Han Zuo and Tang Dynasty

In the Song Dynasty, when people listened to books, they would sigh with regret every time they heard Liu Bei's defeat, and they would applaud and celebrate every time they heard Cao Cao's defeat. Although people at that time were not highly educated, most of them believed that there were benevolent and righteous things in the world and there were people who practiced benevolence and righteousness. Therefore, many respected Liu and demoted Cao. Nowadays, many people are self-interested and do not believe that there are people in the world who are not self-interested. In this comparison, Cao Cao is more in line with today's understanding. Therefore, many respected Cao and demoted Liu. So the villain becomes a hero, and the true benevolent becomes a hypocrite. If they themselves cannot be benevolent and righteous, they think that others cannot do it either. Even if they can do it, they will be labeled with various labels. Only in this way will they feel that they are the most aware people in the world, and this is in line with their worldview. Hiding in the corner, everything is dark.

Trivia: Liu Bei seldom cried in official history, but Emperor Taizong often cried

The artemisia in front of Mawei Slope is yellow in color, and the blood-spotted green grass reflects the setting sun. The west wind shakes the hero to wake up, it is not the end of the Han Dynasty but the end of the Tang Dynasty!

Alas, Liu Bei's military ability is average, which feels a bit uncertain. He is far behind Liu Bang and Liu Xiu, the two people in front of him.

Has the author been watching Man Tang Huacai recently? The more you write, the worse it gets. The first part was very heroic, but then you started to get obsessed with writing about politics. It's okay if you occasionally interject a little bit. Isn't it a bit outrageous to write about a marriage in so many chapters? Will we have to learn from Xue Bai to do repeated horizontal jumps in order to improve the word count?

Liu Xuanzuo (735-April 11, 792[1]), whose original name was Liu Qia. A native of Kuangcheng, Huazhou (now southwest of Changyuan County, Henan Province). A general of a feudal town in the mid-Tang Dynasty. Liu Xuanzuo captured thieves in the county in his early years, and later joined the army on the run. During the reign of Emperor Daizong of the Tang Dynasty, he was the general of Yongping Army. Because of his meritorious service in conquering Songzhou, he was awarded the title of Governor of Songzhou. In the second year of Jianzhong (781), he was promoted to the military governor of Xuanwu Army and was named Xuanwu Army. In the same year, he led his army to defeat the Pinglu rebels and dredged water transportation along the Yangtze and Huaihe Rivers. After Huaixi Jiedushi Li Xilie rebelled, Liu Xuanzuo fought with him many times, with victories and defeats. Later, he was successively granted the title of King of Huaide County. Liu Xuanzuo valued righteousness over wealth, was strict and strategic, and was loyal to the court. However, in the later period of his reign, Xuanshi soldiers became more and more arrogant, laying the foundation for many future mutinies. In the eighth year of Zhenyuan (792), Liu Xuanzuo passed away at the age of fifty-eight. The book was presented to the Taifu, with the posthumous title "Zhuang Wu".

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Du Fu was a fan of the Prime Minister, so he simply asked the Prime Minister to be reborn from Wuzhangyuan, fight against thieves on the battlefield, and re-establish the Han Dynasty.

Is Liu Bei's military capability as strong as other generals of the Tang Dynasty during the Anshi Rebellion? Without Tang Ting's righteousness, how could he win over the feudal town? Maybe it would be possible in the late Tang Dynasty. If you want to rebel in the middle Tang Dynasty, you are overthinking it.

Liu Shiqian, the adopted son of Liu Xuanzuo, was a native of Kuangcheng, Huazhou. Liu Shichao, whose real name is Leshichao, is also the adopted son of Xuanzuo. It is said that Liu Xuanzuo was poisoned and killed by him. Later he was killed by Liu Shiqian. Liu Chang (739-June 7, 803), courtesy name Gongming. A native of Kaifeng, Bianzhou. A general in the mid-Tang Dynasty. Liu Chang was born in the military. In his early years, he served as general Zuo Guoyi of Suicheng Prefecture in Yizhou, General Zuo Jinwu, General Yamen of Songzhou, and Biejia of Xuzhou. He assisted Li Cen, the governor of Songzhou, to resist Shi Siming, and participated in quelling Li Lingyao's rebellion. After Liu Xuanzuo was promoted to Xuanwu Jiedushi, Liu Chang was placed in his important position and made many military exploits. During the Four Towns Rebellion, Liu Chang defended Ningling for forty-five days, repelling the invasion of Huaixi Jiedushi Li Xilie, and defeated the rebels in Chenzhou. Liu Zhengchen (?-756), Formerly known as Liu Kenu. A general of a feudal town during the Tang Dynasty. With little martial arts skills, he started out as a general of Yamen. He followed Xue Chuyu, the governor of the Pinglu Army, and made many military exploits. He was promoted to general Zuo Xiaowei. After the Anshi Rebellion, he killed the traitor Lu Zhijie, surrendered to the imperial court, named him Liu Zhengchen, and paid homage to the Pinglu Army as military envoy. In the fifteenth year of Tianbao's reign, he led an army to attack Fan Yang, but was defeated by Shi Siming and poisoned by King Xuanzhi, the protector of Andong. Liu Quanliang (751-799), formerly known as Liu Yihuai, was a native of Wuzhi, Huaizhou (now Wuzhi, Henan), a general in the Tang Dynasty, and the son of Liu Zhengchen, the envoy of Pinglu Jiedu. He joined Liu Xuanzuo's army in his early years and served as the capital's military envoy. Later he was promoted to the governor of Songzhou. In the fifteenth year of Zhenyuan (799), Emperor Dezong of the Tang Dynasty succeeded Dong Jin and served as the military envoy of the Xuanwu Army. He died of illness in the same year at the age of forty-nine.

From an objective point of view, purely military, Liu Bei may not be as good as the military warriors of the Tang Dynasty. His only advantage should be that he loves fame. Regardless of whether it is true or false, at least he is better than others in treating the people well. But if I were the author, why would I write about Liu Bei's time travel after the Han Dynasty fell for so many years? Wouldn't it be better to just write that Liu Han's descendants restored the country? If you write Liu Bei, it will easily lead to disputes.

Liu Bei's military level is not necessarily comparable to those famous generals of the Tang Dynasty. After all, the level of the Tang army is much higher than that of the Three Kingdoms.

Writing these days has been too tedious. It's not that I don't write literary dramas, but the procrastinating rhythm has shaped Liu Bei, Emperor Zhaolie, into an indecisive person. Chen Ming immediately married Liu Bei with just one marriage. Liu Bei's previous wives were basically political marriages. It's so painful to watch

The author writes well and paints the image of Liu Bei in my mind. This author knows how to write in order to make the character brilliant. This writing style doesn't look like a novice at first glance. Anyway, it's very well written. If it scratches the itch, I will follow it. Writing novels of the Three Kingdoms or novels with characters from the Three Kingdoms as the protagonists should be able to understand that when writing novels of the Three Kingdoms type, to put it bluntly, they are all written by fans, so what the author has to focus on is to portray the characters of the Three Kingdoms well. If he can portray this character well, more than half of the victory will be won. Just like when I read the author's novel, it was for Liu Bei, so the shaping of Liu Bei is crucial. At present, it seems that the shape is still very good.

It's too little. Update it well and I'll give you a slap in the face

There are few novels that I like in recent years, so I couldn't bear to read them. 6. The writing has the charm of Zhaolie. This is the style of Emperor Zhaolie. Others write about assisting Liu Bei or becoming Liu Bei. I think they look like Cao Cao or anyone else, but most of them don't look like Liu Bei. Moreover, the writing power of this book is amazing. It can be seen that the author has good skills and is not a novice writer. It should be wearing a skin. I only have one request, not to be a eunuch. I want to see Renaissance Dahan

Yu Xiang, when will the update be released? This amount is too little. I feel like I've been sucked. I can't stand it anymore every day 🤤

It was originally about watching Liu Bei turn the tide, but what happened in the middle of the investigation? And Concubine Yang needs to be contacted again? What and what? Is this a historical novel or a TV adaptation of a novel?

I read an article about Liu Bei traveling through Zhao Gou, especially when I saw Liu Bei reading out his teacher's instructions. I really cried to death. The author should consider and arrange for Liu Bei to take a look at Ji Han's changes after his death, and read Kong Ming's previous and later career charts.

Qin Shihuang, Cao Cao and Liu Bei, Lu Meng and Guan Yu,

Liu Bei's military ability is really not bad, otherwise he can lead people to dominate the world for thirty years? It's just that my background is too low, my starting point is poor, and my capital is small, and I have been in chaos for half my life! After traveling around the world for half my life, I basically defended more with less, and it's strange that I don't have the basic base to win! Not to mention Ping Huangjin, he was Tian Kai's deputy on Gongsun's side and fought against Yuan Tan. When Beihai rescued Kong Rong, was it really Liu Beiyi and Bo Yuntian who made Yuan Bing retreat? Less than half a year after arriving in Xuzhou, when he attacked Lu Bu, his foundation was too shallow, and there were local forces to restrain him. In addition, Zhang Fei recklessly dismissed Liu Bei's troops, and his home was robbed, and the frontline soldiers collapsed. Jingzhou was training troops to defend against Cao Cao. Unfortunately, Liu Biao didn't support it because he had few soldiers, and he died at the wrong time. That's why Liu Cong surrendered to Cao Cao in the great fire of Chibi! The battles against Shu and Hanzhong were fought well, but the battle at Yiling made Lu Xun famous, and Tuo Gu of Baidi City ended his life!

If you keep books, you will die if you keep them, so it's better not to keep books_(:з∠)_. Liu Bei is actually not that complicated. What the author wrote earlier is very good and relevant. Liu Bei is, to put it bluntly, a very willful person. He is a rare hero who has great aspirations to stabilize the world, but he is not willing to trample on his personality in order to realize his dream. Sometimes he is very adaptable, and sometimes he is decisive without hesitation. The reason for "every time he goes against Cao Cao" is simply because he can't stand it. He will never tolerate things that he can't accept. Liu Xuande in history is a person who doesn't have much patience. He is obedient to Zhuge Liang because he likes him, and he sympathizes with Lu Bu because of the same origin. What is that to Cao Cao? Just because for a while, he almost thought that the world would be settled like this. It was not until after the Yidaizhao incident that he discovered that the bottom line could never be broken. Where there is Cao Cao, there will be countless Xuzhous. Therefore, he would rather fight back to Xuzhou and then escape to Jingzhou to live in seclusion for ten years, rather than pretending to be deaf and dumb anymore. So the author's writing is very good. For some things that he simply can't understand, he would rather suffer a big loss than to get rid of this anger. This is Liu Bei Benbei. The only problem is that such a person cannot make it to the end and truly bring peace to the world. In the Tang Dynasty Liu Bei was likely to serve as his official honestly and become a truly loyal military governor in an era of treachery. Or silently observing the direction of this new world, placing bets on which royal family, relatives, and clans will get along well. Liu Bei without Zhuge Liang has basically no subjective initiative. He wants to pacify the four sides, but he doesn't want to bring trouble to the world. It is difficult to imagine Liu Bei deliberately plotting against someone or attacking someone. It is basically impossible to expect him to take the initiative to become the king and hegemony Not to mention that he has been a mercenary for decades in his previous life, so he may not change his thinking in this life. The place where Liu Bei should really go is Shuibo Liangshan. He would be more suitable for that stage than Cao Cao.

When I saw that the protagonist was Liu Bei, I didn't want to watch it at all. They all have to inherit the Han tradition, which Han? It is obviously a class conflict, and the contradiction between the new common people landowners (Hebei) and the old Guanlong nobles (Guanzhong) is irreconcilable. So with the consciousness of the noble families in the Han Dynasty, who cares about the feelings of the gangsters (poor people)?

Alas, no one on this site has written about Xuande as the protagonist, who can also write about his benevolence, righteousness and heroism, and at the same time improve his military strategy. Is it so popular that anyone will read it? I previously paid attention to a book about Liu Bei's good shooting, but it was very vague, and then the results were not good. The current book is very well written in the early stages. The back part is a bit too manipulative and dark, and it's also a harem story. It doesn't capture Liu Bei's temperament, but I think it's okay. But the author said the outline is like this, so there's really nothing he can do about it. The author chose to cut it. Alas. I cut another book, I am really... Xuande, Xuande, on the way to help the Han Dynasty, it is really difficult for you.

It's sad to die 😭

Meng De felt that he could survive better in the Tang Dynasty

Some books, if you keep them, they will disappear.

After the Anshi Rebellion, if the Tang Dynasty wanted to seize the world, it would have to be people like Liu Bang and Li Shimin. Liu Xiu was weak, but Liu Bei was not qualified.

When was this Liu Bei? Liu Bei after becoming emperor?

I hope the author will not forget which path the real Xuande Guild chooses to take.