Three Kingdoms: Liu Bei's Chief Strategist, Restoring the Han Dynasty

This idea is good, but it would be difficult for Cao Cao to make Nanyang the governor, unless Liu Bei tricked Cao Cao into taking Nanyang to help Cao Cao prevent Liu Biao from going north.

You always talk about other people's lives. What you know is something passed down two thousand years ago. Do you know whether it is true or false or a legend? When I think about people saying, no, there is no such thing, I feel so embarrassed that I have to take out all the three rooms and one living room.

After taking Nanyang, the most important thing is to help Liu Bei find an excuse to beat Liu Biao.

The second year of Jian'an in the Han Dynasty

Your Three Kingdoms are the new Three Kingdoms. What do I think about this? Why does Liu Bei always want to achieve great things in his heart? He should be a supporter of the Han Dynasty.

There is something wrong with the strategy. If you capture Jingzhou, go north to Guanzhong, or capture Hanzhong and enter Guanzhong. Yangzhou is difficult to defeat and it is a barbaric and defended land. Only the land east of Guanzhong, Liangzhou and Hedong has the aura to become an emperor.

The male protagonist must be a fool for causing trouble like this. No matter how you look at it, it will be Han Xin's fate.

After capturing Jingzhou, they still divided their troops to find trouble for Cao Cao, delaying Cao Cao's passage to Hebei, and at the same time took advantage of the civil strife in Yizhou to capture Yizhou.

Is Liu Bei's character a bit broken? In my impression, Liu Bei wanted to regain the Han Dynasty, and would not attack his fellow clan members under normal circumstances. But in the book Liu Bei always wanted to dominate the world, and he would not have any burden even if he attacked Liu Biao sneakily. It feels awkward.

In fact, you should go to Guanzhong, or go to Guanzhong after taking Nanyang.