Reviving the Han Dynasty
兴汉
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 805k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
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177Chapters
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Why are there so many articles lately advocating for Liu Bei to defend Xuzhou? No, whether for political or geographical reasons, Xuzhou simply can't withstand the threat. Cao Cao wouldn't allow any threat to his core territory of Yanzhou, especially as his relationship with Yuan Shao grew increasingly strained. He needed to eliminate threats from his rear to focus on the battle against Yuan Shao.
I've read the author's previous book, and I wonder if I could offer some feedback. The synopsis said, "Why did Cao Cao exist if Mu Chen was born? King against king, general against general." I wonder if the author understands what I mean? It lowers their own stature. Cao Cao would only say, "This man is a great talent, but alas, he cannot be used by me."
In reality, most readers are quite simple-minded; they can easily find the core message in a novel. If they want to read about someone assisting another, they'll read about that; if they want to read about someone being independent, they'll read about that. Logically, your novel is about assisting another, but the protagonist is too self-serving.
This refutes the claim that Liu Bei could not defend Xuzhou. After Chen Gong's rebellion, Cao Cao still went to Yuan Shao to borrow troops and supplies. If Cao Cao could rest under Yuan Shao's protection, why couldn't Liu Bei befriend Yuan Shu (by threatening to become the governor of Yu Province and then befriending Liu Biao if Yuan Shu refused)? At the same time, he could also cultivate distant alliances with Gongsun Zan and Lü Bu.
I've only read 36 chapters so far, and I have a question I have to ask. The protagonist, based on his status, hasn't even joined Liu Bei's group yet; at most, they have a cooperative relationship. Yet Guan Yu is already showing all sorts of disdain and contempt.
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Will the protagonist help Liu Bei unify the country?
Hostage general
Traveling back to ancient times and becoming someone who establishes a career without taking concubines—isn't that a waste of a time-travel opportunity? Besides, it's such a pity that Da Qiao and Xiao Qiao became widows for Sun Ce and Zhou Yu!
The Danyang soldiers were renowned for their fighting prowess. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Danyang had a population of hundreds of thousands, with over 100,000 serving in the army, primarily young men. Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Ce all recruited significant numbers of Danyang soldiers as their retainers when they rose to power.