Three Kingdoms: Starting from Xuzhou to Help the Han Dynasty

Can you update more a day? Zhuge Liang, the brother-in-law next door, has unified Jiangdong.

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.

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.

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.

Why do you always include nonsensical plots in your writing? Jian Yong writes like a yellow dog, Liu Bei is also a dissolute man, historical writing is nonsensical, what is the difference between pouring shit into rice?

To be honest, the author should stop writing about strategies. When he opens a new book, he should write about one with high force value and one that can defeat all means with one force. Really, I think the strategies you gave even children are better than you think.

From a political point of view, it is simply unbelievable that both Cao Cao and Lu Bu would die. Lu Bu would explode wherever he went. Cao Cao was brutal and surpassed Dong Zhuo. In addition, he was Liu Bei's main opponent. Liu Bei wanted to let him go, but his subordinates would not agree. Not to mention that he was founded in Xuzhou. The Han Dynasty did not have as many twists and turns as later generations. If there is a grudge, it will be the same. Otherwise, why would Li Guangli go to fight Dawan?

You fucked the maid on your wedding night, and while you were doing it, you made all kinds of scumbag comments. You were so innocent even in ancient times. . .

In 191, Cao Cao was granted the title of Governor of Dongjun and became a prince. In 193, they massacred the cities of Xuzhou, in 194 they made human flesh for military rations, in 195 they massacred Yongcheng, in 198 they massacred Pengcheng, in 200 they surrendered Kengguandu, in 204 they massacred Yecheng, in 207 they massacred Liucheng, in 214 they massacred the cities of Liangzhou, in 219 they massacred Wancheng, and in 220 Cao Cao died of illness. Can someone please add something?

The author's writing still seems immature, and the plot is a bit stiff. In particular, there are a lot of outspoken behaviors in the plot. For example, Tiekou told Liu Bei that he knew through the Yingchuan News Network that Yuan Shao only has a life span of 6 years. You said that your night stargazing is more reliable than this. He said that Yuan Shu would become emperor in three years, and how powerful Zhuge Liang was. The author did not realize that because of his own existence, Xuzhou was already the biggest variable, especially Yuan Shu, who was closest to Xuzhou, would inevitably be affected by the variable. Historically, Yuan Shu proclaimed himself emperor because his subordinate Sun Ce pacified Jiangdong and drove away Liu Bei. Lu Bu, who occupied Xuzhou, showed his favor to Yuan Shu, while his old official Zhuge Xuan occupied Yuzhang. He misjudged the situation and proclaimed himself emperor. But now, something is obviously wrong with Zhuge Xuan and Lu Bu. In addition to Yuan Shu, Boss Cao will also be affected. Guan Yu, who is far away in time, defeats Yuan Shao and pioneer Yan Liang. Boss Cao, who is closer, will be unable to get up in Yanzhou. At this time, if the protagonist cannot integrate the Central Plains, the scattered Central Plains will face a huge northern overlord. No matter how powerful the protagonist is, he will play GG. The protagonist is not aware of the appeal of the Runan Yuan family at all. Historically, Boss Cao could not control his subordinates from fawning over the Yuan family even when he held the emperor. After Yuan Shao's death, it took Boss Cao seven years to conquer the north. In addition, it is possible that because Yuan was eliminated early, most people thought that Yuan was not good. In fact, Yuan Shao was very lenient in governing the north, and there were many people who belonged to Yuan. If it weren't for Yuan Shao's problems with wind and waves and poor ability to withstand pressure, Boss Cao might not be able to win against Yuan Shao.

The vision is still a bit narrow. The ancients were indeed awesome, but the most important thing for a time traveler is not their ability, but their knowledge of historical trends and their long-term vision of living in a globalized international society. This is the biggest difference between the ancients and time travellers. To be clear, modern leaders need to analyze the situation from all aspects, have a long-term vision, and plan for the future. They will not disrupt their rhythm just because of the situation. This is a recognized world leader, not a zero-hour person like others, especially Westerners. Workers, their presence disappears when they go on an international show. The efforts made by people of the previous generation are lost in retrospect. There is no policy coherence at all. They know a lot of policy knowledge and good methods of later generations. They can just leave it to others. There are so many talented people in the Three Kingdoms. , There are not many time-travelers, maybe these ancient people of later generations can still play tricks and do better than time-travelers, such as strategists, counselors, logistics and military affairs, and fighting with others. There are many people who do this, so why compete with those awesome people for jobs? What should be done should be a think tank, formulate policies, help the emperor analyze the situation, and subtly train the emperor's vision. The vision should not be limited to the inside. It should be supported by the knowledge and policy vision of future generations, plus the wisdom of the ancients. The interior must be completed and unified. What the time traveler has to do is to advance the time. It is basically okay if he does not make mistakes in fatal places in history. He should focus on the entire world and make plans for the future.

. . . . It's tasteless to eat, it's a pity to throw it away, it's worthless.

Everyone is welcome to speak freely and discuss the plot, and I will usually reply!

The protagonist no longer has much role to play, or the protagonist is Liu Bei, and Chen Dong is just a tool to help Liu Bei recruit talents.

The big man is great again? What is there to cherish about a decadent feudal dynasty? It is the responsibility and dream of the time-travelers to let all Chinese people live with dignity! The world is not a world where one family has one surname! Which time traveler would work as a dog for a feudal ruler?

Why do you like to help others? As a modern person with some ability, why should I think about supporting the remnants of feudalism instead of enlightening the people and guiding the times? Since you have feudal ideas, why don't you have the ability to be a prince, general, minister, or Ning? If I am more radical, I believe that everyone is equal and move toward a republic. If I am more conservative, I want to be the emperor. Why would I not want to protect him from a feudal dynasty to the death?

There is still a period of time when no one has written the Three Kingdoms Shu-Han text, and that is the six or seven years blank period when Liu Bei came to Xinye. During this period, there was a lot of money to be made in Yangzhou. If the author still wants to write the Three Kingdoms text, you can refer to it.

Killing Pan is really disgusting, it's so shameful and outrageous! This has never been done since ancient times.

How about letting Cao Cao die in the rebellion?

There is too much content where the author outputs his own opinions. I can't stand it anymore. There are too many private articles.

"Cao Cao, we are here, but we have to plan a little later! Attack quickly, don't miss!" - Liu Bei

Historically, the biggest problem why Liu Bei failed in Xuzhou was that Xuzhou had various undercurrents of forces that were not integrated, and he also accepted Lu Bu. In addition, there are four stations, surrounded by enemies, making it difficult to develop.

184 years: Participated in suppressing the Yellow Turban Uprising 207 years: Visited the thatched cottage three times 208 years: Participated in the Battle of Chibi 214 years: Captured Yizhou 221 years: Liu Bang proclaimed himself emperor and established the Shu Han 223 years: Defeated Yiling and Baidi City Tuogu