When the Ji Han People Transmigrate into the Three Kingdoms Production Crew
当季汉众人穿越到三国剧组
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Without a moment's grief over the death at Wuzhang Plains, the next to arrive was the most shrewd strategist, the one who knew history best, a hindsight expert.
Zhuge Liang was just a younger brother.
No matter how brilliant Zhuge Liang was, he was still a junior compared to Zhuge Jin.
If all three kingdoms of Wei, Shu, and Wu were to complete a second playthrough, who would be the most successful? Wu is a no-brainer; Sun Quan's actions in the later stages directly extinguished the loyalty and enthusiasm of the Wu forces, so he's out. In Wei, there will likely be those who remain loyal to Cao Cao, such as Xu Chu and Dian Wei.
Let me explain. You can search for official historical records about Zhuge Liang. People say the fictional accounts are exaggerated, but that's not really an exaggeration. Luo Guanzhong simply couldn't portray the real Zhuge Liang. In official history, he was truly an incredible, almost superhuman genius, who ultimately died of illness at Wuzhang Plains, filled with resentment.
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I feel no sorrow for the Shu Han state, but rather for the fire at the Battle of Red Cliffs. A unified empire would have prevented so much chaos and perhaps even the subsequent national tragedies.
Personally, I feel the modern-day part should focus on the daily lives of the characters in the modern world, ideally during the later stages of the Shu Han dynasty, so that everyone is present. The part about the deceased is also acceptable.
A true newbie will get excited and perk up at the slightest comment.
I suggest the author add this video.
The video shows Liu Bei ascending the throne alone, and Guan Yu not appearing in the later chapters. The creator said it was truly shocking.
In the late Han Dynasty, the first thing to do is to abolish the powerful clans and aristocratic families. Although there are good people among them, they are far too few! Most of them only think about their own small territory, while undermining the foundation of the country and exploiting the people! These people must be abolished. To put it bluntly, at least 80% of the powerful clans in the late Han Dynasty were these people!