All the Generals Will Follow Liang on His Northern Expedition!

It would be difficult for Zhuge Liang to succeed in the Northern Expedition at this time point, not to mention Zhuge Liang is also an extremely smart person, even if he has foresight in time travel.

Unless Z is used to write Chu Xuan's method of reading the script directly and blurring part of the plot, the upper limit of the character's IQ in the book is the author's level, which is the level of a top genius like Zhuge. . . Let him travel through time, and he will be foresighted. . . Even with 2,000 more years of experience, ordinary people would never have imagined the level he could reach. . . Back to this book, the previous writing is really not good, and some plots are not handled reasonably. For example, in the street pavilion, Zhang He was looked down upon too much. Zhang He was basically the number one general in Cao Wei during this period. According to Zhang He's level, the main army would have been defeated before Jiang Wei intervened. At the very least, it was impossible to forcefully attack Wang Ping without risking being flanked from both sides. Talking about Zhuge's response, Zhuge was always cautious in his life and would never risk the entire army's defeat by responding like this. Ji Han could not afford to lose. . . But there is a trend that the writing will get better and better, especially in the latest chapter where the veteran returns to the court to rule the world.

What, you already knew that you had passed it at the beginning and you still had to let Ma Di continue to the street pavilion?

Come on, come on, to be honest, I am pro-Shu, especially Jiang Wei and Zhuge. I may be subjective and biased, so I think the writing is pretty good. As for those who are pro-Cao Xisun, I don't know.

Those who read history books will scold people if they have even the slightest wrong knowledge. I looked at the collection and it only has 500, and the reviews here are not friendly.

The first twenty or thirty chapters feel really good, but the later chapters seem a bit too detailed? I can't comment on it yet, so keep reading.

During the first Northern Expedition, it was basically about fighting for time. The biggest role of Jieting was to delay time, not to win. Even if he imitated Zhao Kuo's cannibalism and fought fiercely for forty-six days, it would be better than simply abandoning the army and running away.

Judging from the introduction, Zhuge Liang doesn't have anyone available.

I feel like your writing is better than Mi Fang's and Liu Chan's. Maybe I like Zhuge Liang better. You can try writing about the Tang Dynasty, the late Ming Dynasty, or Yue Fei

I like this book very much, hope it doesn't end badly

Even after Zhuge Liang was reborn, he couldn't defeat Cao Wei. The gap in national power was there. And Zhuge Liang's military capabilities cannot change this situation.

Zhuge Liang returned the prophet's skills, so others don't have to play them anymore

Let's build a Yanhan three times! Create a thousand-year empire!