Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Mistook Lü Bu for My Father-in-Law

I, Lü Bu, am the most loyal Marquis of Wen in the Han Dynasty! Some shameless villains actually dare to call me a traitor who has served three masters! They say I killed my adoptive father Dong Zhuo for a mere woman, Diao Chan—a grave mistake! Dong Zhuo dared to dream of becoming emperor and changing the dynasty, and I, Lü Bu, killed him out of righteousness, upholding the Han Dynasty!

I've read many novels about strategists from the Three Kingdoms period, but I'm not entirely satisfied with any of them. Strategists are more about the ability to acquire and utilize various types of information. But no novel has demonstrated this ability. In the rapidly changing world of war, relying on prophetic pronouncements of major events or historical figures' evaluations can easily lead to one's downfall.

This book records the deaths of famous ministers, generals, and monarchs of the Three Kingdoms period. Chapter Twelve: Lü Bu Among Men Cao Xiu was beheaded by Lü Bu with a single halberd strike in the Battle of Pei City. Chapter Eighty-Two: Never to Return Zhou Tai was shot and killed by Gan Ning in the Battle of Guangling. Chapter Eighty-Eight: A Hero's Departure Never to Return

It's really well-written. It's quite an achievement to clarify the relationships; I think the author has put in a lot of effort. The intellectual battles are also very well-written. If there are no major plot holes later on, it will probably climb to the top of the charts very quickly. The last book I read with such brilliant intellectual battles was *Ex-Files*.

From Eu4's mod "Century of Wind and Cloud 2000" Overall Map Hebei, Yan and Zhao Outside the Pass, Liaodong Bingzhou War Situation Central Plains Guanzhong, Yong and Liang Jing, Xiang and Chu Lands Bashu, Sichuan and Chongqing Wu and Yue Lands Jiaozhou and Southern Yue

Among men, Lü Bu; among horses, Red Hare.

I was really enjoying reading 188 chapters tonight, but then a sudden downpour of cold water hit me. This is to warn those who might later find themselves using famous works as if they were just casually browsing through a toilet. Keywords: Poetry gathering, ninety-nine poems written in one night

The map is based on the author's original words; I followed it. Cao Cao: Yizhou, Jingbei, Hanzhong, Yanzhou, Yuzhou. Lü Bu: Beiguo, Xuzhou, Sizhou, Liangzhou (not yet taken). Liu Bei: Changsha, Guiling, Jiangxia, Lingling, attack Wuling. Sun Ce: Jiaozhou, the entire territory of Yangzhou. Last time I didn't see it clearly and thought Liu Bei had the entire Jingnan region, so I circled it all. Europa Universalis IV mod: Age of Empires 2000

It's well-written and enjoyable to read, but the plot is too balanced. It's all about maintaining a balance of power; if you lose, I lose too; if your strength is weakened, I won't kill off someone who's destined to die. I get talent, you get talent too... You're a master at maintaining balance, forcibly preventing the scales from tipping.

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