good individual and should not be fooled. Don't underestimate the ancients. The IQ gap between ancient people and modern people is almost the same. There are differences in food, clothing, housing, transportation, different learning conditions, different productivity, and different levels of science and technology.

What are the requirements for going to sea in ancient times: 1. The protagonist must be a shipbuilding engineer or technician and have a full understanding of modern ship hull structures in order to improve the unadvanced sailing ships of ancient China 2. The protagonist must have experienced shipping and have a general understanding of the East Asian monsoon, geography, and hydrology, and can run a hammer ship if there is no wind 3. There was no sextant in ancient China, so the author has to cheat and give him one. At the same time, the protagonist must at least be familiar with the longitude, latitude and constellations, otherwise he will not know where he is running 4. Even if he runs the boat close to the coastline, the protagonist must make canned fruits or the like, otherwise he will suffer from septicemia in minutes. There are not many people near East Asia in this era 5. It is very difficult to go directly to the Americas. If you follow the coastline and walk through the Bering Strait, it is easy to hit ice in winter, and the monsoon does not support direct crossing of the Pacific Ocean. We should go to Indonesia, then India, then Africa, then Europe. In the age of sailing, it was much easier to cross the Indian Ocean and Atlantic Ocean along the coastline than the Pacific Ocean.

Absolute power corrupts people absolutely. Cao Cao could have looked at two people before and after he gained power. After the Three Kingdoms gained power, how many remained unchanged? Slaughter cities and dig graves, hold the emperor hostage, kill Han officials expertly, tear apart the earth and make the king a hero? I don't read much, but at least I know the difference between Cao Cao and Liu Bei. You can say Liu Bei is a loser, but you can't say he is a villain! Zhao: The appearance and appearance are courteous and beautiful, which is called Zhao; showing virtue and hard work is called Zhao; the sage has heard of Zhou Da, and is called Zhao; the voice and sound has spread far away, and is called Zhao; the majestic and respectful manner is called Zhao; the clear virtue and meritorious service are called Zhao; the sage's inquiry and enlightenment are called Zhao; the holy virtue The successor is called Zhao; the promotion of virtue is called Zhao; the observation of wisdom is called Zhao; the observation of virtue and etiquette is not wrong, it is called Zhao; the end of Gao Lang's order is called Zhao; the reclusiveness is called Zhao; the inner brilliance of virtue is called Zhao; the gentle virtue has light is called Zhao. lie: if you have meritorious service and bring peace to the people, it is called lie; if you are virtuous and follow your deeds, you are called lie; if you have great achievements, you are called lie; if you have achievements overseas, you are called lie; if you succeed without hesitation, you are called lie; if you have great achievements in light, you are called lie; if you have a bright military career, you are called lie; if you are upright, you are called lie; if you make great contributions to the people, you are called lie; Zhuang Yilinxia is called lie.​

Why is it that the protagonist of a historical novel has no system and can be so awesome? He can't be a famous person in reality. How can he take off by traveling through ancient times? To put it more realistically, how many days can the protagonist who travels through ancient times survive without using a hook? I want to laugh when I see those people who despise the protagonist's system every day. Don't you know what b-numbers you have traveled through? Do you have no points for how capable you are?

It feels like millions of years are a failure

No, how could he go to sea in Sichuan Province?

At first glance, the author realized that he had never played with firecrackers when he was a child. He had never folded small firecrackers and lit the flowers. You had already shot the clay pot. How powerful could the explosion be? The most boring noises. Explosions are caused by the rapid expansion of combustible materials in a confined space. Even if there is a dust explosion in a granary, the dust density is sufficient. Your clay pot is broken, and the black gunpowder in the clay pot is just spent...

This conversation is too natural, and it smells too natural.

Regarding persuading Liu Bei to go to sea, the title of the book is "Hoaxing". Here, "Hoaxing" means changing Liu Bei's worldview step by step. As for the mortality rate at sea, if the protagonist is a top student and develops a shipbuilding skill, it won't be a big problem, right?

I haven't read the book yet, but I know that if you wanted to go to sea in that era, even if you had a complete set of ship design drawings, you had to have the support of the four major Jiangdong families. Not to mention the boatmen, you don't even have the wood for building ships!

Let's set up a system so that sailors without charts, navigators, and voyage experience can't reach Taiwan Island. Navigators without nautical charts and experience in many ocean voyages can allow you to stray from Asia to Africa, provided that your fleet's supplies, water, and ships can persist that far. For sailors who have not lived on a ship for many years, anxiety can make people depressed, crazy and rebellious. Every system and so on, there is really no way to sail. The British Age of Discovery was based on many years of experience, capital, materials, and technology.

Is there any book similar to this one? It would be best if the protagonist's soul is split and divided into three people. He tricks Cao Cao into taking over the Black Land and the Peninsula, tricks Liu Bei into going south to Indochina, tricks Sun Quan into going to sea, taking treasure islands and colonizing Southeast Asia. In the end, the protagonist is like Sima Yi and can outlast them all. In the end, the three are combined into one.

Ten million years later, I can really write!

The reality is disgusting, but you have traveled through ancient times, and the real owner is clicked before you even meet him. Are you relying on glib words? You think the ancients are easy to get along with, but the real social environment is not easy to get along with, and you have traveled through the troubled times of ancient times before the people's wisdom, so don't treat them like snacks to the ancients.

An ancient military soldier blindly teaches Zhao Yun how to fight. This protagonist is really 🐮beer

Ocean? Not much of the sea has been developed in the Western Regions? Let's establish the land hegemony of the mainland first and then move to the sea!

Cut? 😡

A doctor licks Liu Bei. A doctor is so arrogant? Poison people to death?