I Refuse to Be a Strategist, So I Seek Survival in the Late Han
不当谋士的我汉末求生
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- Completed
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- 2.3M Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 2y ago
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The article is quite interesting 😢, but with Mr. Ai's interference, will Xu Shu's impression of Liu Bei be affected? Will he still assist Liu Bei? Furthermore, is there any possibility that Mr. Ai will have a change of heart...? I think this guy is too incredible. A normal person might have previously thought Liu Bei was a hypocrite, but even after Cao Cao massacred the city, he still insists on supporting Cao Cao... He's practically willing to die for his idol.
I couldn't continue after reading the first two chapters. Doesn't he know Cao Cao's true nature? Doesn't he know his own capabilities? If you were transported to that era, your only option was to follow Liu Bei. Following anyone else would have meant certain death. Don't give me that nonsense. Liu Bei may be a villain, but at least he had some sense of righteousness.
Synopsis: Xu Shu picks up a public figure named Gao Xiaosong who has traveled through time. Gao Xiaosong uses his "banana" genes to trick Xu Shu into joining Cao Cao. After Xu Shu sees through Gao Xiaosong's stupid and wicked nature, he gradually finds the correct way to use the time-traveling "banana" person. As of chapter 20, Xu Shu has not yet realized that the seemingly useless Gao Xiaosong is actually a transmigrator, leaving plenty of room for further development.
This is the Cao faction that speaks without thinking and has double standards, admiring the powerful? Someone asked why Cao Cao didn't surrender to Yuan Shao, given Yuan Shao's power. The answer was: Cao Cao came from a prestigious family and his social status was similar to Yuan Shao's; how could he be subordinate to him? Liu Bei was just a commoner; how could he possibly rebel against Cao Cao?
This book is quite intimidating; it's actually a battle between a real strategist and a fake expert. The story of Cao Cao's return to the Three Kingdoms period being met with harsh reality is actually about Xu Shu...
How stupid! There are still modern people who want to join Cao Cao. They're really not afraid of death! If they followed Liu Bei, they would at most have to travel more and, if they weren't too unlucky, they would have a chance to survive!
If this were Lu Bu welcoming the emperor, that would be amazing, very innovative, and entertaining.
Hmmmm, the portrayal of modern people is too unbelievable. Aside from those who are truly uncultured, every time traveler knows how to start. This so-called history blogger is truly incredible. First, if I were Ai Chu, I would immediately pass on Cao Cao when choosing a lord. As someone from a humble background, you'd have virtually no chance of joining Cao Cao's faction.
My father shared a similar view with Mr. Ai: Liu Bei was a hypocrite, and if we were to support someone, we should support Cao Cao. But unlike me, my dad was very self-aware. He felt he wasn't very capable. At most, he could serve as a strategist under Cao Cao to make a living; the world was none of his concern.
I really don't understand why the factions supporting Liu Bei and Cao Cao on Qidian are so fiercely opposed. I never expected transmigration web novels to be so obsessive. Let's look at the factions supporting Wu Qidian from afar.