Three Kingdoms: I Handle the Chancellor's Logistics

Damn it, why did I see female videos on male videos?

After watching it for so long, the thing that makes me most frustrated is the existence of the way of heaven, especially the plot where his life is hanging by a thread but he is saved. I am from the perspective of the Shu Han. I am angry that you let Cao Cao hang by a thread and be saved every day. If you really don't want Cao Cao to die so early, and you don't want history to deviate from the general direction, then don't let them fight against each other. But to be honest, if you want Shu Han to win, you will basically deviate from the general direction, so there is no need to stick to the original history. You are so obsessed with the original history. Everything must follow history. So what is the meaning of the protagonist's time travel? With such a destiny, it is better to vote for Wei directly. Or you could simply give Cao Wei's camp an epic level to strengthen all IQs by ten, and don't let them directly confront the heroine's camp, or don't let the big shots confront the heroine. Then use the kind of luck that hangs by a thread to save people, because the heroine is an ordinary person, at most he has a book, he can't compete with the way of heaven, and the person feels that the future is hopeless. Those who open the destiny setting are basically either themselves can compete with the way of heaven in the later stage, or their own backstage, such as the system or something can replace the way of heaven. The setting of the ordinary protagonist, Wen Tiandao, is the most frustrating setting for anyone watching it, especially if you want to write a cool story, not a sad story. There is another point that makes me speechless now, why does the heroine have to give the enemy camp a way out every time? Haven't you realized that you are engaging in a life-and-death struggle yet? The Soochow camp can be killed at any time, so I won't go into details, but Cao Wei is almost as powerful as you, and people like Guo Jia are obvious diehards. Is there anything you can't think about if you have to let him live? I have been in this world for almost ten years, but I still maintain a God's perspective and have inexplicable kindness towards the enemy. I think this can be considered a poisonous point. I don't understand why the author wrote this.

Liu Bei's "women are like clothes" does not mean that he does not regard women as human beings. But the concept of love is indifferent. Looking at Liu Bei's marriages, three of them were political marriages. He entered Xuzhou and married Mrs. Mi, joined Dongwu to marry Sun Shangxiang, and entered Yizhou to marry Mrs. Wu.

Recommended by someone next door, this is the first Shu Han camp novel with a female protagonist that I have read on Qidian. Come on, madam! It would be even better if the cp is the prime minister, hahahaha, thousands of people have been looking forward to it for a long time, waiting for updates~ ps, the original owner of the picture cannot be tested, it has been collected by the fan group, and will be infringed and deleted.

Aren't you a villager from Zhuge? Do you dare to dismount and fight me?

Doesn't the heroine want to dominate the world? You must know that the emperor can eat people without spitting out bones. Otherwise, how can you say that accompanying you is like accompanying a tiger?

The starting point of human civilization is a matrilineal society. Women are responsible for the continuation of the bloodline. A tribe may not have men, but the leader of the tribe must be a woman. Who stipulates that women cannot be emperors?

It's all booked, women give birth to men, women can hold up half the sky, who says women are inferior to men, Zhuge Liang's success is indispensable to his wife Huang Yueying. It's a pity that the preference for sons over daughters has not changed through the ages, and Huang Yueying only left behind an ugly Zhuge wife. Hehe

The author's writing is quite good, but it is too idealistic in many cases, and he also oversimplifies the constraints of that era and the powerful families. If you dare to disturb the foundation of the family, they will kill you, not tied to interests. And if you alone want to change the rules of an era, that is just a dream. Didn't you see that from slavery to the feudal system to the present, it has not gone through hundreds of thousands of years of hard struggle, which is the hard work and hard work of many generations. Alone, no. Although it is a story about strong women, since I want to write a historical story, I try not to be too exaggerated. As that saying goes, small trends can be changed, but big trends remain unchanged. Otherwise, it would be an imaginary alien story.

The story of the Three Kingdoms must not end with Liu Bei winning the world. China is not the China of one family and one surname, but the China of all people. You can think about it. If the Shu and Han Dynasty were unified, and the Liu family of the Han family ruled for three hundred years, how could someone other than Liu dare to fight for the world when the world was in chaos? The Liu family name would surpass hundreds of family surnames. This would be the habit of the rule for nearly a thousand years. People's hearts, fame, majesty and consensus may become the same etiquette as filial piety. People who are not Liu family cannot be emperor. This is not an exaggeration. If the Xirong had not conquered Haojing in the last years of the Zhou Dynasty, the Zhou royal family would have destroyed itself. The princes could be disrespectful and ignore it, but no one would dare to destroy it. In comparison, Dong Zhuo and Cao Cao all used the emperor to control the princes, and they did not kill them all. If you look at the last descendants of the Sui royal family, the Tang royal family, and the Song royal family, do they have a sense of existence?