Among the People, Lu Bu Helped the Han Dynasty.

If you really look back on history and take a closer look, the real loyalty of the Han Dynasty is actually Lu Bu, who beheaded Ding Yuan, executed Dong Zhuo, and defeated Li Jue and Guo Si.

I have read a book about Lu Bu before, and no one can beat it. The author always finds reasons to talk about Lu Bu's behavior in history. Then, according to the so-called history, his opponent Lu Bu is full of romance talents. Every time he plays the drama of surviving from a desperate situation, his heart is broken.

When a dynasty reaches the stage of the late Eastern Han Dynasty, it should be allowed to perish. History is the reincarnation of desire. When that situation is reached, the ruling class should be allowed to perish, and the reckless heroes should be allowed to draw the pie for the people. Then let the society have hope. Even if it takes a hundred years or two or three hundred years to reincarnate, it is better than a society with no hope and just lingering in oppression.

It's very good, but the force value seems to be not as well written as the fairy veteran of Shensan III.

The author has been blurring the age of the protagonist, but the writing time is getting longer and longer. Even if he was 18 at the beginning, he is now 30. After finally getting married, how will the children be arranged? This lord should be desperate if he doesn't have any children. In order to conform to the historical setting, he was older than Liu Bei. At this time, Cao Cao had several children, and Liu Bei should also have some, but they were lost and died in the war. Either make Lu Bu a little more fictional and make him younger and write it clearly, or he must be treated as a middle-aged lord and it is time to cultivate an heir. Even if it is planned to write that the child will rule the world within ten years when he is underage, he must have this heir.

This book obviously improves Xianbei's combat effectiveness. Xianbei did not have the iron smelting technology of the Central Plains and wore more leather armor. Some of them did not. Why did they join the invaders? Because they had horses, it was basically impossible to fight against the Han army. The Han army not only has armor, but also has all kinds of advanced equipment. The Han Dynasty has basically shown no fear towards foreigners since Emperor Wu. Moreover, Xiliang and Youbin both have a large number of war horses, so how can they only rely on infantry.

I feel like you wrote it wrong. . . The real focus of the Three Kingdoms is to strive for hegemony in the world, rather than rolling around in a small quagmire. . . The pattern is bigger, the horizons are wider, and the world is bigger. . .

After research, the hypothesis was put forward that Lu Bu might be a member of the Wei clan of the Seven Heroes of the Warring States Period after the Duke of Jin. Before the end of the Han Dynasty in the Three Kingdoms, there were only two Lu families in the world, one was Jiang Lu and the other was Wei Lu. The ancestor of Jiang Lu was Boyi, whose surname was Jiang. He was a descendant of Emperor Yan. He assisted Dayu in controlling floods and was named Luhou, so he took Lu as his surname. Lu is the original word for spine, which means spine. Dayu's flood control began in Luliang Mountain. It is said that Yu's flood control dug Luliang to open the dragon gate. It was called Guji Mountain in ancient times and was regarded as the backbone of the world. Boyi's fiefdom in the ancient Lu state was in the Luliang Mountain area. Bo Yi's thirty-seventh generation grandson Jiang Ziya, also known as Lu Shang, assisted King Wen and King Wu of Zhou to prosper Zhou and destroy Shang. He was granted the title of Qi. His daughter married King Wu and gave birth to two sons. The eldest son was King Cheng of Zhou and the second son was granted the title of Jin, who was the founding king of Jin. The ancient Lu State changed its title and moved to Nanyang, Henan Province. Its old land was owned by the Jin State and later died in Chu. The origin of Wei Lu can be traced back to Ji Gao, the fifteenth son of Ji Chang, King Wen of Zhou Dynasty. He was granted the title of Bi, so he was called Bi Gonggao. Bi's country perished in Xirong. His descendant Bi Wan entered the Jin Dynasty and became a minister. He was granted the title of Wei for his meritorious service. His descendants took the fiefdom as their surname and were called the Wei family. Chou, the grandson of Bi Wan, was one of the five virtuous ministers of Duke Wen of Jin. He followed Duke Wen of Jin and wandered in foreign countries for nineteen years. He conquered all armies with his bravery and was named Wei Wuzi. Wei Qi, the second son of Wei Ji, was entrusted with the title of the ancient Lu State, so he was also called Lu Qi and Lu Wuzi. In the battle of Yanling between Jin and Chu, an arrow shot out the left eye of the king of Chu. Lü Qi's son, Lu Xiang, also known as Lu Xuanzi, was sent as an envoy to Qin on the orders of Jin Li Gong. The first proclamation in Chinese history, "Jue Qin Wen", was written by him and was known as "Lü Xiang Jue Qin" in history. During the period of King Weilie of Zhou Dynasty, the three families of Han, Zhao and Wei were divided into the Jin Dynasty and became one of the seven heroes of the Warring States Period. The Wei and Lu families became the royal family and clan members of the Wei Dynasty. According to the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms, Lü Bu and Wei Xu were "relatives both externally and internally", which proved that the two surnames Lü and Wei were both different surnames but also from the same clan. Wei Lu was a native of the Jin State, while Jiang Lu mainly lived in Shandong and Henan for more than 600 years after the founding of the Western Zhou Dynasty. The Lu State was destroyed, and the Tian family was dispersed in various places after the Qi Dynasty. Wei Lu and Jiang Lu were not from the same ancestry, and could not be "relatives from outside to inside." Therefore, the most likely explanation is that Lu Bu was born in Wei Lu.

You went to Luoyang to work for a long time and got a belt? With such a great contribution to the rescue, he didn't get promoted, he didn't gain territory, he didn't change Dong Zhuo's gangsters, and he didn't get two talented people back? What are you going to do?

I think you are the red rabbit among men and Lu Bu among horses.

The writing is quite nice, but the characteristic of Lu Bu's writing is that his force is extremely valuable, and one horse can equal a thousand. The Lu Bu written by the author can be said to be realistic, and his force is valuable, but it is far from explosive. I feel like I can just write about a passer-by, and there is no need to mark Lu Bu in particular. After all, Lu Bu's greatest charm is his invincible force and his ability to dominate the world. Without the force value in the novel, it would probably dissuade a lot of readers who want to see the generals attacking the world seven times in and seven out.

What's wrong with Lu Bu? Isn't it just that he jumped into the trap a few more times? He has strong business (killing people) skills and a strong ambition to make progress. He gave full play to his subjective initiative to make the company bigger and stronger, and finally became his own boss. It can be called a model in the industry, and now it is a perfect example of grassroots counterattack. Although there are some minor flaws, for example, the business philosophy is often different from that of the boss. The previous boss did not end well, and the boss's business became his. But that was the late Eastern Han Dynasty when the legal system was not perfect. Besides, even the adoptive father was worshiped, so it was normal to integrate the family property.

The horse fights Lu Bu, the foot fights Dian Wei, Lu Bu rides Dian Wei, the fighting power is unparalleled in the world.

Haven't signed a contract yet? There are more than 100 chapters! Then there is no need for other posts to discuss whether Lu Bu is a loyal minister of the Han Dynasty. The Skeleton King became the emperor and Lu Bu married him (although it did not happen in the end). However, this behavior means that he has recognized the Skeleton King, so he cannot be a loyal minister. Please pay less attention to the marketing account.

The more I look at it, the less interesting it becomes, 😥

Not to mention Lu Bu's strength, your pace is too slow too.

Among historical subjects these days, it's the only one that's written well and can still be read. It just lacks some surprises and the plot is all within the routine. Of course, so much has been written about the late Han Dynasty that it is difficult to find anything different.

Speaking of Lu Bu, in the late Han Dynasty he could only be regarded as a high-level thug, brave and changeable, with no long-term plan and positioning for himself. When he first joined Dong Zhuo, he had an affair with Dong Zhuo's maid. He was afraid that Dong Zhuo would find out. Why should he be afraid of a little maid? It can be seen that she is not an ordinary maid, but most likely Dong Zhuo's maid. At that time, the two worshiped each other as father and son and became Lao Tzu's comrades. Naturally, they were afraid of being discovered. In addition, Dong Zhuo was tyrannical, so Wang Yun betrayed him as soon as he was bewitched. 2. He had an affair with his subordinates' wives, and his subordinates rebelled. "Heroes": Bu said to Taizu: 'Bu treated all the generals well, and all the generals rebelled against Bu'er in times of crisis. '" Taizu said, "You carry your wife on your back and love the generals' wives, how can you be generous?" Bu Moran." Wei Xu recorded that he and Lu Bu were related both externally and internally. They were closely related both externally and internally, so they might be from the same sect, and there was a high probability that their wives were sisters. After Lu Bu alienated Gao Shun, he handed over all Gao Shun's troops to Wei Xu. This shows the relationship between the two. What was the reason why Wei Xuhui rebelled? It was probably because he had an affair with Wei Xu's wife. Therefore, Hao Meng, Wei Xu, and Song Xian all rebelled. The reason was not just that Lu Bu was desperate and drunk and beat people. To be honest, Lu Bu was not at the end of his rope at that time. Many factors caused him to become distracted and he was defeated. So it is not easy for Lu Bu to write well.

Since we are supporting the Han Dynasty, we must work hard and die. Let's see how Prime Minister Zhuge did it. We must learn from his spirit, be strict with ourselves, and take it seriously. Moreover, Prime Minister Zhuge only married one wife and lived a harmonious life without any bad reputation. Therefore, when he traveled through time and became Lu Bu Kuang and helped the Han Dynasty, he had to do this to be a real man.

Is this novel a group portrait novel? It is rare to see the protagonist disappearing for a long time in the early stages of the Battle for Hegemony story.

Kill him if you have to. Why did you keep Ma Chao? Just kill him. Yuan Shao and Liu Bei can both be killed.

Why are historical time-travel novels almost all about soul travel, and many protagonists still have systems or personal space? It is better to write that the protagonist can travel between modern and ancient times through time and space channels. After all, it is based on Einstein's theory of relativity. It is very interesting to write about the protagonist traveling between modern times and ancient times through time and space channels. This can show the direct collision between modern times and ancient times. There are already many stories about the protagonists rebelling in the early Qing Dynasty, including the Kangxi Dynasty and the Yongzheng Dynasty. It would be interesting to write a book in which the protagonist rebelled between Kublai Khan and Yuan Dynasty in the Yuan Dynasty or Zhu Yuanzhang and Hongwu Year in the Ming Dynasty.

To make up for the regrets of figures like Lu Bu and Xiang Yu, please support me.

After seeing more than 100 photos of Dawn of Heroes, I feel like the style has changed. There aren't too many character descriptions, it's all written in Spring and Autumn style, telling the truth.

It's pretty good, the writing is smooth and the plot is logical. I'll give you a monthly pass

I saw a video on station B a few days ago. It is said that the missing horn of the national seal is the horn of the dragon sculpture above, not the horn below. Please consider it 🤔

Civil and military cultivation, technology assists, IQ crushes, force opens the way, creating a thousand-year-old Han country