It Is Impossible for Ji Han to Perish

Another point, if it is to assist the Chinese language, I prefer a gentle and obedient monarch, like Liu Chan, who is more suitable to assist, not because he is wise or powerful, but because he is humane. As the only emperor in history who treated his powerful ministers well, there is no need to worry about the end of the bird. Liu Xuan's listening to Huo Yi's advice recorded in history can be compared to the second generation of Liu Chan (Dong Yun did not give Liu Chan a concubine). Liu Chen is too strong-willed. I don't think he can tolerate the general taking too much credit.

In the later period of the Three Kingdoms, instead of competing to see who could win or something, everyone started to suffer. It was all about internal friction and so on.

I can understand the preference of the author and most people for Liu Chen, but it feels uncomfortable to add new settings. There should be no children after Zhang and Zhang. The son born to the empress in the Han Dynasty must be a prince. Liu Xiu's incident is the most typical. Liu Qiang asked to be deposed because his mother Guo Shengtong was deposed. Historically, Liu Chen was not the prince, but Liu Xuan, the eldest son of the concubine, was the prince. This proves that neither Zhang nor Zhang had any children.

If it is Zhuge Liang, please make it clear that Zhuge Liang's surname is Zhuge, not Zhu or Ge! Otherwise, it's fine to call him Prime Minister or Marquis Wu!

Isn't the prince Liu Xuan? None of Liu Chan's sons died during the Zhonghui Rebellion, but he was the only one who died. He was probably involved in Jiang Wei's conspiracy and was killed.

After reading Chapter 5, I don't quite agree with the protagonist's strategy. The protagonist wants to take advantage of the chaos in Yizhou to clean up the family, but your capital has been captured. This is already a national defeat, and the number of enemy troops is much larger than yours. The official army has been damaged, and many local families are surrenderers. They also have many private armies. How to bring order to the chaos can only depend on the author. After all, with Conquering the world from one continent, the enemy troops have all invaded the country, and the loss of Shu Han's military strength should be quite large. In this case, even if the enemy can be driven out of Hanzhong, the loss will not be small. Under such circumstances, if you don't move the local aristocratic family, they may not be honest. What's more, if you move them, they will probably directly unite to rebel against you. There are strong enemies outside, and there are local aristocratic families rebelling inside. The game ends immediately. In my opinion, it is unrealistic to directly attack the aristocratic families. After all, the aristocratic families are intertwined, and the political power is composed of aristocratic families. Will the pigs kill themselves? In my opinion, unless you re-establish a regime, reform it.

It is recommended that the author take a look at the Arms and Arms Chronicles. For the country in the Middle Ages, the development of siege equipment has made great progress, and the difficulty of siege has also dropped exponentially. In addition to artillery, I suggest that you can make three artifacts, Goose carriage, Huihui cannon, and shield carriage. If you are on the water, use a turtle boat + racket pole The goose cart was invented in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. It is a combination of an east-west well + a ladder car. The main body is a well + a bridge plate. If you don't understand, you can look at modern bridge tanks to understand. A climbing ladder is built behind the goose cart. The bridge plate is 5/8 meters long and the well is generally 10/15 meters long. After reaching the position, the bridge plate was pulled by a pulley, and the winch pulled the bridge plate and placed it on the city wall to form an attack platform. This is also the reason why siege battles were much easier in the later Tang Dynasty. Needless to say, the power of the Huihui artillery. Before the Ming Dynasty, city walls were all made of rammed earth structures, and every time a hole was made, the cities except for the metropolis were mainly made of rammed earth, and there were not many blue brick walls. The shield car is the multi-defense matchlock gun used by the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and the small-caliber (Flang machine) artillery is very good It can also deal with cavalry, and the Hussite chariot is also good against cavalry The last is artillery, or gunpowder barrels. Use the trench digging method to dig a Z-shaped path near the bottom of the city wall, and use a large amount of black powder + explosives to directly destroy it. It is not a permanent reinforced concrete fortification, and the city wall is useless.

There are indeed very few Shu Han novels at this time, but they are also written about Shu Han's toughness. Come on, the recommendation vote has been given. Let's see if we can strengthen the figures in the Cao Wei clan at this time. After all, Sima Zhao is determined to usurp Wei at this time. If a powerful figure comes to the Cao Wei clan at this time and revolts in Hebei, wouldn't it divide Sima Zhao's power, which is good for Shu Han and just makes up for Cao Wei's regrets. At the very least, you have to find an opponent for the protagonist. You can't win all the time.

Added to the bookshelf, ready to read, I hope you can read it, and I hope the author can persist.

I read the book reviews, which are only for current book lovers and Internet mainstream people. Everyone thinks that the end of the Three Kingdoms period was bad? I don't think so. The excitement or battle level of the late Three Kingdoms must be no worse than that of the late Han Dynasty, and even the battle level is better than that of the late Han Dynasty. Just treat it as a joke 😄 During the two Jin Dynasties, aside from the princes of the Sima family, the average abilities of other people would not be an exaggeration to say that they could crush the Three Kingdoms in the late Han Dynasty 😄

I don't know whether Ji Han will be destroyed or not. Anyway, the population base is desolate.

I don't know if there's something wrong with your name or if the introduction isn't attractive enough. It's obvious that the late Three Kingdoms novels are not all poisonous, but the results are so low, so it's better for the author to give it a try. Otherwise, it's easy to die and I won't dare to invest in you.

Think of two names for special forces. Thank you dear readers.

Author, why didn't I see where the Cao Wei clan is?