King Wu

If Sun Wu wants to rise, there are several points that must be dealt with: 1. Shouchun must be captured and have a base to march into Jiangbei, otherwise what happened in Hefei will happen again. 2. Solve the problem of Jiangdong's song system. Historically, Sun Quan was not so much the master of Jiangdong as the co-master of Jiangdong. The essence of the tribe system is the enfeoffment system. If it is beneficial, it will gather, and if it is not beneficial, it will disperse. History has proven that crossing the river in white and attacking Shanyue were all for profit. On the surface, the defeat in the Battle of Hefei was due to the inability of Jiangdong soldiers to fight on land. In essence, it was because of Sun Quan's incompetence in military command and the Jiangdong family had no confidence in Sun Quan (Sun Quan always led troops every time he fought in Hefei. Firstly, Sun Quan was taboo about generals commanding more than 100,000 troops, and secondly, he wanted to prove (self-avenged), plus taking Hefei, the ones who benefited the most were the Jianghuai sect (outsiders like Zhou Yu, Lu Su, and Zhang Zhao were also considered Jianghuai sects, but they had been in Jiangdong for a long time and had already had interest disputes with the Jiangdong family. They began to integrate into the Jiangdong sect), so the Jiangdong family had little motivation for the Northern Expedition. 3. The problem of scarcity of war horses and cavalry needs to be solved. The reason why Zhu Yuanzhang was able to conquer the north from the south was because of the Yuan Dynasty's horse racing, which designated many areas in the Jianghuai region as horse breeding areas (this policy has pros and cons, and is not good for the country, because food is the foundation. It is good for the rebellion, as long as this place is captured, there will be a large number of horses), and the Ming army has enough war horses. But Jiangdong does not have this condition. Without sufficient cavalry, it will be difficult for troops to march, fight, and transport logistics.

Bi Yan'er is a powerful character, much better at playing political tricks than his father and brother. There are not many second-generation figures in the Three Kingdoms that interest me personally. The two representative figures, Sun Quan and Cao Pi, are both leaders in Machiavellian politics.

The real copy of Sun Quan is even more ridiculous than Liu Bei's revival of the Han Dynasty. Liu Bei's revival of the Han Dynasty is at best a challenge. Sun Quan's copy belongs to the hardcore self-abuse difficulty.

There are very few writings about Sun Ce in the Three Kingdoms, so why are there writings about King Wu of Wei Dynasty?

A lot of people regard The Romance of the Three Kingdoms as official history, saying that Red Cliff is the work of Zhou Yu, but in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, whether it is the Book of Wei or the Book of Han, Liu Bei is the main force, and Zhou Yu and Cheng Pu are the auxiliaries!

Now when I look at the Three Kingdoms style, everyone is discussing whether to become emperor or not? Not much else to say, I've just watched the Three Kingdoms. Why not watch the title of emperor and watch the protagonist become a powerful minister? ? Aren't the powerful ministers of so many other dynasties good-looking? I don't know what to think when I look at the powerful officials in the Three Kingdoms.

Is the author a supporter or a self-starter? Can you tell me if he is a supporter so I don't have to read on?

There are many talents in Soochow. Zhou Yu, Lu Meng, and Lu Xun are all commander-in-chief generals who can act independently, but the platform limits their performance. Compared with the northern gentry, the Jiangdong gentry lacked enterprising spirit. In terms of strength, the gap between Jiangdong and the north in the late Han Dynasty was too big. Even if the hero was still alive, it would be difficult for one or two generations to dominate the world.

Even if it is a passerby, it is better than writing about Sun Quan. Readers generally have a bad impression of Soochow, especially Sun Shiwan.

Sun Quan's script is much better than Liu Bei's, but his brain is in the wrong place. A normal person's butt determines his head, and his head determines his butt. Zhou Yu figured out that Cao Rengang was about to go to Sichuan, and he died of "illness". Lu Sugang figured out the alliance between Sun and Liu and prepared to attack Cao Wei. He died of "illness". Lu Meng just took back Jingzhou and could go north, and he died of "illness". It was really the right time to die. It was obvious that Liu Bei was here to fight to the death. Lao Cao's enemy is drawing firepower from the front. If he doesn't take advantage of Guan Yu's Northern Expedition to fight Lao Cao to steal Hefei and occupy the Jiangbei base, he won't be able to develop internally and cause trouble every day. Even if he helps Lao Cao do it, There is nothing wrong with Liu Bei, but if you take Jingzhou, you should join forces with Lao Cao to kill Liu Bei. In the end, Lu Xun killed Liu Bei, and Sun Quan didn't even get anything.

As someone who loves Soochow and Sun Quan, it's unbelievable that there are still people writing about Soochow. I thought we Wu fans were a minority group.

I think this writing is a bit interesting.

King Wu of the Wei Dynasty surrendered to the Han Dynasty? Exciting! Ahem, there are really too few people writing about Sun Quan. The main reason for independent dominance is the lack of sense of agency. King Wu of the Han Dynasty, this point is interesting. Wait and see.

In fact, Sun Quan's comeback point was Zhang Liao's battle in Hefei. It was mainly Chen Wu, Xu Sheng, and Song Qian who blocked Zhang Liao. If Sun Quan had a capable general around him at that time to hold Zhang Liao back, it wouldn't have been so miserable.

The update is not good enough! I don't even dare to give you a monthly pass 😅

I still don't understand why you want to revive Dahan