Three Kingdoms: None of Zhuge's Four Friends Can Be Missing

After reading the latest chapter, you still don't understand what the protagonist wants to do? At first I thought he was going to assist Liu Bei, but it seems that he didn't take the initiative to interact with Liu Bei. What if the protagonist wants to do it himself? He also refused to be the lord of Qingzhou himself.

My first impression at the beginning of the chapter was not good. The protagonist cursed me at the beginning. You don't look like a good person!

There are too many places to complain about, ugh.

More than 250 chapters later, I still don't know whether the protagonist wants to assist or be independent. Assist Liu Xie. After rescuing Liu Xie, he ran to Qingzhou. Assist Liu Bei, the protagonist himself is stronger than Liu Bei. The protagonist has been in Qingzhou for a long time, and Liu Bei has just become Xuzhou. Xuzhou was still crippled by Cao Cao, and not all insiders obeyed Liu Bei. Talents are also looking for protagonists, and Liu Bei is still one of those people. It's not much better than the same period in history. Be independent, I didn't see him having this idea. It's better to wait until it's finished before watching.

It feels okay, but too little. Not enough

Looking at this introduction, I don't see any desire at the moment. The protagonist works for someone? Abandoned

Keep up the good work, author, and be optimistic about the potential of this book

It feels like the kind that assists and then ends.

I'm a little strange, why do people like to do some force value? Does a general rely on force value? From the perspective of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, war depends on factors such as organization, system, general command, strong generals, strong troops, and retainers composed of servants and so on. At the end of the Qin Dynasty, Xiang Yu had a very strong force value, but he was the top leader in military situation, not relying on force. Another example is Liu Bang. You wouldn't believe it if Liu Bang was a first-rate general, but he is so powerful that he is so powerful, but he relies on personal force? Liu Yu in the Five Hus and Sixteen Kingdoms was a strong man from heaven, but he also relied on military command. There were also those who were at the top of the military in the Five Hus and Sixteen Kingdoms (Northern and Southern Dynasties). Murong, Tuoba, etc. Did not rely on personal force. They were the lords of the vassal towns in the late Tang Dynasty when fighting generals were popular. Although they also relied on personal force, they also relied on the overall quality of the martial arts group. Or take the Tang, Song, Jin, Liao and Mongolia before and after the peak of cold weapons (although the Song Dynasty was weak, its equipment was not bad, and there were strong men in some periods). The rise of the Jin Dynasty also relied on the strict implementation of the fierce security system, plus the overall strength of personal force. The Mongol Empire also relied on its overall, institutional, economic and other advantages. Subotai is very strong, and he is a regular on the list of famous generals in the ancient world (the scope of his campaigns is so wide that there is no one comparable to him in ancient times), but he was still beaten by Monk Wanyan Chen, but before the Zhongxiao Army, Monk Wanyan Chen was also a little Kalami. With the Zhongxiao Army formed by Jinhua at a large price, the Jin Army changed its fear of Mongolia like a tiger. Zhuangdu took the initiative to find the main force of Mongolian Torre (Torre was also a fierce man of the generation) for a decisive battle. Torre kept avoiding the battle until the Jin army was tired and the main force of the cargo platform came. The center blossomed (God's will was with Mongolia, plus Wanyan Heda was hesitant, if he had used all his strength to hammer Torre in advance, it wouldn't have been so bad) and destroyed the main force of the Jin. The advantage of the time traveler is God's perspective, the knowledge of future systems and other things, rather than the so-called strong generals and talents (internal affairs talent is the first, after all, the time traveler does not have the ability to do internal affairs, only the system), whether it is the government army system, the guard system, the Meng'an Muke, the Eight Banners system, etc. The principles are the same. There is no problem of adapting in advance or not. Just in the Three Kingdoms, the land is vast and popular, and there is too much land without an owner. Fu soldiers, part of the army is professional (such as the Five Dynasties Ya Bing Master, Qi Jiguang, Meng An Mouke in the early Jin Dynasty, etc.), Who cares about Lu Bu, Guan Yu, Zhao Yun, Xu Chu, if you encounter this kind of people, as long as you run fast, forget it, if you dare to attack, you will die? As for the fierce An Mooke in the early gold stage (for example, it can be replaced by the powerful Ya Bing Master) who has played well without being ruined and has not fallen into corruption. It doesn't matter what Lu Bu, Xiang Yu, Five Sons of Good Generals, or Five Tiger Generals, they will definitely explode in the field. This is not to boast about gold, but under the condition that the military execution and corresponding systems are complete, the combat capability is very low. The combat capability of the Guards in the early Ming Dynasty is also very good (but I feel that it is not as profound as the impact of Jin Wu Nao Hammer, and I have pressed the Liao Hammer from the beginning of the army). The army relies on the system, internal affairs (financial resources), etc. Are also deeply affected. The Jindu was hammered into that by the Mongolian Empire. The Zhongxiao Army was raised by Henan and other places. Four hundred hammers and 5,000 elite Mongolian troops were returned to Guchu Subutai. The Zhongxiao Army's coach, Monk Wanyan Chen, was just a little Kalami before he was reused. You don't need to provide too much depth when it comes to building systems and science and technology. You just need to do a little bit of metallurgy and a little bit of farming to reach the level of science and technology of the Song and Jin Dynasties. They all wear cold-forged armor and select strong men to form an elite. Lu Bu, Guan Yu, and Zhao Yun's personal strength is at stake. If you can't run fast, you will die.