Lord Yuan

Yuan Shen?

What Yuan Shao took was a copy of Flying Dragon Riding the Face, and there was basically no sense of experience.

As history goes by, one truth remains unchanged. The more powerful a family is, the more it hides. The Yuan family, which has been able to land safely after two times of party supervision, should have the ability to be restrained. The saying "four generations and three princes, disciples and old officials all over the world" may just sound very cool. In fact, at that time, it was really implemented that people who entered the court and became officials depended on their family background and who they studied under. When two third-rank officials met and talked about it together, it took a long time to realize that they were both disciples of the Yuan family. Teachers and students are not like now. Once you recognize the teacher, you are on the other person's team. When encountering problems in the future, you have to stand up for the teacher. The Yuan family is now considered to be at the highest peak in the bureaucratic structure. The fifth generation of the fourth and third sons of his old Yuan family, Yuan Shao is the adoptive son, and he is also the eldest son on the surface. Whether the family can suddenly suppress the forbearance and recruit the elders depends on whether this boy can live up to his expectations. In fact, looking at the beginning of the troubled times in the late Han Dynasty, it was largely due to the fact that the old Yuan family ran on the road that Wang Mang had walked, using the experience of two party imprisonments to provoke the eunuchs and their relatives to fight, and the eunuchs were forced to kill them. After He Jin, Yuan Shao was on leave as the highest officer under He Jin, coupled with the civil support of his uncles Yuan Wei and He Jin, who were both ministers, and the incomparable reputation of the old Yuan family among the aristocratic family, he could have become the second Wang Mang...

Yuan Shao just made a mistake that everyone would make, and he died...

If Yuan Shao doesn't write anything about it, what else can others do in the game? In the early stage, kill Cao Cao and unify the north, then conquer Chibi and conquer the world. One hundred chapters are over.

Lord: Yuan Shao Territory: Jizhou Counselors (can be recruited): Yingchuan (Xun Chen, Xun Yu, Guo Jia, Zhong Yao, Chen Qun, Xin Ping, Xin Pi), Jizhou (Tian Feng, Jushou, Shenpei), Nanyang (Xu You, Fengji), Yanzhou (Dong Zhao), Bingzhou (Cui Yan, Cui Lin), Qingzhou (Wang Xiu), Guangling (Chen Lin)

Moreover, Yuan Shao in history was courageous and capable, not weak.

I suspect that Yuan Shao changed his mind in the later period and it was the time traveler who took over. The abominable time traveler had a good time in the past and tricked Boss Yuan

Yuan Shao's abilities in all aspects were top-notch at the time, and he could be said to be a hexagonal warrior. Yuan Shao's military skills are also top-notch. Yuan Shao has only done a few personal expeditions in total. Except for the last Guandu battle, Yuan Shao fought on his own. He hit every key point very well, and the timing of his personal expeditions was also particularly good. It can be said that they are all hit on the seven inches. The failure of the Battle of Guandu can be said to be a real disappointment. After all, for Yuan Shao, even if he loses the Battle of Guandu three or five times, it is innocuous. At this time, everyone is disappointed. If it were anyone else, it would probably be better than Yuan Shao. (Don't talk about changing orders day and night, use whichever one comes to mind. The simplest metaphor is that you bring 100 special forces to fight with ten junior high school students. How can you not be disappointed in this scene?) One of the biggest mistakes Yuan Shao made was that he died. He was so good at dying, and his death was too timely. For Cao Cao, his death was a timely rain. After Yuan Shao's death, there was internal strife among the princes, and even Cao Cao couldn't defeat him. He had to wait until they lost all their wealth before fighting. After all, Yuan Shaoliu's family background is too strong.

I think the biggest problem in writing about Yuan Shao is that he is one of the four largest families in the world. A large part of his power comes from the family. It may be easier to unify the world, but how to prevent the world he conquered from gradually evolving into a nine-level Zhongzheng system like the two Jins is difficult. After all, your base is the family. There is also the question of whether the content written is consistent with historical facts and not an adaptation of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

Yuan Shao's biggest opponent is not Cao Cao, but Yuan Ji.

There's nothing wrong with it

He is an eunuch after all, haha, it's rare to see someone whose soul has penetrated Yuan Shao and write it well, but it's a pity that I didn't stick to it.

To be honest, I don't know how to lose wearing Yuan Shao or Yuan Shu. As long as Yuan Shu doesn't release Sun Ce, he can basically sweep through the three states of Yu, Yang and Jing; and Yuan Shao can sweep across the four states of Hebei. He has enough population and sufficient food and grass. There is nothing easy to fight, just a pure flying dragon riding face.

The Yuan family is quite good, but the premise is that the protagonist is willing to build a Jin Dynasty. Yuan Shao's identity can only build the Jin Dynasty.

Why not title the book "Yuan Shen"?

Just watched a little bit. . . I'm very curious. Someone actually uses Yuan Shao as the protagonist. This is actually more exaggerated than the emperor's opening. The emperor only needs to play the situation and has a territory that has won 90%. Yuan Shao doesn't need to play the situation at the beginning and has won 99%. . . Travel through time and become Yuan Shao. . It's hard to lose even if you want to

I don't understand that you, the author, have started to change history. You are righteous in the beginning, but you are greedy for life and death in the back. You can obviously help change the ending. Hey, you scholars like to talk about the situation. Chen Dou treats you well, but you don't have to be like this just to show your affection. If there is going to be a three-part world in the future, then what novel should I read? I'll just read The Romance of the Three Kingdoms. The author's writing style is very good, but when I saw Chapter 119, I was really unhappy. Moreover, I felt that the supporting characters such as Cao Cao and Dou Wu were much more vivid than the protagonists.

Yuan Shen? Start up!

I actually updated an article in March, when will the next one be?