Three Kingdoms: Starting by Stabbing Cao Cao in the Back

? I don't understand why the Shu Han offended these people. How could Emperor Zhaolie become a corrupt person, irritable, and willing to compromise when he was such a good person? Accepted, the only thing you want is to advocate married women. It's really weird. Good people shouldn't live in troubled times, otherwise they will be criticized by future generations for eating steamed buns with human blood every day. I really hope you were born in that era. It's best to find and assist the man who killed Hua Tuo's family and set back Chinese traditional Chinese medicine for decades, and see if he needs you.

Even after traveling through time, it's still the Three Kingdoms. As for the chaos of the Three Kingdoms, what's the point of not making the decision yourself? How can you still be a dog for a big-eared thief? Isn't it better to tie up Zhuge Liang and Jia Xu, buy an official position and find a few generals to win over? Liu Bei can recruit generals, why don't you go and intercept Hu? It's okay if you don't help Dianwei, right? Di Zhan Wushuang, Mr. Dian Wei is easy to win over, right? Do you think you can outplay the big-eared thief? No matter how bad the history of the Three Kingdoms is, we all know that the big-eared thief is a coward who bullies the weak and fears the strong, and the heroes and heroines are always the inferior ones...

Origin in the Three Kingdoms determines everything. Without that famous figure, there is no follower. No amount of forceful changes by individuals can represent the general trend. If Huang Zhong had not met Liu Bei in his old age, his name would not have been recorded in the history books. The same goes for Guan Yu. The feudal lords were the last to come from humble families, and their counselors and officials were all second-generation officials or powerful. What can you do as an ordinary person? There is no place for you. Sun Jian and Sun Ce were criticized by people at that time for killing many people who were in trouble. Think about it, why do you insist on killing? Cao Cao couldn't bear the backlash. But Yuan Shu and Yuan Shao killed less? Who dares to have an opinion? So family background was very important at that time. Later, after Cao Cao defeated Yuan Shao and took control of the situation, he could become more assertive and gain some confidence to deal with those who were not pleasing to his eyes.

Do you think it's appropriate for a county's meritorious officials to pull out a team of 5,000 people armed with knives and swords?

There are a lot of assistants after Shensan. Are they not doing enough as workers, or are they brainwashing for free...

For farmers in ancient times, there was no slack or busy farming. Farming was busy all year round, and the relationship maintained by loyalty alone was not long-term. Although I don't want to say this, it is true. You have to feed those militiamen. Before the Tang and Song Dynasties, soldiers were not a profession, so There was no need to pay military salaries, but they could not be allowed to be self-sufficient. The second reason, what does the protagonist want to do when he gathers 500 people? Suppression of bandits or rebellion? This kind of thing is easy to be caught. After all, this is no longer the period of the Yellow Turban Rebellion. During the Yellow Turban period, the emperor ordered that everyone can recruit volunteers independently. This is also the reason why Liu Bei has no official position but can recruit rural warriors. Otherwise, he would be charged with rebellion, which is either shit or shit.

Giant poison, a slave wants to redeem himself. In ancient times, all slaves belonged to the master's family. Do you think that the money you earned and your things are still yours? Either someone else redeems you, or the master's family is killed, or the master's family takes the initiative to let you go, otherwise you can only be Slaves, and with such a background, it is better to kill the master's family and become a bandit than to redeem one's life. It is impossible for a slave to be an official. The chain of contempt in ancient times is very deep-rooted, let alone the Three Kingdoms, the protagonist actually became an official. I laughed to death.

The protagonist is too cowardly, the Three Kingdoms are in turmoil, and the contract to sell oneself is of no use. Become a bandit directly, wait for the right opportunity and then be recruited, and then turn against the guests and occupy the magpie's nest. Isn't this better than working honestly to redeem your contract?

The world is not as simple as you think. Lu Bu wandered to Yanzhou, Liu Bei wandered to Xinye, and only a few hundred of his old subordinates were left. Reluctantly, a few thousand people were gathered together, all of whom were temporarily recruited local soldiers. Enclave transfer, author, you really dare to think about it. Based on the plot of this book, there are actually only two choices: Both of them need to retain Kep and Yan County as their bases, at least for a few months, and both need to seize or borrow part of Hanoi's territory. 1. After seizing/borrowing some territory in Hanoi, he fought against the Black Mountain Army, captured Bingzhou, and replaced the historical high-ranking officials as the governor of Bingzhou. Now Chen Sheng can't get on the stage at all, and he only covers one or two counties at most. Only by winning Bingzhou can we become qualified to dominate the world. Besides, outside Bingzhou is the vast grassland of Inner Mongolia, which has a large population and resources. It is completely possible to integrate inward relocation and enrich Bingzhou. With Bingzhou, he will join forces with Yuan Shao to seize part of Youzhou's territory. Then he joined forces with Yuan Shao to deal with Cao Cao. When Yuan Shao dies, he can consolidate the territory of Hebei and give preferential treatment to one or two sons of the Yuan family and a large number of generals. Yuan Shang and Yuan Tan may be killed, but Yuan Xi, who poses no threat, can stay and inherit the family business and give comfort to the governor. With the land of Hebei, we can compete with Cao Cao for northern hegemony. We can drive Cao Cao to Guanzhong, divide the world into four parts, and still be the strongest. 2. After obtaining part of Hanoi's territory, seize Luoyang and Chang'an, integrate Guanzhong, and have one of four parts of the world. You can also capture Bingzhou and then join forces with Yuan Shao to attack Cao Cao who occupies the Central Plains to seize northern hegemony. If you take the time, you can also capture Bashu, forming a powerful force for Qin to sweep Liuhe.

If you withdraw from Yanzhou, there will be no need for this book to exist.