Grand Marshal of Ji Han

I just read a novel exactly like this one! The key is that they have 20 more chapters than you! Now I can't figure out which of you copied which. I want to believe you, after all, I have read it all the way from the last book. Otherwise, you can update Chapter 21 tomorrow and I'll see if that works~

①According to the experience of the Southern Dynasties, the north should build the Huainan defense line with Zhongli and Shouyang as the core, and then use Jianye as the center and Hefei as the sub-center to operate the imperial army. Although the imperial army system of the Tang Dynasty had many problems, it was a good strategy to integrate internal forces, be effective in the short term and have development potential in the long term ② In the late Eastern Han Dynasty, the gap between the north and the south Extremely, if you want to strengthen the strength of the South in a short period of time, you must absorb northern refugees. I suggest learning from the Southern Song Dynasty to reclaim polders. During the Eastern Han Dynasty, there were a large number of swamps near Nanjing, which was a perfect place to develop polders. You can learn from the Eastern Jin Dynasty to divide the large counties. This way, the power of Jiangdong's wealthy families will not be invaded in the short term, and it will be easy to attack them in the long term. ③According to historical experience, there are almost no aristocratic families among the many wealthy families in Jiangdong. This will also be the key target of Liu Bei's suppression in the future. Even the wandering aristocratic families in the north in the late Western Jin Dynasty can crush them to death. I don't believe that the protagonist can't find any reason to do so.

Let's evaluate this book objectively. The idea of ​​taking Jiangdong is very good, and the writing is also very good at the beginning. In the protagonist section of Chapter 30, Huo Jun reaches the climax at the banquet and agrees to conquer Jiangdong. The writing is very brilliant, and he really has the style of a political strategist. But then things take a turn for the worse. Of course when people read the Three Kingdoms, they want to see the interaction with Liu Bei, Zhuge Liang, Cao Cao, etc. As a result, the protagonist is in Jiangxia and fights with a bunch of unpopular characters (these people may not be unpopular in the first place, but the writing is not top-notch). It is very intellectually slow and makes people feel that the rhythm is dragging. The war scenes were written with little feeling. The writing is intended to pursue an ancient style, but the author doesn't have the ink, so many places are specious. There is no need to watch anything else. Watch Romance of the Three Kingdoms more, even if it is a TV series, and learn how the people in it speak. There are also some professional historical knowledge issues. Maybe because I was born as a history major, I am a little picky, but it is really a problem. This book seems to be rootless and very empty. Up to now, Liu Bei does not have a stable territory, his military strength has not increased, and his civil servants and generals have not increased one by one. A lot of pen and ink are used to describe how wretched and difficult people like Kuai Caihuang are. To be fair, it is impossible for readers to not feel uncomfortable reading this every day. No matter how reasonable this kind of plot is, is it good to watch? The rhythm is really poorly controlled.

If it is true that the Han Dynasty is three times prosperous, then based on the situation in ancient times, it is equivalent to saying that the destiny of the Han Dynasty is in the Han Dynasty. If it is like this and it can be revived again, it is really possible for the Han Dynasty to continue for a long time.

I just read a few chapters and made the Cao fans in the comment section laugh. The theme of the recent Cao fan group building work is to complain to the Mi family with hypocrisy and indignation? In several Shu Han novels, I have seen a group of Cao fans repeating in a fancy way, "Big Ear is the one who feels sorry for the Mi family", "What happened to selling Guan Yu to Jingzhou? The Mi family is the biggest contributor", "The Mi family is the richest man, so they must have great abilities, the Big Ear thieves deliberately suppressed them and did not reuse them!", "An The rank of General of Han and the post of Governor of Nanjun are simply not worthy of the talents and contributions of the Mi brothers!" According to Cao Fan, not to mention that Zhuge Liang's position of power should be given to Mi Zhu, and Guan Yu, the former general and governor of Jingzhou, should be given to Mi Fang. Is it possible that the lord and king of Hanzhong will have to be given to the Mi family? But what's funny is, has Cao Fan forgotten that there is something called a boomerang in this world? Does Cao Fan know about the Chen Liuwei family? The bereaved dog of your family, Ajiejie, fled to Yanzhou. It was the angel investor Wei family who gave money to help Ajieji raise troops to fight against Dong. In the Battle of Bianshui, Ajiegie chased after him without thinking, but Xu Rong pushed him to the ground and rubbed him. The head of the Wei family, Wei Ziqing, They helped each other and died on the spot—— According to Cao Fan's standard of hypocritically aggrieved by the Mi family, Ahajiegie should not only recognize Wei Zi as his father, but should at least give Wei Zi's son Wei Zhen the same rights and status as Xun Yu and Xiahou Dun. Isn't that too much? No, no, no, Cao Fan, who is just and just, will not deny justice to Wei Zhen, right? There is also the Taishan Bao family. The head of the family, Bao Xin, was a truly powerful faction in the alliance in the early days of the Dong Dynasty. He spared no effort to defeat your family, Ajiegie, and also strongly supported Ajiegie's mindless pursuit. As a result, a large number of soldiers and horses were lost, and his younger brother Bao Tao was also killed on the spot. Later, there was no owner in Yanzhou, and Bao Xin led the officials and people of the whole state to support Amojiejie as the leader. Soon he followed Amaojiegie in the crusade against the Yellow Turbans. Due to Amaojiegie's brainless command, the army was violently beaten by the Yellow Turbans, but Bao Xin saved him desperately. It took a lot of lives and even death without a whole body to let Ajieji save a dog's life—— Continuing to follow Cao Fan's standard of hypocritically complaining about the Mi family, is it not too much for your Ajiegie to call Brother Bao Xin grandpa and second grandpa? Ah Miaojie must have treated Bao Xin's sons very well. He must have made Bao Xun and Bao Shao the political or military second-in-command, right? No, no, no, the just and just Cao fans will not fail to uphold justice for the Bao family, right?

This book looks pretty good at first, but the author always likes literary youth, and he gets into trouble when you least expect it. Before the Battle of Hefei, the protagonist was world-famous and a famous general in the world, but he almost lost his fortune. Later, Cao Cao promised the protagonist to make him King of Huainan in order to drive a wedge between the protagonist and Liu Bei. He said that the protagonist was a time traveler and that he was familiar with various examples of incidents in history. On the other hand, the protagonist played with the golden seal for another night; Guan Yu was preparing to attack Xiangfan, and Liu Bei asked the protagonist for his opinion. The protagonist, who was designed to predict the enemy, refused to express his opinion because he did not understand and could not say more... Anyway, it always made me jump on the edge of giving up and pursuing.

Can anyone tell me how you got past this poisonous spot? . . , The book in the belly of the fish in front is poisonous enough. . I didn't expect that there would be something more poisonous later. . . I really can't hold on to publishing the chapter

The protagonist is a Jingzhou native, and in the end he was granted a fiefdom in North Korea. Although he was granted the title of king, there is still a hint of overt promotion and covert demotion.

When I first read this book, I felt that it was okay. Some of the words and documents are quite rigorous. It is a good reading. When I saw Huo Jun plotting for Liu Bei to seize Jiangdong's foundation, my eyes lit up. It's a good entry point. , Taking advantage of Sun Quan's unsteady foothold, he teamed up with Liu Biao to seize Jiangdong, until Zhou Yu was defeated by Huo Jun and went into the sea of fire with the navy, the Battle of Chrysostom perfectly replaced Chibi and shocked the Central Plains, all are good, but anyone who has seen the Battle of Hefei without modification will understand. It was so big that I was so angry when I read it that I even wrote a continuation of it 😅 The Battle of Xiangfan. I haven't read it since. Today I read dozens of chapters in one go. There is a paragraph in the book where Liu Bei asked Huo Jun what he thought about Guan Yu's fight against Xiangfan. Huo Jun He didn't say anything because he didn't understand. Huo Jun, who had always predicted the enemy beforehand and had far-sighted plans, didn't express his opinion. 😥 Time: Rainy season. Location: Xiangfan. The battle was in Xiangfan. There was no Cao Ren in Jin. What could Guan Yu do? The Seventh Army must be flooded, so you won't express your opinion at this time? There is also the problem of horses. How could Cao Cao let the horses go to Xiliang? General Shenwei Tian's foundation is in Xiliang. Can he let the tiger go back to the mountain? With Cao Cao's suspicious character, it is impossible for his five good generals to command too many troops. Did I not read the book carefully? There is also a core issue: the title of the book is Ji Han Da Sima, not the Zhong Xing Biography of Ji Han. Huo Jun participated in too little in the later period. Book friends said that it would be better if Liu Bei was removed from the line and Huo Dudu took over the military power. I think so. I think I should write about the process of self-cultivation, that is, write some rather than just jump to the war in one stroke. However, I am still a passerby. Bystanders, the group portraits are too group. No matter how the group portraits are grouped together, they all have intersections with the protagonist. It doesn't matter whether you fight the war with or without the protagonist. The first attraction is that helping Liu Bei go to Jiangdong completely changed his destiny and direction. Going to Xichuan to fight Hanzhong and Xiangfan were all step-by-step, and he was still a protagonist who had no sense of participation at all. This book was not that interesting while reading. So good, the opposition between the northern and southern forces of the two sides was actually completely broken when Cao Cao died. They were defeated for many years and lost their troops. It was okay when Cao Cao was around. Cao Cao started to float when he lost the support of the people. Now it is a two-front battle, whether it is fighting Chang'an or conquering Pi. As long as the enemy is defeated along the way, the center of Cao Wei will be even more unstable, and it will only win more and more as it fights. Today I was inspired when I saw a single chapter posted by the author. From Geng Xin's "Cao Thief Doesn't Know the Author's House Traveling World" more than ten years ago to now, there are not many good Three Kingdoms novels written now, because they are all ruined and there is nothing to write about. This book is still very good, ignoring some unreasonable parts. The above is just my personal opinion, don't criticize it if you don't like it. Good cheers, author!

I always feel that the author is going to clean up the mess again, so I'll let it go first