Three Kingdoms: I, Liu Feng, Don't Want to Die

How should I put it? I think the beginning of the book to the recapture of Jingzhou is the most exciting, and the rest is boring.

I hate Lu Meng and Lu Xun, but I don't care about him until he appears. First of all, Lu Meng is an out-and-out famous general. A child from other families who has followed Sun Ce in the army since he was a child, he is still an admirable protagonist. From his achievements to his resume, there is nothing to be ashamed of. But there is a saying that if the line is wrong, the more talented you are, the more harmful you will be. Lü Meng and Lu Xun are all villains whose talents are better than their virtues, because their talents are all used by Sun Quan, and Sun Quan has no virtues. Virtue does not mean morality, but status, and Sun Quan is just nameless and distinguished. He was not the founder of Soochow, but he enjoyed the longest period of rule in Soochow, and in the late Han Dynasty when the orthodox royal family still had an official emperor, Cao Cao had an emperor, and Liu Bei's surname Liu could be regarded as a branch of the royal family. According to the "ritual" that had not yet collapsed at that time, the final winner could only come from the two of them.               ，，，， Don't say that Zhuge Liang didn't expect that you, a rat from Soochow, would betray the alliance. I couldn't think of it. You are not very ambitious, but you are very ambitious. Can you unify Jingzhou by sending you? Do you have the strength? What's the use of taking it? Then there is comparison. There is no distinction between good and evil in history books, but most people who read history will. After the three families returned to the Jin Dynasty, the magical performance of the Jin Dynasty made everyone realize that Luoshui farted and killed the king in the street to gain the country. The people naturally have a yearning for virtue, so in the people's re-creation of the history of the Three Kingdoms, who will be the protagonist of the three families of Wei, Shu and Wu naturally comes out. Lü Meng, as one of the orthodox male protagonists of various works on the Three Kingdoms theme, Guan Yu's mourner, has indeed betrayed the alliance. Even if it is a normal military fraud, it is naturally hated by others, and this evil has been evil since the Three Kingdoms to modern times. Chairman Mao once praised Lu Meng, who came from a low background but eventually rose to the top through hard work and was wise and resourceful. However, Chairman Mao praised him from the perspective of promoting his strengths and hoped that everyone would learn from his strengths. He criticized Guan Yu because he was conceited and prideful and could not unite the front. I hope everyone can learn from his lessons. The most simple emotions of the people will still choose people whose virtues are greater than their talents as their emotional sustenance, because the people know that with good virtues, that person without talents will not cause harm to the people, but those who cause harm are people without virtues, and the more harm they do, the greater the harm.

Let me first say that I haven't read the book yet, so I don't know if it's good or not. I'll just talk about the question in the introduction, which is about whether Liu Chan can inherit the throne. According to clan law, Liu Feng is the first heir. When Liu Feng adopts Liu Bei and changes his surname, Liu Feng becomes Liu Bei's eldest son and the undisputed first heir. As long as Liu Feng makes no mistakes, the throne will be his. If Liu Feng doesn't die, Liu Chan will never be crowned king.

The reason for his death was not not saving Guan Yu. Zhuge Liang said three reasons. The biggest reason was that Liu Feng was very good and had a high prestige in the army. He was afraid that no one would be able to stop Liu Feng after Liu Bei died, so the better he was, the sooner he would die unless Liu Chan was gone.

To be honest, the most annoying thing for me after watching the Three Kingdoms is that the brainless substitution of RTS games says that eight mines beat two mines, and 9 million people beat 700,000 people. Why don't you read more history books, or even watch two more games? No matter how great the advantage of material conditions is, it requires people to take advantage of it. There are many examples in history of small ones swallowing up big ones, not to mention the Ming Dynasty, which had a population of over 100 million and was bled for 30 years and then was abruptly taken over by the Manchus. The Qing Dynasty had a family with a population of only 200,000 or 300,000 and took over the world. Didn't the Jin Dynasty, the untamed ancestor of the Manchus, swallow up the Liao Kingdom, a country thousands of miles away, and then spend two years beating another country thousands of miles away half to death? Not to mention that the Ming Dynasty was destroyed by natural disasters and peasant uprisings. The Qing Dynasty won the world only because of traitors. In the Ming Dynasty, there were natural disasters, uprisings, and foreign invasions, but Cao Wei was gone? At this point in the book, there was a plague that swept across the north and wiped out five high-ranking figures like the Seven Sons of Jian'an at once. This kind of natural disaster was not much worse than that in the late Ming Dynasty. As for foreign aggression, uprisings, and internal rebellions, who of Cao Wei escaped? Not to mention that the Liao and Song dynasties were peaceful for a long time, Wen Tian and Wu were playful, etc. The grassroots corruption of Cao Wei was no worse than these two. Historically, it was Shu Han who failed to seize the opportunity. That was Shu Han's problem. But it doesn't mean that after the Shu Han solves its own problems, you, Cao Wei, will have no problem. But don't forget, three years before the Shu Han destroyed the country, Cao Mao was stabbed to death on the street. Among the three families of Cao, Liu and Sun, the earliest one to lose the country was Cao Wei, who seemed to be the most powerful.

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It is impossible for Liu Feng to step out of Shangyong. If you step on the front foot, the Shangyong family will immediately defect to Wei. If you go to rescue Guan Yu, your territory will be gone. If Liu Bei doesn't kill you, at least he won't let you lead his troops. Just in time to pave the way for his son. When you travel back in time, you think you have everything under control. Where does the confidence come from? History? Ridiculous

Liu Feng was written many years ago. He wrote it very well and got very good results.

Liu Feng is in a very difficult situation. Does the author write that Liu Feng protects Liu Chan? Not showing it is like Li Shimin conquering the country. The credit is too great and readers cannot accept it. Writing about Liu Feng usurping the throne would not work, history would be difficult to pass. All in all, in a nutshell, Liu Feng's book is not flattering inside and out.

You can always see Wu fans under the comments of Shu fans, and you can see Shu fans under the comments of Wu fans. The two waves of fans are locked together, which is a perpetual motion machine. The popularity of this book is not high enough. The one I read before had a few comments, each of which had over 200 reviews.

The writing is a bit interesting, but the writing is too wordy. Old readers will become impatient after reading a few chapters. Ninety-nine percent of the 7 o'clock novels are this kind of book that will drown them.

I don't understand why they always emphasize adopted sons. Does it mean to draw a clear line between not being close to your father? In ancient times, we shouldn't just call father and son without any descriptors.

No, is Liu Chan serious about the introduction? This is too much, right?

I wrote about Kou Feng a few years ago. Don't be too loud.

There are often people who have never read any books and come in to give some pointers after reading the title.

I remember that there were many time-travel novels about Liu Feng ten years ago, and they basically all followed the same routine. . . . After all, Jingzhou was already in Jingzhou when Liu Bei met Liu Feng, and the north was almost unified. I remember that the novel about Liu Feng who traveled through time was written badly ten years ago.

It's the first time I've seen a novel ending in a dull way. It's over in just over two hundred chapters.

The writing is too fake, describing the protagonist as a saint who is never seen in ten thousand years. 😡

It's good to finish it now

Isn't it true that the person mentioned in the comments has ulterior motives and is just talking to Wu Guo? I really don't understand Wu Guo has outstanding characters, but overall they are just fluff.

Shock! Is this the end of the book? ! Caught off guard

Is this the end of the novel? It's so boring compared to Zhongxing Dahan and Romance of Shu.

The author's historical skills are relatively strong, but I feel that the pace is a bit too fast. Killing and killing all the way, it is too much like playing Romance of the Three Kingdoms. It can still be interspersed with some internal affairs to slow down the pace. It feels like it is a pity to finish 1 million with such a good foundation. Come on.

After watching it for a long time, I felt it was not as interesting as the original version. I was probably fighting aesthetic fatigue all the way.

All of them are just talking on paper and pretending to be guilty.

Many people have mentioned the shortcomings of this book: the pace is very fast (some readers commented that they were afraid that if it were too slow, no one would read it, which made me laugh to death), the main story is that there are fewer battles and the technological development of modern people traveling back to ancient times, and the protagonist looks like a saint. But in my opinion, these are not big shortcomings. Isn't it good to have a fast pace? Nowadays, there are too many water stories. You don't know what they are talking about in more than ten chapters on water, and the plot has no progress. Can you read it? The main part of the article is about the lack of some technology trees. Although it is a bit regretful, compared with those articles that randomly compile technology trees without common sense, this may be the author's way of maximizing strengths and avoiding weaknesses, and it is not unacceptable. The protagonist looks like a saint, which is indeed a bit too much. I am actually not satisfied with this point, but considering that the protagonist knows the original historical trend and the author must achieve the final ending, it seems that the protagonist's character can only be shaped a little more perfectly. 😅 There are too many articles these days that are too watery in order to make money, and are full of anticlimactic results. This article can be considered a good one. I personally like to divide online articles into four levels: strongly recommended, generally recommended, to pass the time, and can't stand it. This article is generally recommended by me.

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It's actually finished, and there's one less book to read.

This is the scene. There is also a scene in the image when Bowang Slope was burned. Zhuge Liang also mentioned it when giving orders.

This novel's portrayal of Liu Chan is too fake, right?