Liu Xun: Starting by Killing Liu Bei

This character is indeed very interesting; the author's ingenuity is remarkable. I'm actually a fan of the Shu Han dynasty, but Liu Bei truly wronged Liu Zhang. In reality, Liu Bei wasn't much better to the people of Ba and Shu; it was just that Zhuge Liang was so brilliant. With Liu Bei in Jingzhou, it would be much harder for Sun Quan to launch a surprise attack. Without the disastrous defeat at Yiling, Yizhou would be very strong.

Liu Bei is the most detestable character in the Three Kingdoms period, without a doubt. He spouts righteousness and morality, yet he seized Xuzhou, then Jingzhou, and finally Yizhou. Once or twice might be a coincidence, but three times is definitely intentional! He accused Jiangdong of betraying their alliance, but Liu Huangshu (Liu Bei) was ruthless in stabbing them in the back. His Fengshan ceremony at Yongli Temple—those who know, know.

According to the Records of the Three Kingdoms, the Biography of Shu, Liu Yan, Liu Zhang, and Liu Bei are listed in the same biography. This is because after Liu Bei occupied Ba and Shu, he did the same things as Liu Zhang and his son, heavily relying on outside factions and suppressing local factions. Moreover, he was never able to expand his territory.

The subject matter is fine, but the writing is poor. It artificially lowers the intelligence of the Liu Bei camp.

Zhuge Liang was merely a strategist, not a ruler. Only a lord like Liu Bei, who readily obeyed his advice, could unleash Zhuge Liang's full potential. Now that Liu Bei was dead, Zhuge Liang faced four paths: 1. To establish himself as ruler, but Zhuge Liang lacked the ability to be one! 2. To serve under the young Liu Shan (A Dou), but Liu Shan was too young!

😠If Liu Bei was a hypocrite, how much true benevolence and righteousness was left in the Three Kingdoms period? Liu Bei even dared to take in Lü Bu and Ma Chao.😅

Based on this subject matter alone, as long as it doesn't fall apart, I'll definitely subscribe to all of it.

There's something unsettling about this: in ancient times, I actually married a woman who had been defiled, and it seems she was even made my principal wife.

Liu Bei felt it was better not to kill them for now, but to keep them as a door panel to deal with Cao Cao.

Well written! Update more often and collect more female characters!