
Brother-In-Law Lu Fengxian
舍弟吕奉先
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The only thing a martial artist can rely on in troubled times is his knife.
It is a pity that Dong Zhuo, a martial artist, is a pity. A good hand was played badly. Or don't do it. Either do it or not. He clearly knew that the aristocratic family looked down upon him. Killing at the same time. While wooing. They all raised their swords to chop. And reluctant to do it. It is obvious that a wealthy family has plenty of money and food to support soldiers and land to support the people. Later I found that others still criticized him and scolded him. He was ruined. As a result, he was beaten to death. This kind of martial artist reaches high positions. In addition to relatives and direct lineage, the only ones that can be used are in-laws and poor families. And such a martial artist has no need for plug-ins. It is difficult for the first generation to dominate the world. Because people's hearts are not attached to them. We must capture Liangzhou in Guanzhong and then slowly conquer Bashu. Along the way, you can also slowly seal off some state pastoralists and let Kanto fight among themselves. In the end, the remaining one or two will be made princes. I have been exploring the southwest for 20 or 30 years. Having more children allowed his subordinates Wenwu to form a second-generation interest group. Cultivate the heirs of the second generation generals, civil and military, and give them to their descendants as minions. Such loyalty is guaranteed. Only by consolidating the foundation can we expand. And the second-generation generals who grew up in troubled times are basically not too bad. And your other princes will enjoy watching you cut down the world. Maybe they will follow suit. Like the warriors during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period. A martial artist without plug-ins. If you don't do this, you feel like you are a pioneer in troubled times. After all, his background is not as good as other princes
Lu Bu was a rare loyal minister in the late Han Dynasty
At the end of the Han Dynasty, the princes were all seeking separatism for themselves, but Lu Bu was not. Lu Bu, born as a commoner, has been working under Zhang Yi, the governor of Bingzhou. He has no official record and calls himself a flying general. ,,, Therefore, Jia Xu is Lu Bu's superior. It can be said that Lu Bu and Ding Yuan and Zhang Liao are not familiar with each other. They are nobles and leaders who came by air. Zhang Liao became the Commander-in-Chief of Xiyuan Cavalry without doing anything, and was senior to Lu Bu at that time. Lu Bu's lifelong loyal boss Zhang Yi was killed in 1888, and his new boss Dong Zhuo took office in 1899. This was also an airborne leader. Ding Yuan secretly communicated with Yuan Shao and disguised himself as a Black Mountain bandit to stage a rebellion and massacre the people. The emperor ordered Dong Zhuo to kill him for treason. Therefore, Lu Bu was ordered by the emperor to kill Ding Yuan. Dong Zhuo bullied the emperor, Ding Yuan colluded with the Yuan family to rebel, and Ding Yuan killed them both. Then he went to protect the loyal minister Wang Yun, and then fought against Li Guo. Wang Yun died, and Lu Bu began to become a prince. Yuan Gongli proclaimed himself emperor, and Lu Bu also went to fight. When Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty was starving and freezing, Lü Bu was in a state of poverty and had only a few hundred people around him, sending food across a state. Liu Bei and Tao Qian's old troops were fighting for power, and Zhang Fei was the first to attack. Lu Bu accepted the surrender of Tao Qian's old troops. Because Liu Bei was a relative of the emperor, he let him go without killing him. Just one thing, what was Uncle Liu doing when the emperor was in trouble? He voted for all the princes who had rebellious intentions.
The good thing about this book is that it particularly meets the requirements for hegemony. Some world protagonists rely on luck, some rely on force, some rely on cheats, and some rely on appearance. The protagonist of this book perfectly demonstrates what needs to be done to fight for hegemony in Qianlong Zaiyuan. The first thing is to have a stable and profitable money path. The protagonist does this through trade beyond the Great Wall. Secondly, there is a quality team. The protagonists are gradually achieving it, but they are still far behind. For example, the cultural and mathematical levels of the army are too different. The team basically has prenatal education per person. When it is stable in the future, work in this area will be carried out. For example, if the education level is not enough, you cannot be promoted to a manager. Third, there is a territory. The protagonist has initially achieved this and has his own dock. In the future, schools, arsenals, granaries, warehouses, and water sources will all be safe, and he can gradually cultivate talents and expand the scale. The next step is to improve the official position, train the team, expand the territory, and copy the previous operations until the Yellow Turban Uprising.
There is cloth first, then clothes. The eldest brother should be called Lu Xian, the second brother Lu Bu, and the third brother Lu Yi. 😁😁
There is a point of view written in a book. If Lu Bu is a loyal person, is it possible that he was ordered to stab Ding Yuan by the little emperor? (When he was under Ding Yuan, Lu Bu had no support from the aristocratic family. At this time, the young emperor sent someone to tell him that he had stabbed Ding Yuan. You will be mine from now on. What would Lu Bu think and do?)
Mingming and Lu Bu started a business from scratch and became princes to conquer the world. It was so exciting to see them, but now they are relying on the emperor's blood. This development path is to sacrifice the good and the bad.
When you write a book, you either stand out or you lose. Please update more. Nowadays, many people are raising books, and even more are raising books to death.
How can a man who lives between heaven and earth live in depression for a long time under human beings?
I'll watch if you take Lu Bu to conquer the world, otherwise I'll forget about it
Is a good book
It's a good book, but the pace is too slow. What can I say? Readers came here for the theme of the Three Kingdoms, but it ended up being more than 800,000 words and there was no Yellow Turban Rebellion. It was too easy to drive away readers. But the book is really good and very enjoyable to read. I feel like the author would have no problem writing something original.
Lu Bu among men, red rabbit among horses, Fang Tian draws a halberd, and stabs his adoptive father😃😃😃
It looks good so far
The plot is very good, but the old-fashioned pretense and shocking methods can be changed at once, either not pretending, or to introduce new ones. Also, the depiction of the heroine is a bit hasty, and it is wasted too quickly (this may be due to the background, I am just complaining)
Small opinion
When I saw the section of the valley, I suddenly felt that the author was describing the characters as complete bodies, that is, when military generals have grown up. I personally feel that people have a growth process, just like Liu Bang's Xiao He, Fan Kuai, and Cao Shen. They were just small officials at first, and then became complete bodies through repeated training (just a personal suggestion, don't be disrespectful🐶)
Although writing is going smoothly so far, there is a problem! First, Lu Bu is portrayed too little and is completely upstaged by the protagonist. He becomes a background wall and loses his significance as the number one general! Second, preparation, the basics of farming are too long-winded and deviate a bit from the main line. It is of little use to describe irrelevant people. Even if it is removed, it will not affect it at all, so hurry up and speed up. Thirdly, there are too few parallel lines written about the heroes of the same era, and some useless and annoying writing about passers-by and Zhang Xin also annoys readers. I hope to pay attention!
What I want to complain about is what's the point of writing about the protagonist's life story? Does it only make sense to be rebellious if you are a member of the clan, a member of the royal family or a relative of the country? Or do you want to recognize your ancestors and return to your clan? Anyone who has the strength will fight for this recognition! What is a poor family? A poor family still belongs to the knowledgeable. Whose interests does the author intend for the protagonist to represent in his life story? Even if you don't want to represent anyone subjectively? Others won't see it this way; it's better to write about the protagonist's father picking it up.
Lu Yi
Don't spray if you don't like it😁
Readable That's what Chapters 53 and 54 are about. The old patriarch looked disgusting.
Lu Bu is invincible on horseback, Dian Wei is invincible on foot, Lu Bu rides Dian Wei, and is invincible in the world 🤭
Zhang Liao
Don't spray if you don't like it😁
Yes, the entry point is good, come on, author!
Xu Huang (? ~ 227 Years), whose courtesy name was Gongming, was from Yang County, Hedong County (now Hongdong County, Shanxi Province). Dianwei (?-197) Was born in Chenliu Jiwu (now Jiwucheng Village, Ningling County, Shangqiu City, Henan Province). When will these two generals, the author, appear? ? ! When will he be taken under his command? ? !
Come on and write
According to past experience, nine out of ten books I like will be eligible to be on the new book list, half will be on the list, and the rest will have little luck. Yours seems to be very lucky 😎
Updates are too slow
More updates
The protagonist's development is a bit slow!
Xiancao, like it, come on, come on
I haven't spent money to read novels for a long time. This time I have broken the habit. Come on, come on, more updates. Don't let me spoil you. Come on, author, 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹👍👍👍
When it is not on the shelves, updates are fierce, and when it is on the shelves, it will be updated every day.
The updates are too slow. If I don't finish three chapters a day, I still need the second chapter.
You should try to figure out Arabic numerals later, which will be quite helpful for managing logistics. Give full play to the protagonist's advantages as a modern person. There are many achievements of human civilization over thousands of years that were not difficult to achieve even in the Han Dynasty.
If the author writes well, I will order it all for you 🙂, if it is not good 🙂
A lot of foreshadowing has been written in the early stages, and the follow-up climax will be further developed, so hurry up! Two chapters a day will do