When the Ji Han People Transmigrate into the Three Kingdoms Production Crew

I didn't feel sad for a moment that Wu Zhangyuan died of illness. The next person who arrived was Zhuge Liang, the strongest person who knew history. With hindsight, Zhuge Liang

No matter how awesome Zhuge Liang is, he is still a younger brother to Zhuge Jin.

If all the forces of the three kingdoms of Wei, Shu and Wu were to fight for two weeks, who would be most successful? Needless to say about Wu, Sun Quan's later actions directly shattered the loyalty and enthusiasm of Sun Wu's forces, pass. In Wei State, there should be some people who are still loyal to Cao Cao, such as Xu Chudianwei. However, it is hard to say whether Xu Huang and Zhang Liao will be demoted, and Cao Cao is not having a good start. It is unknown whether Erzhou Mu, a large number of people sent by Yuan Shao, will continue to support Yuan Shao. And Xun Yu will definitely not continue to go with Cao Cao. It's hard to say whether Cao Cao, who lost Xun Yu's logistics, would be able to gain such a high momentum. You will find that Shu Han is the kind of force that remains extremely loyal even after being reborn for two weeks. The other two have more or less centrifugal practices. Only Shu Han. The second round will only become stronger, not weaker 😭

Let me tell you, you can search the official history of Zhuge Liang. They say that the interpretation is all exaggeration, but it is not an exaggeration, because Luo Guanzhong cannot describe the real Zhuge Liang at all. In the official history, he was really awesome and a god descended from heaven, but he finally died of illness in Wuzhangyuan because of his unwillingness. The author of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms could only demonize Zhuge Liang because he could not truly describe Zhuge Liang's awesomeness. It's a situation where only monsters and demons can be like this. You can search official history goose. There is also Liu Chan. Everyone says that Liu Chan is not very good, but Liu Chan reuses all the team members Zhuge Liang left behind. And Liu Chan is a truly benevolent king. I remember there was a story in the official book. I forgot which minister it was. The minister scolded him, and he thought about it for five days before finally giving him death. Only when there is no one available can one surrender.

Found a good thing

I'm not sad for the Shu Han at all, but for the fire in Chibi. It's a pity that the world is unified. Once unified, there won't be so many troubled times, and there may not be subsequent national tragedy.

Personally, I feel that the modern chapter should focus on the daily lives of people in modern times, preferably Ji Han in the later period, so that the people can be more unified, and the people after death can also be used. The ancient chapter can be filmed in the form of a script, with some comments from netizens and the like, and you can refer to the writing method of entertainment articles. Of course, the writing length may be less, and it is definitely not the author's outline, but it fits the title better than now. Now that I have read Chapter 26, the content is more focused on changing history. The main plot is that Liu Bei makes up lessons in modern times and then goes back to help the Han room. The content of the crew is not reflected. If the author wants to focus on ancient times, it is better to change the name. It is more appropriate to call it "Ji Han Everyone Who Reads the Three Kingdoms Script"

A real newbie is one who will raise his little tail in excitement for any comment.

It was Liu Bei who ascended the throne alone. Later, when Guan Yu was not there, there was a video behind that one. The author said it was really shocking.

In the case of the late Han Dynasty, we must first abolish the powerful families. Although there are good people among these people, there are too few! Most of them only think about their own one-third of an acre of land, and then dig into the foundation of the country and eat the flesh and blood of the people! These people must be abolished. To put it bluntly, at least 80% of the powerful families in the late Han Dynasty were these people!