
Three Kingdoms: Restoring the Han Dynasty, Starting in Xuzhou
三国:从徐州开始匡扶汉室
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The environment for historical novels is much better now, and there are fewer people praising Cao and disparaging Liu than before. What has happened in recent years has made more people realize that they are just like me, so everyone knows that Liu is good at Liu and hates Cao.
There were 18 massacres recorded in the history books of the late Han Dynasty, 12 of which were captured by Cao Wei and six by other princes combined.
To be honest, if I really travel to the Three Kingdoms era at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, as a person who has received a new era education in the 21st century, the three views I have established since I was a child will really make me feel that in that troubled time, Liu Bei was the best auxiliary and the lord. The knowledge cultivated in the new era really does not allow me to assist Cao Cao and Sun Quan. As a citizen of the 21st century who has never killed anyone and has never experienced the chaos of Yizi and Shizi, Liu Bei is the best person to seek refuge in, both in terms of morality and human nature.
There is a saying that is very good. Look at Liu Bei according to the requirements of a saint. Liu Bei is a warlord, but look at Liu Bei according to the standards of a warlord. Liu Bei is a saint. Maybe Liu Bei is weak compared to those saints in history, but among warlords and rulers, Liu Bei is indeed the most benevolent and righteous.
In fact, the author's last book "I've Never Seen Such a Shameless Person" didn't become a hit, which I feel is a pity, but this one is even more popular.
When I saw that Er Qiao was going to be given to Guan Zhang, I couldn't stand it immediately. My subscription was in vain.
At the beginning, the protagonist tells Liu Bei that he has a special source of intelligence. Yuan Shao will die of illness in a few years, so Cao Cao can defeat Yuan Shao. This is a bit poisonous to me🙂.
Does the protagonist have no strengths except the prophet brought by time travel? But everything you do changes the course of history. Needless to say, even Lu Bu and Chen Gong may not act the same as before. I think the protagonist should not rush to show off his prophecies and ideas at the beginning stage, but should actively learn and master the knowledge of government affairs and military art that can be used in the Three Kingdoms era. Scientific learning methods and learning abilities are also the advantages of having received modern education.
Liu Bei is not considered benevolent among civilians, but he is definitely considered benevolent among monarchs, and Cao Wei's policies are true. If you go to serve as a soldier, your wife will be assigned. Moreover, Cao Jun also digs graves and eats human flesh. The most ferocious of the five barbarians is Xianbei, and if Xianbei can become big, Cao Pi will not stop him. This is because when Cao Pi usurped the Han Dynasty, Xianbei gave him a gift. Later, he directly unified 2/3 of the grasslands and the Ninth Grade Zhongzheng was also created by Cao Pi. Cao Pi took over his father's business, and his father and his women took over everything. I really don't blame Cao Pi for his short life. Sima Yi didn't want to vote for Cao Cao at the beginning. Later, Cao Cao almost had a knife on his neck. He could only vote. Cao Cao's rise also accounts for a large part of his family. On the other hand, Liu Bei, a commoner who rose up, could divide the world, which is very good.
Give a suggestion, which may not be adopted by the author. In many cases, different people should be called differently. For example, the protagonist's predecessor was killed by Cao Jun, and he was almost killed when he appeared. In this kind of life-and-death feud, the protagonist cannot call Cao Cao by name. He must either call him Cao Cao directly or simply call him Cao Thief! Many times you are working against Cao Cao, and you have to make it clear that you define him as a thief before you can fight him legitimately. The same is true for other hostile forces. For the more friendly camps, you can give them official positions or titles, such as Xuande Gong, Liu Shijun, Liu Yuzhou, Zuo General, etc. It can show your recognition of their position or character. In this way, the overall sense of the novel will be much better, and there will be no embarrassing scenes of respecting enemies.