
Three Kingdoms: Hold On, My Father Yuan Shu Isn’t a Spoiled Brat
三国:慢着,我爹袁术不是败家子
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- Completed
- Length
- 45k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
22Chapters
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A bit short-sighted, did he give up the place where Cao Cao Yanzhou fought four battles? Nanyang said that it was a county, richer than some states, and the location was good. If he gave it up because he was afraid of being attacked by others, he would be an idiot. Moreover, Nanyang is adjacent to Runan, Yuzhou. In other words, it happens to be connected to Yuan Shu's hometown, and it is not an enclave. This can give you talents.
The Three Kingdoms is a world of clans. This protagonist has the appearance of a benevolent ruler, and there is no shortage of talents and generals. It is a pity that Zhuge Liang, with his background and Liu Bei's style, has accomplished a great thing, and counselors like to play tricks.
I just found out that the author has published a new book, but Yuan Shu is still here, let's write back to Shu Han, Shu Han is a dream
Do you know what Nanyang County was in the late Han Dynasty? In terms of food and population, it is already comparable to three or four counties in other states, not to mention that it is a strategically attractive place in terms of terrain. You can give up everything that military strategists must fight for. It is awesome. With Runan connected to Nanyang, you can completely defend Cao Cao in the north and attack with all your strength to destroy Liu Biao. Especially you can use it. Use Sun Ce's revenge, or follow the historical plot and go south to capture Jiujiang and Lujiang, occupy Yangzhou, and then form an encirclement network to attack Jingzhou from three sides. Cao Cao will not fight against Yuan Shu until Yuan Shu has not destroyed his foundation and proclaimed himself emperor. If he gets half of Yuzhou, he will definitely turn around and attack Xuzhou and attack Heluo.