I Am the Father of Liu Xuande

First of all, let's talk about Guo Jia's character and character issues: The only problem with Guo Jia in the Three Kingdoms is the sentence that Chen Qun impeached Guo Jia for not being punished. This means that Guo Jia didn't stand up in court according to the rules of a courtier. Why did Chen Qun impeach Guo Jia for being lustful in the court? Even eating Five Stone Powder is not a matter that should be dealt with by the court. The same person is Jian Yong of the Shu Han Dynasty. He is also a person who does not take care of himself. Except for Zhuge Liang, everyone lies down to see him. This is not a good thing. In ancient times, how many children of aristocratic families and powerful people could not have three wives and four concubines? There are even a bunch of singing girls in the house, who can talk about lust? Zhang Fei forced himself to marry the 14-year-old Xiahou family, Guan Yu asked to marry Mrs. Du, Zhong Yao was seventy and eighty years old, Zhong Hui, and Cao Cao had a bunch of wives. Who said they were lustful? If they publicly accuse Guo Jia of being lecherous in the court, where will Boss Cao and other ministers turn their faces? Wu Shi San is a fiction, and the same goes for good wine. Basically, it is a secondary design given to Guo Jia by marketing accounts and Three Kingdoms fans. Some people should not use the secondary design of the fans to set up historical figures. It is outrageous to see some people always saying that Guo Jia is unworthy and unsuitable for Shu Han when they see the word Guo Jia. Second, is Guo Jiashi not suitable for the Shu Han camp? There is no doubt that he is suitable. When Guo Jia meets the suitable lord, he is really unreserved and very cooperative. Even if he is a tyrant like Cao Cao and very suspicious, he is extremely satisfied with Guo Jia and trusts Guo Jia very much. Not to mention Liu Bei? Moreover, Guo Jia had a very good relationship with Xun Yu. Even a gentleman like Xun Yu got along well with Guo Jia and felt that Guo Jia's talents were worthy of Cao Cao. Could it be that the Shu Han people still couldn't accept Guo Jia? In addition to the shortcomings of the fan fiction, what character problems does Guo Jia have? On the contrary, Guo Jia is very accurate in judging people. The records in the Three Kingdoms include very accurate evaluations of Yuan Shao and his three sons, Liu Biao, Sun Ce, Liu Bei, and Guan Yu and Zhang Fei. Especially Sun Ce, he can be called a prophet. Can such a person not be accurate? Cao Cao was made to think that he missed Guo Jia all the time. He said that Guo Jia couldn't integrate into Shu Han, but he was thinking too much. Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Liu Bei and others were not as good-tempered as Cao Cao? Third, there is the issue of Guo Jia's level. It is an exaggeration to say that Guo Jia is immortal and Crouching Dragon cannot come out, and that Cao Wei is the best, and the comparison object is also wrong. Guo Jia is a pure counselor. Zhuge Liang and Xun Yu are both civil servants. As for fighting, they are all top-notch, and their positioning is different. Zhuge Liang is very reasonable when compared with Cao Cao. Compared with Guo Jia, it is a compliment to Guo Jia. Zhuge Liang is comprehensive, while Guo Jia is good at planning alone and partial to science. Guo Jia should have no problem in governing a county, but governing a state is even the same as Zhuge Liang and Xun Yu. Even if he does not have that ability, Guo Jia should be compared. It is Fazheng of the Shu Han Dynasty, Xun You and Jia Xu of the Wei State. The three of them did not describe much about governing the country, but they said that it was no problem to govern a county, but more about making suggestions. These four people are all extremely high-level counselors. In Pei Songzhi's Notes, it is also recorded that Cao Cao wrote to Xun Yu after the Battle of Red Cliff, saying that he remembered that Guo Jia had told him before that there was a lot of miasma in the south. Guo Jia said that if he went to the south, he would definitely not be able to come back (sent it), but he would still go to the south with Cao Cao. He said that Cao Cao would first pacify Jingzhou and use Jingzhou as a base. Guo Jia flooded Xiapi and so on. I won't mention it anymore. It is recorded in the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms. If you are interested, you can read it by yourself. The level is not bad, but it is still close to Xun You. It is hard to say that Fazheng also died young. Jia Xu: A benevolent man sees benevolence and a wise man sees wisdom. Jia Xu has a lot of vicious tricks. In the end, the troops were very quick and raided Wuhuan. The controversy was very big, but it was one-sided regardless of the situation. It took Cao Cao seven years to pacify the north. This was still the case when both Yuan and Wuhuan were dead. If Cao Cao did not take risks, it would be difficult to fight. He had a plan. The fighting power of the forces and the ownerless forces are different. With Yuan Shao and Yuan Tan both dead, Yuan Shang is the only legal heir. If he is alive, Yuan Shao's men will not give up easily. With Wuhuan's help, there will be no problem for Cao Cao to go south three or four years later. In three or four years, there is no need to fight Chibi, no need to think about Jingzhou, Liu Bei no longer needs to borrow Jingzhou, and the north is still fighting with Yuan Shang, then Cao Cao does not need to miss Yizhou and Hanzhong, hand them over to Liu Bei, and don't even think about moving the population away, leaving Liu Bei with a strong Jingzhou. Zhou, Sun Quan no longer needs to attack Guan Yu. The north has not been pacified yet, and Hefei is not necessarily difficult to defeat. After all, a north with a stable rear and a north with endless wars and old officials of the Yuan family are not the same concept. It will be difficult for Cao Cao to conquer Red Cliff in his lifetime. And Guo Jia's strategy is actually okay. At most, Guo Jia didn't consider that the northern grassland is so dry and there is no water. But he is from the Central Plains, and he has never been to Bingzhou, let alone the grassland, but he has no strategy or tactics. The problem is, the effect was achieved. He tied Wuhuan and Eryuan in the first battle. There is no problem with the credit. Otherwise, Cao Cao would not have added 800 households to him later. He later wrote to Xun Yu saying that he missed Guo Jia, which means he wanted to kill Guo Jia.

It's really difficult for the protagonist to be 10 years old. The author really begs you, please change the protagonist to 13 or 4 years old. It's not as difficult as 10 years old. My neighbor's child is 10 years old. He is just a little kid. As the saying goes, official history may not be accurate enough. You make the protagonist 4 or 5 years older, and I can still accept it when he looks like 18 years old. You are even more outrageous than the cool guy next door 😒

Up to now, the amount of water injected into each chapter has reached more than 80% There is also the problem of keeping up with updates. Remember, as long as the author can guarantee to update a chapter of 5,000 words at 11:30 every day, he will be satisfied. For any other update problems he says, don't believe a single punctuation mark. He is a habitual offender Why did he open a small account? That's a big character whose character has long been ruined.

Can you tell which god's vest this is? Sister Jiao and Juhuaguan both recommend that they cannot be ordinary people.

The policy theory is well written and the theoretical analysis is quite novel. When it comes to military affairs, he is very ignorant. For example, he slept in the same room with the big soldiers during military training. When fighting, he had to stand in the front row at the age of ten. He also wanted to go into the enemy's city to personally persuade Zang Ba to surrender. He liked the white dragon fish uniform and loved to take risks. Also, there is no distinction between priorities, long-winded, and hands-on handling of small things, which makes people feel that there is no structure. All in all, the subject matter of this book is very novel. It has interesting points in policy and affairs, but there are many poisonous points in military affairs, and it is occasionally interspersed with no priority. It feels tasteless, mostly interesting but occasionally flawed.

It's good-looking, but there's a huge amount of wasted space. There are currently 700,000 words out of the current 980,000. It's either introducing characters or on the way to introducing them. All chapters, yes, all chapters contain content introducing characters 😁

I was so obsessed with famous generals that I searched all over the world in Xuzhou and went to Hedong. Treating people in the court as fools, military descriptions are too white, marching across thousands of miles without logistics, awesome

Here's a little suggestion, don't engage in any black technology, just forget about stirrups, muskets are a bit overwhelming... It's not necessary, writing it means it's unfinished.

The title of this book should be changed to: Work Diary of the Personnel Department of the Three Kingdoms. What the author doesn't understand is that if many talented people are forced into a group, their combat effectiveness will be negative. The reason why a great person is great is because he doesn't obey others and is not a follower! There are so many talented people together, needless to say to the outside world, they are busy fighting in the nest all day long!

Everything was fine, except that he was just trying to find a country at the age of ten, and he was still fighting and managing the army, just like Han Xin. And go to the battlefield. Very embarrassing. . . The last time I read a book with a ten-year-old protagonist was Hans Christian Andersen as a child.