My Younger Brother Is Zhuge Liang

I never expected to find so many talented people in the comments section. They should be swapped with Zhuge Liang. They would guarantee that Shu would become prosperous in 5 years, destroy Wu in 10 years, and destroy Wei in 20 years, thus achieving unification.

The comment sections for novels about Cao Cao are full of complaints about him, while the comment sections for novels about Liu Bei are full of complaints about him. People are really rebellious… It's hilarious! Luckily, I enjoy reading Romance of the Three Kingdoms novels, otherwise I wouldn't have discovered this great source of amusement.

This isn't meant to be a forced explanation of science; it's just that I'm disgusted by people who criticize the prime ministers in official history. Prime Ministers in History: Liang possessed extraordinary talent and heroic qualities from a young age. He was eight feet tall and had a very imposing appearance, which amazed people of his time.

(To be honest, those who criticize Zhuge Liang are disgusting; I'm just copying someone else's words.) This isn't meant to be a forced explanation; it's just that I'm annoyed that some people criticize the prime minister in official history. Fans of the fictionalized version of Zhuge Liang shouldn't worry, because the prime minister in official history was equally outstanding.

This isn't Zhuge Jin anymore, damn it! All the other guys are still in the early stages of development, while the protagonist is just eating grass and squeezing blood out of the ground. He's acting as a strategist, preparing military rations, and going on diplomatic missions. You should change your name! Stop calling him Zhuge Jin, call him Zhuge Donkey! Even the donkeys in the production team aren't as miserable as you! Seriously, I'm going to cry my eyes out!

I skimmed through it. As a historical novel, it's not bad, but the fact that the protagonist is a science and engineering student is a bit redundant. It would have been better if he were a humanities and history student. If he had any ingenious ideas, they could have been learned from documentaries. Then I wouldn't have to think about steel cannons and lined-up executions. I could just enjoy watching the generals perform.

Zhuge Liang's military talent It's strange that people always question this. Historically, the most brilliant military strategist was Genghis Khan, who admired Emperor Taizong of Tang. No one doubts Emperor Taizong's military achievements, and he admired Zhuge Liang.

In chaotic times, don't be the leader, play the supporting role. If you want a compelling story, you have to avoid being too powerful and overshadowing the ruler. Zhuge Liang's immense power in Shu was entirely due to the sudden deaths of those three brothers. When Liu Bei entrusted his son to Zhuge Liang, who knew there wouldn't be a group of executioners behind the door?

Who are the masters of China? The long history of ancient China provides a clear answer to this question. From the Western Zhou Dynasty to the Xinhai Revolution, in the 3,000 years of feudal society, there has always been only one type of person who were the masters of China: landlords.

He was a single father. After his child was diagnosed with a hopeless condition, she cruelly abandoned him and their son. They got divorced. He raised the child alone, and the child's illness fluctuated. When things are going well, I'll talk to him occasionally. Just a few words. Over and over again. When things were bad, it lasted for over a week. He didn't say a single word.