
Great Han: I, Liu Shao, Am the Greatest Strategist
大汉:我刘韶,第一谋士
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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Isn't this the author who created the mother's surname for the eldest son? What, is this going to open a world of great harmony in the Three Kingdoms?
Don't look at it, everyone. This author is a great writer who pioneered the practice of changing the mother's surname to his eldest son in the Song Dynasty. He was also a great writer who moved himself to promote social development. You can't understand what he wrote, so don't waste your time.
I lost my mind and licked Sun Ce and Zhou Yu like crazy, insisting on sending Er Qiao to the two of them... I can only say that if there is no life, I can bite the lighter!
The Three Mutual Laws of the late Han Dynasty did not allow local wealthy families to become the highest local officials.
The author thinks too much. I also like to brag about my favorite characters. Ancient people are one generation, and they are stronger than each generation. The author insists on going back and blowing it. Just brag about those famous people
What a piece of shit
What he is created is a time-travelling waste. He has never read the most basic military manual. Even if he buys a military manual, he just copies it.
The first chapter at the beginning is poisoned to death. What does it mean that the eighteen-year-old protagonist cannot defeat his thirteen-year-old sister?
I really don't know how to evaluate it. . . Your protagonist starts as an 18-year-old adult male. Even if you study poetry and books without practicing martial arts and don't know the Six Arts of the Gentleman, you can still outdo a 13-year-old girl by simply having enough food and not getting sick. Unless you tell me that the little girl is from Krypton. You are an 18-year-old male. You are not malnourished, and you have not deliberately lost weight for aesthetic reasons. Your weight is around 60kg. As a 13-year-old female, can you tell me that you can maintain the same weight? ⊙ω⊙? Besides, men and women maintain an advantage in strength even if they are in the same weight class. How did the author write such a rotten sweet potato and a rotten bird's egg? I glanced at the title of the chapter about the protagonist written by the author, but he still had to lead a soldier. He didn't have this kind of understanding of human physical ability, and I couldn't even imagine what kind of bad life he could get into later. He wouldn't give me such a thing as a female soldier. . .
I couldn't stand it anymore and gave up. I used the troops from Lujiang and Jiujiang counties to attack Jiangdong without using all my strength, so I transferred some generals from Xuzhou. As a result, Lujiang lost five counties. Later, Xuzhou sent Zhang Fei, Zhang Liao and Gao Shun to support them, but they couldn't recapture them. With this IQ, I still boast that Liu Shao is a famous general in the world.
I can tolerate some of the poisonous points in the past, but I can't stand it after reading more than 500 chapters in one breath. Facing Cao Cao's 50,000-strong army attacking the city, he neither harvested the wheat outside the city in advance nor asked the wealthy families in the city to "borrow grain". I insisted on leaving the city to seize the land under Cao Cao's encirclement. I made such a naughty decision and dared to say that this was the most important battle to defend Juyang. To be honest, when you wrote this paragraph, did you make yourself laugh?
It makes me laugh. Your father assassinated Liu Bei, and then you went to serve as Liu Bei's counselor. You are the son of my enemy, and I still ask you to be my counselor? If it were you, would you? Can't you put yourself in someone else's shoes? This way of writing is so stupid