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Why are there so many articles recently about helping Liu Bei defend Xuzhou? No, Xuzhou can't stand it, whether it's due to political factors or geographical factors. Cao Cao will not allow any threat to his basic position in Yanzhou, especially as the relationship between him and Yuan Shao becomes more and more distant, he has to clear away the threats from the rear to focus on fighting Yuan Shao.

I have also read the author's last book, and I wonder if I can give you some advice. The introduction says that if you are a shepherd, you will be a Cao, a king will be a king, and a general will be a general. I don't know if the author understands what I mean. I have lowered my status. Cao Cao can only say that this person is a great talent, but he can't be used by me.

In fact, most readers are very simple. If you want to read novels with very simple ideas, if you want to read about assistants, go to assistants. If you want to read about self-reliance, go to self-reliance. Yes, your protagonist is logically an assistant, but the protagonist is too self-interested. People who want to see assistants actually feel uncomfortable watching it. People who want to be independent have more self-esteem. Although your protagonist is more self-interested, he is really assisting others. How about the next one being more pure? Didn't your last one make people who like Liu Bei feel comfortable to read, just like me?

Refuting Liu Bei's statement that he could not defend Xuzhou. After Chen Gong rebelled, Cao Cao went to Yuan Shao to borrow troops and food. Cao Cao could rest under Yuan Shao's big tree. Couldn't Liu Bei befriend Yuan Shu (he asked Yuan Shu to declare himself as Xuzhou pastor when he went to Yuzhou pastoral, and threatened to befriend Liu Biao if he didn't agree), and at the same time befriended Gongsun Zan and Lu Bu from afar.

We have only read chapter 36 so far, and I have to ask a question. The protagonist has not yet joined the Liu Bei Group based on his status. It can only be considered a cooperative relationship. Guan Yu looks down on him. In the early days of the business, Aoshi, a personal soldier, feels like the talent that the boss is desperately trying to win over. He has to rush out. Looking at the titles of subsequent chapters, there will be a plot. It is not the Jingzhou period. The Liu Bei Group has been around for more than ten years to become famous. You can look down on Xu Shu and Zhuge Liang, who became the general manager as soon as he joined. On the other hand, the protagonist joins the Liu Bei Group with soldiers and generals, which can be regarded as a capital + technology investment. This is very different from Zhuge Liang's situation. He is regarded as a second shareholder based on shares. Guan Yu can only be regarded as the boss's mascot. Is it too early to put on the air of showing off as a martial artist?

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Will the protagonist help Liu Bei unify the world?

Meat Ticket General

Don't do evil because it's small, and don't do good because it's small. Be virtuous and virtuous, and be able to obey others

Traveling through ancient times to establish a career and not take concubines is not a waste of time travel quota! What's more, it's a pity that Big and Little Qiao left Sun Ce and Zhou Yu as widows!

Danyang's soldiers are famous all over the world for being good at fighting. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Danyang had a population of hundreds of thousands, and more than 100,000 of them were engaged in the army, and most of the young and middle-aged people joined the army. When Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Ce started their careers, they all recruited many Danyang soldiers as their tribes. Here, let's talk about the Danyang soldiers in Xuzhou in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. Tao Qian once recruited 3,000 Danyang soldiers to conquer the Yellow Turbans and quell the Qiang rebellion. It can be said that his military exploits were outstanding and he was famous throughout the world. Later, Tao Qian became a pastor in Xuzhou, and his fellow villagers in Danyang also became prosperous and became famous in Xuzhou. But then Cao Cao conquered Xuzhou twice, and the status of Danyang soldiers in Xuzhou also plummeted. You must know that when Cao Cao conquered Xuzhou, he was not sure of winning against the tens of thousands of Danyang soldiers under Tao Qian. However, everyone knows the subsequent results. The Danyang soldiers were defeated, more than 10,000 people were killed, and the Danyang soldiers fell from the altar. In fact, we can get a glimpse of it from the examples of the Yunnan Army in the modern Republic of China. Whether the Yunnan Army can fight or not, it is quite capable. Under the leadership of Cai E, it defeated the Beiyang Army and is famous at home and abroad. However, the Yunnan Army later became a warlord. There were small warlords under the big warlords. There were many mountains and the combat effectiveness was reduced. They committed evil in a foreign place and did not get the support of the local people. They were driven out of Sichuan and Guizhou. The same goes for Tao Qian, who personally destroyed the Danyang soldiers he created. Zhang Kai and Nairong knew the virtues of his Danyang fellows. When Tao Qian's own prestige declined and he could no longer subdue these rebellious military leaders, he had no choice but to give Xuzhou to Liu Bei. Under Liu Bei's men, the combat effectiveness of the Danyang soldiers has recovered, and the army's organization can be maintained in the face of Cao Cao's attack. Relying on more than 10,000 Danyang veterans, Liu Bei faced Yuan Shu's army that was several times his own, and never fell behind. Later, Lu Bu attacked Xuzhou and naturally did not trust these young men. A considerable number of Danyang soldiers went to Xiaopei and defected to Liu Bei, which made Lu Bu nervous. If it were five thousand county soldiers who surrendered to Liu Bei, Lu Bu would not be afraid at all, but if it were thousands of Danyang veterans, it would be strange for Lu Bu not to panic. As a result, both Liu Bei and Lu Bu suffered losses, and the Danyang soldiers were naturally involved in this battle. So in the battle with Yuan Shu's army, Lu Bu did not dare to use Danyang soldiers at all. It was Lu Bu's own troops and horses that guarded Xia Pi. Relying on his own 3,000 infantry and 400 cavalry, he defeated tens of thousands of Yuan Shu's army. Later, a small number of Danyang soldiers under Chen Deng defeated Sun Ce's army in Guangling and showed their remaining power. Later, Danyang Bing, the protagonist of Xuzhou's stage, gradually came to an end, never seeing its original glory again.

Recommended, an old book with a million words [Three Kingdoms: Liu Bei seeks mastery and plans to conquer the world]

Wen Ji is a heroine and a female think tank.

Who is the rival of the heroes of the world, Cao Liu

Cai Wenji is good, but she is older. She actually got married during the Yellow Turban Uprising.

It's a bit bad to have double-sided horses. You can imitate this thing at a glance. It's cheaper in the north.

The Xuzhou Plain area cannot be defended at all, and Liu Bei does not have many direct troops.

I have read two of the author's books. The writing is pretty good, but you have too many strategies. There are so many strategies in a war. I wish I could figure out whether Cao Cao would step through the door with his left foot or his right foot first. This son of heaven has a strong sense of deja vu.

Yan Zhen, courtesy name Mancai, was born in Pengcheng (now Xuzhou, Jiangsu Province). When he was young, he loved studying. He was proficient in "Poems", "Books", and the Three Rites, and liked "Shuowen Jiezi". At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, he came to Jiangdong to escape chaos. He was as famous as Zhuge Jin and Bu Zhi, and had a close relationship with him. Zhang Zhao recommended him to Sun Quan, who appointed him Captain of Cavalry and engaged in Zhonglang Jian'an in the 22nd year (217). General Lu Su of Hengjiang died of illness. Sun Quan appointed Yan Zhen to replace Lu Su and supervise 10,000 soldiers to guard Lukou. Everyone was happy for Yan Zhen, but he repeatedly refused, saying: "I have always been a scholar, not involved in the military, and do not have the talent to occupy such a position. Sin and regret will follow." He spoke so generously and sincerely that he shed tears. Seeing that he was like this, Sun Quan stopped forcing him and let Lu Meng take over Lu Su's position. People at the time praised him for his ability to relinquish power based on his actual talents. After Sun Quan became emperor, Yan Zhen was appointed as a guard. He once served as an envoy to the Eastern Wu Dynasty to the Shu Han Dynasty, and Zhuge Liang, the prime minister of the Shu Han Dynasty, deeply appreciated him. Yan Zhen did not like money, so he distributed all his salary and rewards to relatives and old friends, so his family was often not well-off. Liu Ying, a native of Guangling, had an old friendship with Yan Zhen. Liu Ying was studying at home. When Sun Quan heard about it, he recruited him, but he said he was ill and did not deserve it. His younger brother Liu Lue was the prefect of Lingling and died in office. Liu Ying went to attend the funeral. Sun Quan knew that he was pretending to be ill and hurriedly sent an order to arrest Liu Ying for interrogation. Yan Zhen also rushed to inform Liu Ying of the situation and asked him to come back immediately to confess to Sun Quan. Sun Quan was very angry and dismissed Yan Zhen, but Liu Ying was exempted. Later, Sun Quan also felt that the handling was inappropriate and re-appointed Yan Zhen as Shangshu Ling. Yan Zhen died at the age of seventy-eight. In his lifetime, Yan Zhen wrote "The Legend of Xiao Jing" and "Tide on Chao Shui", and discussed Guan Zhong and Ji Lu with Pei Xuan and Zhang Cheng. These texts have been handed down to the world. "Tide Theory" written by Yan Zhen is the earliest tidal science treatise in China. Unfortunately, it has been lost for a long time, and the specific content is unknown.

I'm wondering whether to keep Qu Yi. Historically, because he was from Liangzhou, he was squeezed out by the Henan and Hebei factions and killed as soon as he was used. It would be a pity to kill this guy. How about making arrangements for him? In the end, Qu Yi should destroy Yuan Xianfeng, destroy the Yuan clan, and destroy the Hebei and Henan factions. After all, this is the world of the gentry. Unless we follow the republican line, the gentry will always have the final say. It's just that the emperor is the largest gentry.

Not updated on October 28, one chapter missing.

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After two days of chasing, the ticket is given to you🤓

Update quickly, I will read a few more chapters first, otherwise it will not be enough 😁

It was rare to subscribe to this book, but it turned out to be a eunuch.

It's a good book, but I need to speed up the progress.

Why does this book in my bookshelf always show that it was updated many days ago? I thought this book was out of date.

I saw that there were still twenty or thirty chapters left before the latest chapter, and I suddenly realized a question, where is Zilong in your book? Shouldn't Zhao Yun be the standard choice for Liu Bei or the protagonist?

The book is good, but the name reminds me of a studio. It's too strong.

Who else