Li Shimin's Soul Transmigrates into Liu Adou

Li Shimin sharply commented on Cao Cao: "One general has more than enough wisdom, but ten thousand times have insufficient talent."

，，，，        ，，，，，，b， The title of your book "Adou" is better than this 😅 I thought of a title for your book "Fenghan" 🤔 It's not very nice, but it sounds much better than yours.         ， Now that you have reached the starting point, you must be thinking about making some money and getting recognized by others. You also have this ability. I think this book would definitely look like a god if it were renamed 👍

I feel that only people like Li Er and Zhu Ba can save Shu Han. . The difference in strength is too big

Nice! ! ! Originally, I came across it through the daily guide, and read Lezi based on the title of Lezi. Because I have read a few books that are similar to imagination in Qidian, such as Cao Cao, Lu Bu's Journey Through the Water Margin, and Liu Bang's Journey Through Zhao Gou. They are all interesting books. The writing turned out to be surprisingly good. Although the half-written text requires a little mental effort to translate, it still looks quite comfortable. I would like to mention some small problems that I personally feel after reading through the seventy-one chapters so far (the contents below contain spoilers, please read with caution for new readers): The main problems are the end of the chapter and the rhythm, both of which are not big problems. The first is the end of the chapter, which is basically included in every chapter. The last sentence is "predict what will happen next...". It would be better if you follow the chapter and listen to the book. But there are always readers like me who are new to the book or have long read it. If they are used to reading through it, the "predict what will happen next..." At the end of each chapter seems very redundant. Once or twice is fine, but if there are too many chapters, it seems annoying. However, there are no endings for large chapters with the same title, which makes reading much more comfortable. It can be seen that the author deliberately pulls out the reader's thinking, but frequently and inappropriately pulls out the reader's thinking, which makes the novel less exciting and immersive. Just take the sixty-ninth, seventieth and seventy-first chapters as examples: At the end of the sixty-ninth chapter, all the generals killed Zhang He. Now that the three armies are listening to my order and must capture and kill Zhang He, you will give me the ending poem and then break it down next time? The chapter shouldn't be broken like this, and then pull out the reader's thinking. The pull out of the reader's mind should represent the beginning of a new story or a new chapter, allowing the reader to re-enter the story. You haven't finished capturing Zhang He yet, so why are you taking it out? From my point of view, the generals will be killed in the 69th chapter, Zhang He is defeated in the 70th chapter, and the past events are continued in the form of memories in the 71st chapter. It should be better written this way. (I am addicted to writing, so I wrote a paragraph in lowercase, changed the end of Chapter 69, and continued the beginning of Chapter 70) Deng Zhi saw the dragon flags waving around him, and was overjoyed. He rushed towards Zhang He with a knife, and said in shock: "Listen to the three armies in the camp. I give the order! Your Majesty's reinforcements have arrived! We must capture and kill Zhang He!" (End of Chapter 69) After hearing this, the soldiers who had lost their fighting spirit suddenly rose up, but there were only a few dozen of them, forming a battle formation and fighting with the enemy. I saw the god in the forest leading the way, holding a long bow, and his arrows were flying out of the forest, roaring out of the forest, like a fierce tiger coming out of the mountain. The cavalry followed closely behind, like a big wave coming. "I have arrived with my army. The Han troops in the camp must leave the camp quickly. Zhang He must be captured and killed!" Hearing Li Shimin's voice, the morale of the Han troops in the camp was greatly boosted. Deng Zhi led dozens of people to charge and kill, but he heard the rumbling of drums in the camp. Looking back, he saw Han troops pouring out of the camp, fighting to his side, forming a battle formation, and killing the enemy together. Deng Zhi couldn't help laughing and commanded the battle formation to advance forward. "Soldiers move forward! March on the drums! Encircle the enemy!" "No!" Everyone moves forward bravely, killing the enemy while covering the advancement of their companions. At this moment, no one would know that they had no intention of fighting and were defeated and surrendered just a few minutes ago. At this time alone, they are a group of elite soldiers and strong generals. On Zhang He's side, there was a panic. "General! We have fallen into the trap of the Shu army!" The infantry in Zhang He's army shouted and fled in all directions. But Zhang He quickly dispatched his personal guards to carry out orders, kill the deserters, stabilize the formation, and then detach a part of the infantry to resist Deng Zhi's army who came out of camp to attack Zhang He. The same is true for Zhang He's personal guards. "General! I'm waiting for you to come to the rear! I also ask the general to quickly break out of the encirclement!" I was too lazy to write later, so I captured and killed Zhang He, and the two armies reunited. Deng Zhi gathered the remaining soldiers and came to Li Shimin. With tears in his eyes, he knelt on his knees. "Thank you for your majesty's rebirth!" "Why is the old general like this? Isn't this a disgrace to me?" Li Shimin quickly brought Deng Zhi into the mix. "If His Majesty's heavenly troops had not come here, we would have been killed by that little Ma Su. I just don't know, if Your Majesty hadn't defeated Xiahou Mao in Mei County, how could you have come to the street pavilion?" Li Shimin smiled, and Wei Yan couldn't help but laugh, and stepped forward to explain the whole story to Deng Zhi. It turned out to be... Then flashback, Li Shimin arranged for the soldiers to defeat Zhang He. The end, the closing poem. I feel that in this way, I can finish a long paragraph happily without being arranged by the protagonist to cut up the relatively flat paragraphs. I can also tell the story completely and draw out the emotions. I write a lot, mainly because I saw good books and my literary addiction was involuntarily aroused. Come on! Damn it! It must be finished! If you were a eunuch, I would write an article to scold you in your book review section.

To be honest, this novel reminds me of an ending circulated on the Internet. Li Shimin's soul passes through Adou and then dominates the world. Before his death, Zhuge Liang said to Li Shimin alone: ​​Your Majesty, the Han Dynasty has been revived, and I only have one thing to ask for. My ignorant Adou is there.

There were single stirrups in the Western Jin Dynasty, and double stirrups in the Sixteen Kingdoms of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. The Tang Dynasty relied on its powerful cavalry to defeat the Eastern and Western Turks, Xueyantuo, Gaochang, Tuyuhun and other surrounding nomadic peoples in one fell swoop, creating a miracle of war in which agricultural peoples defeated nomadic peoples on a large scale. The author is not writing randomly, he has checked a lot of information, right?

Suddenly I remembered the short video on Douyin. After the Shu Han was finally unified, before his death, Zhuge Liang asked Li Shimin, what happened to the original emperor Liu Chan?

This book is obviously not about Li Er's time travel. Instead, Xiang Yu traveled through Liu Chan.

Zhuge Liang tried his best to smile and said: "I just want to ask, Your Majesty, you don't have to answer... Where did your incompetent Majesty go? With Wuhou's IQ, he should have known that Adou had been replaced. This His Majesty is very good, many times better than Adou, but he still misses his incompetent child in his heart.

Li Shimin's position as Adou is not useful. Not to mention Li Shimin, Liu Bang, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and all the kings from the Han Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, sitting in the position of Adou cannot change the fate of being destroyed. They may be able to delay it, but they cannot change their destiny. This is not a question of ability, but a question of vision. The kings from the Han Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty were blinded by Confucianism.