Three Kingdoms: I've Lived Three Lives, Two as Emperor Xian of Han

In the second life, he has no hair, worships people, loves to scold people and is incompetent.

Before I read it, I wanted to know what the protagonist thinks of Liu Bei. Nowadays, all the articles about the clan with the surname Liu, portray and treat Liu Bei completely horribly. I can understand you if you are Liu Zhang, but I can't understand you if you are someone else surnamed Liu. Why not use such a useful card like Liu Guanzhang? There are even some authors who would rather forgive Dong Zhuo, Cao Cao and Jia Xu, but cannot tolerate Liu Bei. They co-authored the sentence, "They killed my whole family and raped my wife, but they all had their own reasons." "Liu Bei respects me and supports me, but he is so ambitious that he must be killed." 🙂🙂🙂

Lu Bu has always been the most trusted prince by Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty. Why is the relationship between the two so bad in the book? Are you still criticizing Lu Bu for being disloyal and unjust? When Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty fell to Hedong, the first thing he did was to make a wish for Lu Bu to receive him. So Lu Bu was made a vigorous general, and he opened the government during festivals and holidays, just like the three Dukes. At the beginning, when the emperor was in Hedong, there was a handwritten letter summoning cloth to welcome him. The Bu army had no livestock and could not fight on their own, so they sent envoys to write. The imperial court appointed Bu as General Pingdong and granted him the title of Pingtao Hou.

I can't stand watching the first chapter. Seeing how arrogant Lu Bu is, he can destroy you in minutes and you don't even have any strength and you're still pretending to be cool.

At first I thought it was a cool article, but after reading it I realized it was a mindless article. After reading it again, it was just nonsense.

Forget about the rest, Liu Biao entered Jingzhou and controlled it for more than ten years. Before Liu Biao's death, Cao Cao didn't dare to take action in Jingzhou. No matter how powerful the Yuan family was, it was impossible for him to take down Liu Biao alone. The Yuan family is great, but Liu Biao is inferior? Liu Biao himself is from the clan, and he was also a famous talent when he was young. He needs status and means, and he is still the Jingzhou Mu appointed by the imperial court. The Yuan family can take it personally, which is even more outrageous than playing family.

A few suggestions for the author: (This book seems to be okay so far, don't get addicted as soon as it is put on the shelves!) When writing history, you must write it in line with the ancient background. Modern physical training was simply impossible to achieve in ancient times. Just the loss of shoes and the cleaning of sweat were a big problem. In the background of poor materials in the late Han Dynasty, let alone eating meat every day to strengthen the body. And it took our people decades after experiencing the crisis of national subjugation and genocide, coupled with the great revolution of great men, and the influence of the cultural invasion of Western countries, to come up with the slogan of equality between men and women and equality for everyone! Equality for everyone was not accepted in that era. It was not something that could be changed by human power. Moreover, the scholars all came from wealthy families and were filial and honest. So if you write like this, it will become a historical nonsense without any reasonable logic! Once the wisdom of the people in the world is not open, there will be no such thing as equality. The imperial examination system is no longer popular, and disciples from poor families have no official career, let alone common people. If wealthy noble families still control the officialdom, and everyone is arrogant, how can they talk about equality? I really thought that the wealthy families in the late Han Dynasty were vegetarians. Even merchants like Mi Zizhong, who were not very popular in the early and middle periods, could support Liu Bei through several ups and downs, let alone several other wealthy families!

Ahead, too ahead, take 10,000 steps back, forget about being ahead, why do you still use the nobles to deal with the nobles? You are not afraid of being stabbed, the nobles are all shazi... The protagonist is too bad, and it doesn't feel like a historical novel.

Isn't he trying to break away from the plot in Jingke's book? His writing style is not very good. .

Mindlessly transferring the entire modern system to ancient times is the most common mistake that writers of history make.