Three Kingdoms: Defeat Sun Quan

Soochow Wu defeated Cao Wei? Win or lose? Why do I think it's three to seven, Cao Wei's seven, if Sun Quan is taken alone, his record is nine to one! Sun Quan played in person and basically never won.

No, buddy, have you read the Romance of the Three Kingdoms? When Soochow Wu defeated Cao Wei, we can only say that there was a winner or loser for each other.

Sun Wu is really a bunch of clowns, how can he still occupy three points of the world? The Shu Han was really so good that it would not have been trapped in Shu from the founding of the country to the fall of the country. The Northern Expedition was nothing more than a slogan for foreign rulers to divert internal conflicts and set up banners to unify people's hearts. Cao Wei was usurped, and Sun Quan engaged in internal strife in his later years, which shows that Wei and Wu were full of contradictions. Is it difficult for Shu Han to unify the world with such outstanding people? After all, the three countries are all terrible. Only when the afterglow of four hundred years of the Han Dynasty shines on Shu Han can you think he is great.

With the name of your novel, I don't think it will work without collecting it 🤭🤭🤭

I didn't even think about reading it when I saw the title of Chapter 12. It's just another mentally retarded article. Let's go and write about Three Kingdoms Killing Fans, okay?

He is a genius who can write so badly. I have written millions of words, but with the amount of book friends I am afraid I will not be able to earn even two thousand. I still have the audacity to continue writing, hahaha.

The author writes that most of the people in Soochow are not very good, so he brings out his personal emotions.

A Jiaozhi, 20 chapters have been watered down, and there is still no result, so this is the way to write it.

It feels like I have never taken a history class 🤔

Author, your comment section is interesting, even better than the book 🤭

Just because of your name, I collected it

Didn't Soochow still make some progress after taking Jingzhou?

Also, the author, you traveled to the Three Kingdoms period, are you sure it was you who played to death Sun Quan, and not Sun Quan who played to death you? Do you really think Sun Quan is a waste? It's really a very simple thing for him to kill you. Others inherit their father and brother's legacy at the age of 18. After his death, Soochow's territory reached the three states. Defeat Cao Wei from active attack in the early stage to passive defense in the later stage, and you will kill Sun Quan. I'm afraid your head was caught in the door.

There are too many typos, especially in these chapters, Zhang Xiu in the front, Sun Xiu in the back, and ZhangXiu in the back

After reading more than ten chapters, I really can't stand this typo, so I say goodbye.

Sun Quan is the ancestor of our branch 😆

I thought it was discontinued, but I didn't expect it to be updated again! I will subscribe as soon as it is updated!

Is this book cool?😥

I stopped updating again and it seems to be completely cold.

There is a fundamental problem with Zhuge Liang's strategy of dividing the world into three parts, that is, from the beginning to the end, the Shu Kingdom did not face up to what kind of people the monarchs and ministers of Soochow were. They completely failed to understand that Soochow and Shu Han were not allies that could be relied on, but rather hyenas that needed to be guarded against. The Shu Kingdom did not understand this, so it frequently failed in its strategy against Soochow. This mistake caused Shu Han to lose the opportunity to rise twice. The biggest problem in the battle of Yiling is that the Shu Han monarchs and ministers had a large army but still treated Soochow with the mentality of war to promote peace. Liu Bei had the advantage in the early stage, but did not take advantage of the situation to attack Soochow. But Soochow wants to kill the Shu Han whenever there is an opportunity. The imbalance between the two mentality will definitely lead to Liu Bei's defeat in the Battle of Yiling