
Three Kingdoms: Liu Bei Plotted to Dominate the World
三国:刘备谋主,谋尽天下
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The Three Kingdoms was a fascinating era when heroes emerged in large numbers. This book only contains the Three Kingdoms novels that I think are quite good (the protagonists are more resourceful and not subdued). Let us experience that era of fighting and iron horses together.
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Although it is not as fast as an eagle, it can actually write with less water!
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The original intention of creating a book list is to find books that interest you. Say no to unpleasant tastes! It doesn't matter if it's niche or not, the important thing is that the author wrote it seriously!
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All booked, author, keep up the good work! As long as Ji Hanwen is good, I will support him
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Your profile doesn't fit me too well. I also like Liu Bei. If I could time travel to the end of Han Dynasty, I would definitely join Cao Cao and try to become a personal guard. Then on the night when Cao Cao wants to insult someone else's wife, I will kill him. I will kill the tauren. As for why I don't join Liu Bei, I don't have any ability 😟
Okay, the cool operation started again. Xun Yu's strategy really failed his IQ. If I don't say much, I would say that the basic logic is gone. Ask Lu Bu to kill Zang Hong? Why did Lu Bu take action? He is a general in the court, but goes out to be a dog for Cao Mengde? This logic makes no sense either in ancient times or in modern times. Another one, Lu Bu killed Zang Hong, why did Cao Cao bring Lu Bu back? Will Lu Bu replace Yanzhou's pastoral leadership or lead troops? Will the leader of the army be like Liu Bei and never come back? Although I knew it was to send the general to the protagonist, this way of sending him off was too outrageous. The general trend of Cao Cao's game is definitely to merge Yanzhou and Guanzhongjing. Among them, Yanzhou wants to disrupt rather than capture, and the capture will account for the lower part. Therefore, asking Lu Bu to go to Yanzhou to seize power is the worst method. The normal way to play is to hit the front directly. Liu Bei was asked to garrison troops under the emperor's orders for a decisive battle, and he sent troops to merge with the state to conquer Han Sui and Ma Teng. Liu Bei cannot rest in vain if he obeys the imperial edict, and Liu Bei will lose his righteousness if he does not obey the imperial edict. Look at Liu Bei's basic base, Qing Xuyang and Yanzhou, among which Yanzhou is a good friend rather than a close confidant, so the basic base is Qing Xu Yang. Not counting Yangzhou, the main battlefield is Qingzhou and Xuzhou. As long as Liu Bei starts fighting, he will be overwhelmed and lose his troops and generals. Only in this way can we seize chestnuts from the fire and win from the chaos. What Cao Cao needs now is to play with checks and balances. If the situation really prevails, Cao Cao will be two versions behind. Cao Cao's weakness is poor information, but it is not too bad compared to war and general situation judgment. It is recommended to weaken Liu Bei's power and strengthen Cao Cao's power, and use more water.
I feel that if Liu Bei wins, then the world will be his. Liu Han will be prosperous, and the ancients have some belief in mythology. He will really be destined to return.
No, why do some people always think that the counselors around the warlord are really just counselors? They can't be so naive, right? If you don't provide money and food for the troops, you are nothing.
If you are capable of both literary and military skills, why not be your own boss?
Author, please give me a suggestion. Change the title of the book to "Selling Shoes in Youth, Liu Bei Wouldn't Dream of Young Master Lang"
I think it's really beautiful! The expressiveness of the protagonist and the description of the plot still make me think it is really good-looking!
In fact, Guan Yu was only a general, not a handsome man.
The Jedi still have a chance to win, and the enemy may be defeated in a deadly battle.
These chapters have been losing points recently. Compared with the previous wise men, the protagonists in these chapters are like an angry young man who happened to travel through time after watching the Three Kingdoms and was dissatisfied with the ending. I mean, the Sima family's methods, although simple and effective, are just because they are too simple! You even said it was selfish. It's so different from the smart and calm image you had before you. It's like you are a completely different person.
The writing is good, the story line is reasonable, the logic is rigorous, and there are not so many embarrassing plots just for the sake of fun like other cool books. The small drawback is that the author does not understand some details of the politics and life of the Han Dynasty well enough, and there are occasionally some small bugs. The writing is also closer to the script of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. There are occasional errors in wording and sentence making, but they are not harmful. In short, it is a relatively comfortable book to read.
Who wouldn't like Emperor Zhaolie of the Shu Han Dynasty who was as humble as a man but put people first?
It's getting worse and worse, it's time to fight, every day this strategy comes and that plan goes. Especially there are so many strong men and smart people around Liu Bei. So far, only one protagonist and a few minor ones have been highlighted. Why is it that once Liu Bei is cast, there is no role? It feels so good. In these pictures, the Three Kingdoms is not only about machinations, but also war scenes. In the first hundred pictures, you can see fighting, but after this it is just a formality. So why do you build so many armies? Except for Guan Yu, no other generals have much role. It feels a bit strange to look at it.
Now Dong Zhuo is dead. Lu Zhi also passed away. The happiest person was Wang Yun and Wang Situ. He started a sexy operation
Is the entire Yingchuan conspiracy left to Cao Cao? The Yingchuan Intelligence Group is not a fool, either. After a Han clan clan member, Qingzhou Mu, surrendered to Cao Cao, the eunuch, he lost no territory whatsoever. The Yingchuan Intelligence Group also came here to see Cao Cao become the Mucai of Yanzhou. It was only after Cao Cao became the governor of Dong County that local Cheng Yu and his like came to join him. Wouldn't it be strange if Xun Yu didn't go to Qingzhou to investigate after leaving Yuan Shao?
Good book, but unfortunately it's not my cup of tea. I like Cai Wenji and Diao Chan. Unfortunately, this book has a single heroine. But if you like reading counselor books, you can read it.
Read the entire novel. I think it's still pretty well written. But there are still three poisonous points (self-feelings). It's not about making excuses, but it's just that I finally found a pretty good Ji Hanwen. So express your opinion. 1: The author describes too little about Liu Beifang's daily life. Historically, Liu Beifang was described as the supreme ruler and his ministers, and he was a great leader in ancient and modern times. Although the author described Liu Bei as being very kind to the people, his description of the relationship between the emperor and his ministers was not that good to be honest. Take the Three Kingdoms in 1991 as an example. It describes a lot of Liu Bei's daily life to reflect the sovereignty of the monarch and his ministers, and the prosperity of ancient and modern times. However, the author almost skips the description of daily life, although the relationship between Liu Bei and the protagonist is particularly good. But it did not reflect the happiness among Ji Han's entire team. It does not reflect Liu Bei's aspect of taking advantage of people and people. Therefore, I suggest that the author write more extra chapters to specifically describe Liu Beifang's daily life. 2: The opponent is too weak. As far as this book is concerned, Liu Bei has great advantages. Apart from Dong Zhuo (this one will definitely die) and Yuan Shu (this one will also die, he will become emperor) who have the strength to threaten Liu Bei, only Yuan Shao is currently the biggest threat. Yuan Shao's side continued to fight internally. Yuan Shao himself is now in a state of arrogance. Cao Cao's current development is too poor to threaten Liu Bei, which makes me feel like I am just reading a cool article. I think if the opponent is strong, Liu Bei can still defeat the opponent, which will reflect Liu Bei's power. But if the opponent is too weak, even if they are defeated, it will not reflect Liu Beifang's power at all. After all, the only people in the north who can threaten Liu Bei are Yuan Shao and Cao Cao. So here I suggest that the author should arrange a defeat for Yuan Shao. To put it bluntly, it is to wake up Yuan Shao. After all, as long as Yuan Shao is awake, he is still very powerful (Yuan Shao's historical performance before Guandu can be reflected. Yuan Shao is a super god against the wind, and becomes a ghost with the wind and waves.) As for Cao Cao, I think many people say that they want to poach civil servants and military generals. But I think generals can dig them, but civil servants should try not to dig them. In the final analysis, Cao Cao cannot be weakened too much. Once it's too weak, it becomes boring. The bottom line is that Yuan Shao is currently too arrogant and Cao Cao is too weak. It gives me the feeling that Liu Bei can easily push it. It's so cool. 3: There are no exciting chapters. As for this aspect, the reason I gave is that the current book seems too bland. It gives me the feeling of drinking plain water. In other words, there are no chapters that can arouse the audience's emotions, and this is also the embodiment of my second point. The opponent's strength is too weak. After these 400,000 words, Liu Bei has no other opponent except Qingzhou to fight for the Yellow Turban (referring to war.) So here I still suggest that the author improves the opponent's strength as soon as possible. Let them have a conflict with Liu Beifang and have some exciting scenes. Rather than being too bland like it is now. Having said all this, I am not saying anything to deliberately mock the author. After all, Ji Hanwen basically didn't pay attention to the three points I mentioned. Except for Shen 3, I have not found any book written by Ji Hanwen that can completely escape these three points. To put it bluntly, I will only express my opinion if I think the writing is pretty good. If the writing is really bad, I won't even bother to comment, I can just delete the book and leave. Having said so much, I still hope that whether the author agrees with what I have said or not, at least for the sake of the many words I have said. Can you discuss the plot with me?
When watching Three Kingdoms, I like watching Assistant Liu Bei. Come on
There have been so many rhythms recently, which is nothing more than the backlash of Yuan Shao, Cao Cao and other enemies frequently taking advantage, and the protagonist being offline for a long time. In fact, everyone knows that if you really accept Xun Yu, you have to welcome the emperor. If you welcome the emperor, Liu Bei, the newly appointed emperor uncle, will not be able to deal with himself. I have read so many novels, and I can really accept Xun Yu without logical flaws. Apart from the original Cao Ying, the only one who has traveled to become Emperor Xian is
The counselors in this book are really awesome, they are not smart, they are awesome👍
Zheng Ping
It's a good book about resourcefulness. It's rare that the counselor doesn't criticize the water and directly portrays the protagonist as the best in the world. The incarnation of wisdom needs to be replaced, but the update is slow 🤫
It is recommended that the author just take a break for two days to think up the plot and details, and keep updated by the way. I won't say much more. Don't be influenced by readers. All novels written by authors in ancient and modern times that followed readers have basically become unfinished. I still hope that the author sticks to his heart. Although there are many readers like us who don't like to talk, you have to believe that we are with you. Finally, come on, support you.
Gongsun Zan killed the young emperor and took the blame himself. The jade seal was given to Liu Bei, and Liu Bei gave it to Liu Xie.
Celebrating the end, the last monthly ticket is presented
It's really well written and has a great idea. It uses Qingzhou as a breakthrough point to avoid Liu Bei's historical dilemma in Xuzhou. But I am very curious, if Zheng Ping comes out again after Liu Bei takes Xuzhou. Help Liu Bei make plans and balance the internal relations between Danyang soldiers, Xuzhou clan and Lu Bu's Bingzhou soldiers. Can Xuzhou be able to stand firm in the future?
Keep it up and it's free for a limited time. If you don't watch it, you'll be sorry for yourself😌😌
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