Three Kingdoms: The Founding Emperor Personally Restores the Han Dynasty
三国，汉高祖亲自匡扶汉室
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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I couldn't hold back my laughter after reading the introduction.
In reality, Liu Bang was quite magnanimous, indifferent to life and death, and not at all like the fanatical restorationist he was portrayed in the introduction.
You underestimate Liu Bang.
He could lead his troops and sweep through the weak state of the late Han Dynasty.
Liu Bang was Emperor Taizu, and Gao was his posthumous title.
It seems that many people think that a ruthless and charismatic leader is dashing and has a true personality?
I don't understand something. Why do some of you feel such empathy for those ruthless and tyrannical figures? Especially the kind who kill indiscriminately, massacre cities, and even clog rivers. I've noticed that many people who like this type of person say they are genuine. Or you could say they have a unique personality. Oh My God!!! And then what were their evaluations of Liu Bei or Liu Bang?
It's well written, but the way you address people is a bit awkward.
Why do you always refer to Shu Han? Your envoys even refer to themselves as Shu Han when they go on missions. I'm speechless.
Liu Bei entrusted his son to Liu Bang when they died at roughly the same age.
What's the point of going back there? I won't live for more than a few years. If it were a few years earlier, or if I had gone to Liu Shan, there would have been room for maneuver.
6. (Comment deleted because it's too late.)
Given the infighting among the weaklings of the Three Kingdoms period, it feels like Liu Bang himself could have easily plowed through the entire kingdom with his army.
It's certainly novel, but isn't your timeline a bit too late? Mainly, Bei Bei is too old. Although Bang Ge is old too, I'm worried about his lifespan. Seven years to unify the world? That's almost seventy! And Bang Ge is the commander of 100,000 men, something Bei Bei can't compare to. Don't let him lose face!
Concerned about the Prime Minister's physical and mental health
Well, I'm not worried about whether Liu Bang will succeed, but I am worried about whether the prime minister will have a good end. Moreover, judging from the "Memorial on Dispatching the Troops," Liu Bei himself is also a very important factor, otherwise he wouldn't have said, "I am grateful for the special treatment I received from the late emperor and wish to repay it to Your Majesty."