Three Kingdoms: I Am Not Cao Rui

I am not Cao Rui of the Great Wei Dynasty. I am a fat man who has lived for decades in the 21st century. I have been in water and fire, hammered screws in an electronics factory, and am a good ox and horse. I am the successor who has been educated in the art of slaying dragons!

I don't want to go into details about military matters. Everyone has their own opinions. The biggest feeling after reading this article is the vivid and delicate description of the characters. It can be said that many characters have their own characteristics. For example, Sima Yi not only describes his resourcefulness, but also describes his good at guessing others and figuring out their intentions. Other civil servants and generals, whether they are Shizhong, governor, Liubu, central army, and frontier army generals, are all written very reasonably and consistent with each person's identity. The detailed description is also the best among the historical articles I have read (I prefer the author's delicate writing style and likes to work hard on small people). It is really a rare masterpiece.

😜Encourage me

The writing is great, and the events in the Three Kingdoms are very well written.

A good book, worth reading again and again. I hope a good director will make a TV series that will be better. I love it and must share it.

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The protagonist travels to Cao Rui. In fact, he doesn't have to do anything. He needs to take good care of his body. He can live decades longer than his previous life, have more sons, and wait until his sons grow up. The emperor of the Cao family is too short-lived. If Sima Yi dies, everything will be unknown. Now, Cao Rui is already the third generation of the Cao family, and he already has the inertia of a dynasty. As long as he doesn't seek death and lives for a few more decades, the inertia of history will push Cao Wei for at least a hundred years. To put it bluntly in politics, the one who survives to the end is the biggest winner.

The Sima family was not ambitious from the beginning. After all, Sima Yi was old, Cao Rui was in his prime, and his strength was not the strongest. As a result, Cao Xiu and Cao Zhen were sent one after another, Kong Ming brother was gone, Cao Rui died young, and he passively became the strongest party. Unfortunately, the person in charge of the Cao family was still Cao Shuang, a precious person. It would be a bit impolite to not use your brain.

It's a pity that Cao Rui died young. You still have to pay attention to your health when playing Cao Rui. In terms of politics and military, as long as you PK the Sima family, the rest will be a push. Simple mode.

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1. Ma Su relied on the terrain to perfectly block Zhang He, stood firm without fighting, and successfully survived Zhuge Liang's return for reinforcements - Sima Yi level 2. Ma Su sent out suspicious soldiers, dispersed Zhang He's troops, bypassed Zhang He's camp, and forced Zhang He to flee in panic. Ma Su pursued and killed him all the way, and gained a lot - Zhang Liao level Don't 3. Ma Su pretended to be unprepared to lure Zhang He to attack, but actually set up an ambush, defeated Zhang He, and shocked Chang'an - Zhang Fei level 4. Ma Di laid an ambush, waited for Zhang He's army to be in chaos, took the lead in riding his horse to attack, and killed Zhang He with lightning speed - Guan Yu Level 5. Ma Su arranged his troops in formation, stationed in front of the horse army, and stood up with a sword. No one in Zhang He's army dared to challenge, so he had to lead his troops away - Lu Bu Level 6. Ma Su divided his troops into small groups, harassed Zhang He all the way, and used high maneuverability to tear Zhang He's 50,000-strong army into small groups. And annihilate it - Genghis Khan level 7. Ma Di said nothing, led his troops into battle, and ran for a long distance. Before Zhang He could reach the street pavilion, he led his troops to break through the enemy, went straight to the Chinese army camp, and captured Zhang He, - Huo Qubing level 8. Ma Di asked Wang Ping to garrison with full authority, and since He set off with 800 elite cavalry. When Zhang He was marching and stationed in camp, he took the lead to charge and kill him. He was invincible along the way - Yue Fei level 9. Ma Di, also known as Wang Pingshou, led 3,000 elite soldiers to fight against Zhang He. In front of the formation, Ma Di picked up his bow and arrow, and fired a single arrow, which was unstoppable with thunderous force. The force suddenly opened and closed the door, Zhang He fell off his horse and died - Xue Rengui level 10. Ma Di also called Wang Pingshou, led 500 men on a long-distance attack, took Zhuge Liang's flag, and rushed to Zhang He's marching road to ambush. When Zhang He was halfway through the march, he immediately unfurled Zhuge Liang's flag and let Zhang He march. The Wei army thought that Zhuge's army was ambushing here and fled in panic. Ma Di took advantage of the situation to pursue and recapture most of the Wei army's food and grass - Su Lie and Su Dingfang level 11. Ma Di built a barracks on the mountain. Before Zhang He arrived, he ate all the food, destroyed all the heavy equipment, and then stood high. The next step was to charge through Zhang He's army formation - Han Xin level 12. Ma Di was condescending and rushed through Zhang He's army formation. After reorganizing the army, he attacked all the way to Xuchang - Xiang Yu level 13. Ma Di arranged his troops head-on and relied on 3,000 sergeants to break through Zhang He's 50,000-strong army. Army, and captured Zhang He alive - Chen Qingzhi's level 14. Ma Su surrounded Zhang He's 50,000 men with 3,500 men. After Sima Yi sent 100,000 reinforcements, he surrounded the point and broke through the reinforcements. After gathering the remaining troops, he turned around and defeated Zhang He - Li Shimin's level 15. Ma Su surveyed the terrain and judged the best place to camp, as well as all the places where Zhang He might camp. Anticipating the enemy, when Zhang He arrived, he found that Ma Su's camp layout was impeccable. One day, Wang Ping was asked to guard the camp again. He personally led 800 people and suddenly robbed the camp. Zhang He was frightened and fled in panic - Li Jing level 16. Ma Su camped on the mountain, but Zhang He cut off the water source. He was short of men and horses and was in danger. Moreover, the soldiers could not be mobilized for a long time. The situation was over, but unexpectedly one day spring water was suddenly dug out from the ground - Chang Yuchun/Cheng Yaojin level 17. Ma Su led an army of 5,000, and lined up to face Zhang He's 50,000 troops. He ordered Wang Ping to lead the army to deploy Zhuge Liangnu on the high ground, and also ordered a general to hide elite cavalry in the mountains and forests, waiting for the war to begin. Thousands of arrows were fired, the heavy cavalry formed an iron chain formation, and the infantry came down with a drum - Li Yuanhao level 18. Ma Di used the arrogant strategy and pretended to be defeated three times to induce Zhang He to attack. Ma Di hid his troops in the forest and waited for Zhang He to step into the position. Zhang He——Huang Zhong Level 19. Ma Di wanted Wang Ping to defend him. He had 3,000 elite soldiers constantly harassing and irritating Zhang He. He lured Zhang He's main force to the preset battlefield where a large number of traps were placed. He commanded his elite cavalry to outflank Zhang He and pushed Zhang He into a desperate situation step by step. The more courage he fought, the more courageous he was to beat Zhang He with a single drum beat - Hannibal Level 20. Ma Su lined up 10,000 troops and mobilized for war. The front army deployed a large shield and spear, the middle army threw spears/strong crossbowmen, and the rear cavalry was on standby. His micro maneuvers on the battlefield were astonishing. Looking at each other, Ma Su's troops became more and more courageous as they fought, and directly defeated Zhang He - Alexander level 21. Ma Su withdrew from the street pavilion, but left many hidden soldier pits. Under the dark sky, Ma Su personally led dozens of elite soldiers, sneaked into Zhang He's camp, set fire to the door, and Wang Ping saw the situation outside the door and rushed to kill Zhang He! ——Odyssey Level 22. Ma Su rushed to the street pavilion and quickly set up a battlefield at the street pavilion. He hid 5,000 troops in the mountains and forests, and called the 10,000 army to the outside world. He lured Zhang He into setting up a decisive battle on the battlefield in advance, and used the terrain advantages to form a stalemate with Zhang He. When both sides were at the end of their efforts, 5,000 people marched forward and broke through Zhang He's army formation - Caesar Gaius level.

I was confused. The Three Kingdoms was essentially a bad era. The Shu Han led by Liu Bei could exist for decades only because the other two were bad enough! To refine it further, it's the background of the family! They all advocate Cao Cao, what is there to brag about! Boss Cao failed to unify the world due to small losses and various accidents, and he even called it a competition among the heroes! Not to mention the Jiangdong rats! With the resources of the Cao Wei regime, it would only be a matter of time before a capable emperor from the Han Dynasty could unify the world!

Why does the author always think about expansion? The Three Kingdoms have not yet been unified, and he still thinks about the Western Regions. It is still possible to accept the three Koreas, after all, it has been under the influence of the Central Plains for a long time; it is okay to let Japan surrender in name, the emperor wants to save face, and there is no loss; if you have nothing to do with the Western Regions, Liangzhou will not be stable, the population will not recover, and the military will not be rich. It will be reorganized after unification. And I always like to say something to future generations. Since ancient times, before modern times, was there any reason for the expansion of strength in the Central Plains? In places where there is no rule in modern times, who will recognize you since ancient times?

The failure of the Wei and Jin Dynasties was due to the root cause. The emperor was personally strong. For example, no matter how good Cao Rui was in history, he could still keep the minimum limit. It had nothing to do with whether Sima Yi usurped your Cao family and the world. If you reform, you won't be able to touch the cake of aristocratic families. 70% Of the land and population in Kyushu belongs to other families. If they give you 30%, you have to look at the family's attitude. As for the untouchables? The average life expectancy is less than thirty-five, and you can't read a word. How can you rely on untouchables to reform? The passage that describes the untouchables the most in the history books of the Three Kingdoms is your ancestor Cao Cao. For example, Cao Cao massacred Xuzhou three times and the Si River stopped flowing. For example, the bones are exposed in the wild and there are no roosters crowing for thousands of miles. So your Cao family is worse than the Sima family.

What is the difference between such a protagonist and the Jiajing Emperor of the Ming Dynasty? He has the ability but does not use it. He uses his intelligence and wisdom almost entirely to balance and control the ministers. Maybe you can arrange the success of the protagonist in the book, but in fact the probability of successful unity is very low. The upper beam is not straight and the lower beam is crooked. As the supreme leader, the emperor's words and deeds affect the atmosphere below. If you are greedy for pleasure, how can you ask the people below to work hard? Extravagance will definitely prevail. The disadvantage of excessive centralization is that the eyes of the world are staring at you, and you can't do many things you want to do.

I don't understand why every modern person wants to bring modern policy ideas with him to ancient times. To be honest, China and the United States, both modern countries, have different ideas. Why does the protagonist have confidence that ancient people can recognize modern ideas?

Go big, today

Having reached this point in writing, the author should not be conservative. At this point in the battle, it is clear that the destruction of Shu is in sight, and the author does not need to strengthen Prime Minister Zhuge any more. We have given too many reinforcements to the Shu army and Zhuge, and it will be boring to do it again. Even if Shu is not destroyed this time, it will at least be completely crippled. If there are to be repeated northern expeditions in the future, then I have nothing to say.

This book is well written in the post-Three Kingdoms period. There's nothing bad about the writing or the plot. As long as it doesn't end badly in the later stages, it can be regarded as a masterpiece.

To say that Sima Yi was very ambitious during Cao Rui's period is because he has not read history at all. History is not only about results.

This emperor has several women, don't fall in love with one woman again, it makes me sick.

Hundreds of chapters later, the protagonist has not reformed at all. The protagonist can only create the imperial examination system, the three provinces and six ministries system, the land equalization system, the government military system, the abolition of slavery, the promotion of children into acres, and the government and gentry all paying grain. The absolute national power of Wei has greatly increased, and it can easily unify the world. At this time, Wei has only 5 million registered civilian households, and only 7 million military households, but the actual population should be about 20 million.

This book is relatively realistic in military terms and is very close to ancient wars, unlike other novels where hundreds of thousands of armies fight against each other. After all, ancient productivity was backward, organizational efficiency was low, manpower was limited, and transportation was inconvenient. How is it possible to stably provide ordnance and food for hundreds of thousands of troops to go on an expedition? There is no telephone or radio station, but they can command hundreds of thousands of troops to advance and retreat in an orderly manner, like an arm and a finger. Even if there is one Han Xin and Sun Wu for every 50,000 people, it is enough. It is too magical! You must know that in the Battle of Huaihai, 5 million civilians were used to provide daily food for the 600,000-strong army. Therefore, it is normal for the whole country to mobilize tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of troops for a big war. Any more would be outrageous!

If you accept Sun's daughter and then punish her family, you might as well not accept her earlier. If you accept her and then punish the two scourges around you, the protagonist will not have Sun Hao's habit.

If you are not good at writing about military matters, don't write so much, and write more about politics and reform.

Your Kingdom of Wei and Kingdom of Wu only have more than one million households. Good guy, if you capture Sun Wu, you will be granted tens of thousands of households. This is not counting other things. Your children and grandchildren really want to thank you. You have earned your reputation. Let others take the blame! To put it bluntly, why did Sima Yi Manchong and others enfeoff thousands of households? Still sealed! After such a generous man as Li Shimin ascended the throne, Changsun Wuji only had more than a thousand households! At that time, the Tang Dynasty had more than 4 million more households than yours! You are a waste of money! And with so many people being enfeoffed, how could they concentrate their financial resources to build the Yellow River and guard against foreign tribes? Arrange weapons? Liu Che is awesome because he got back most of the household registration that his ancestors gave him! More than a hundred princes and princes were cut off! Otherwise, there is no chance to raise money!

The prime minister's handling of the situation was not very good. I think Wu Hou should have died according to the approximate time of history. Wu Hou died too late, and the whole country was basically unified. He was too desperate. According to the normal time, at least the three kingdoms would be parallel, and he could have room for fantasy before he died, and he could revive the Han Dynasty.

However, the story of the novel advances too slowly, and no matter how good the writing is, it cannot capture the impetuous hearts of readers. When Sun Quan went north to attack Cao Cao, he kept making preparations but did not attack. Too consuming to watch

Not writing about emperors/ Example: If the author opens a new book, he travels through 228 years, travels through Cao Shuang and Xia Hou Xian or others, and is promoted step by step to open the government 🙂 The writing method is unique, the author can refer to it. But we must prevent Cao Zhen and Cao Xiu from dying normally. The Late Three Kingdoms Period

Tomato, someone copied your book. It's exactly the same. His name is Da Wei: I, Emperor Wei Ming, will never be a puppet.