Three Kingdoms: Begin the Battle for Supremacy at Wancheng

It was already the end of the Han Dynasty and the troubled times were coming. Why did you think that the troubled times had nothing to do with you? ? Moreover, Xiangyang near Nanyang is a strategic location and must be on the front line of the war. After reading your introduction, I have no desire to continue reading.

When he challenged Dong, Sun Jian first killed Wang Rui, the governor of Jingzhou, who had a quarrel with him. He then went to Nanyang without the military resources, that is, no money or food, and killed the eunuch Zhang Zi. The county was shaken, and everything he asked for was not obtained. Later Yuan Shu occupied Nanyang. Needless to say, Yuan Shu's military discipline was easy to plunder. Let's wait and see if we can escape these two waves.

There's something wrong with the logic... It's untenable... You came to Nanyang seven years ago? ? Zhang Xiu hadn't arrived in Nanyang at that time. Is Nanyang still Yuan Shu's territory? Moreover, there are so many wealthy families in Nanyang... It is a big problem for the protagonist to gain power and position from the beginning. To put it simply, Zhang Xiu did not dare to offend Cao Cao to death, nor would he offend the Nanyang clan. On the contrary, it was Cao Cao's fault and he massacred Nanyang for the military garrison. Caused many plagues... The population declined. This story does not hold up, so naturally no matter how good the writing and plot are, it will fail.

The protagonist doesn't have the brains and still plays wits. Is he worthy? He was born in troubled times and still looked like he was going to die. Today Zhang Xiu could force him, couldn't others? Even if you're stupid, you can't even do it as a dog.

There were 10,000 Xiliang troops in the city and they still relied on Liu Biao. Cao Cao had 30,000 infantry and 600 cavalry in Guandu, and Yuan Shao had 100,000 soldiers and horses in Hebei that could not afford to eat mulberry leaves. In the 13th year of Jian'an, Liu Biao's nearly 100,000 soldiers spanning thousands of miles could not compare to Zhang Xiu, who occupied a county and raised tens of thousands of Xiliang troops?

The protagonist becomes a virgin in troubled times? Forcing this kind of brain-tickling plot is really demeaning. I don't know that times have changed now. It's an insult to the reader's IQ to be more logical.

There is a naive and slow father inside, there are a bunch of powerful enemies outside, and he still wants to compete with the ancients! I actually did business after traveling through time, and the place in Nanyang was not destroyed at all.

I think I've read this book, what's going on?

At the end of the Han Dynasty, I feel that it is more reasonable to start writing from the Yellow Turban Uprising. Otherwise, if you have no reputation, who would know who you are? I really thought that as soon as the king's domineering spirit started to show, famous ministers and generals would bow to him!

The first sentence of the introduction is too poisonous. I suggest the author change it.