
Liu Bei: My Road to Glory and Military Power
刘备:我的光武之路
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The author is just a joke, why should you push the wealthy families, because you still care too much about the wealthy families. Jizhou only has a population of five million. Fighting for 80% of the common people to open up a hundred acres of land for each person is better than directly attacking the wealthy families. The author just wants to be lazy, and the protagonist in the book also wants to be lazy, and wants to grab ready-made land from the wealthy families. If you control the vast majority of the population and divide the wasteland to open up wasteland, then gradually no one will give the rich people farmland. They have to fight hard and care about it. Isn't that interesting?
It's understandable that you want to write about growth, but your strength doesn't allow you to play with benevolence and righteousness. I just want to say that he is very emperor but not a time traveler. My whole body was covered in blood and my opponent had no injuries. If you think that the opponent will fall out with you if you kill him, you are sober. But I can only say that this is a coward. The real emperor uncle was also killed on the battlefield. Renyi can only treat his own people and the enemy. This is a traitor.
The Three Kingdoms series that I can really appreciate is a series that is good but not popular. The author insists on writing it, and it will become popular sooner or later.
Golden horn, silver edge grass, belly, these are the rules of playing Go. According to the description of the layout of the world, China can be divided into nine palaces. The Golden Horn is the Guanzhong area, Hebei area, Jiangnan area, and Bashu area. The four sides are Bingzhou area, Hanzhong area, Jingzhou and Xiangyang areas, and Shandong area. The grass belly is the Central Plains region. The terrain in Xuzhou, Liu Bang's initial base, was particularly poor, and Xiang Yu could not defend Xuzhou. There is no danger to defend in Jingzhou and Xiangyang, and there is almost no danger to defend in the area. Especially during the Three Kingdoms period, after Liu Bei lost Xiangyang, the situation deteriorated extremely. Liu Bei's best base should be Bingzhou. As long as you guard a few passes there, you can farm behind closed doors. The Bingzhou area is mainly dominated by Huns and Huns, as well as the peasant army of the Red Turban Army. The power of the aristocratic family there is relatively weak. Suitable for the protagonist's reform. I feel like many people like to use Cao Cao's farming system, but it's really bad. Basically, they treat farmers as serfs. You have to hand over 50% or even 70% throughout the year. The best choices are the military household system of the Ming Dynasty and the military household system of the Tang Dynasty. In fact, for Cao Cao, the best choice of base area is the Guanzhong area. Why did Cao Cao choose the Central Plains region as his base? Because his hometown is there. It is the same as Xiang Yu abandoning Guanzhong and choosing Xuzhou. Cao Cao chose to make his capital in the Central Plains region, which meant that he would be besieged from all sides. He must have a large number of troops for defense, and the number of troops used for mobile combat will be reduced. And if there are more troops fighting, it means that the population in important areas will be smaller, and there will be food shortages. Cao Cao encountered food problems several times and had to retreat
It's so fake, so hypocritical, I've robbed you. Can you forgive me if I apologize? He was still looking for trouble, and his acquaintances and friends didn't even make arrangements first.
I suddenly remembered why this book felt a bit distorted. I think the Three Kingdoms that readers want to read should be the kind of grandeur. What I have written so far is all very detailed, which feels unnecessary.
This is not about Liu Bei at all! It is impossible for Liu Bei to have the idea of stealing and digging up graves!
About the protagonist's character
The protagonist is constantly growing. At the beginning, he will try his best to imitate Liu Bei and suppress his own nature. Until after experiencing some things, he gradually grows up, finally realizes his true heart and becomes himself again. The reason why I write this is because I think that when the protagonist learns that he has become Liu Bei, he will have self-doubt and panic. That's why I have such a mentality. But because of my writing skills, my writing may be a little inconsistent, so please bear with me 🥺
If the data is not good, don't write it.
If you think it's not attractive to read, you may think it's better to write like this, but you need people to watch it. It's like a movie. If you make a literary film, it will be a niche, and only a commercial film will become a big hit.
Liu Bei took many wrong paths in his life. First, in his early years, he studied under Lu Zhi. The best route for him was to be admitted to the Imperial College in Luoyang. Studying to change one's destiny was also very important in ancient times. It's a pity that Liu Bei is a scumbag, and he lost his first chance to change his destiny. The second time, Liu Bei became a county magistrate because of his contribution to quelling the Yellow Turban Army and the recommendation of his teacher. He can completely convey his basic base based on county by county. It turned out that he was from Pingyuan County, which happened to be those in Hebei area. There are many places where the situation in the big family is chaotic. The third time he settled in Xuzhou. Even if it rains, Xuzhou can't be defended. Do you think Liu Bei is as awesome as Xiang Yu? The fourth time, after going south to rely on Liu Biao, he failed to occupy the Nanyang area quickly. When Cao Cao conquered Hebei, he had no chance again. The fifth time he successfully entered Bashu and gave one as 500 coins. The government can purchase a large amount of supplies with a small amount of money. If the government takes advantage, who will suffer the loss? The sixth time he went south to attack Soochow, his military ability was too poor and he lost to Lu Xun. Evaluate Liu Bei as a beggar's version of Liu Bang. He is several notches behind the previous Liu Bang and Liu Xiu. Politically, he lacked the keen political intuition of Liu Xiu and Liu Bang, and many of his choices were wrong. In terms of military, his military level is too poor. He only has 20,000 troops. An army of 30,000 people is okay. Once the army reaches more than 50,000 people, there will definitely be problems.
Oops, tied
I read more than 200 chapters in one go and immediately tied it. After reading it, I was so excited that I couldn't sleep, so I just got up and opened Romance of the Three Kingdoms 14 for Liu Bei to transfer to Peiping. I'll also try to start pacifying Hebei from Youzhou!
I can't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 209. Liu Bei is just called Liu Bei, and the rest of it has nothing to do with Liu Bei.
The writing is very good. I used to see many industries under his control. It has been ten years since Liu Bei started his business. It is much better than in history.
It feels unrealistic and too idealistic
Tell me some thoughts
I also thought about writing about Liu Bei. I feel that Liu Bei is second only to Zhu Yuanzhang in the difficulty of writing. When I think about how difficult it is for them to get up from the bottom of society, the challenges they encounter will stop me from writing. A real hero can make good use of the environment, people and things at that time to get up. Even if the environment is changed, they will probably still achieve good results. Yes, I also agree that it is related to opportunity. There may be many people similar to him who fell on the road.
After reading the previous chapters, it seems that building a reputation was so important at that time. Did you have nine years of compulsory education? Did you go to college? You must have one or a few subjects that you are good at! It is possible to use this as a breakthrough to gain fame. At that time, it was not completely rotten to treat other things as tricks. Is mathematics enough to make you famous? Is physics, mechanics and mechanochemistry enough to make you famous? Mathematics is the easiest, and most people can do it. Simply calculate π, unknown numbers, equations, volume and area, some Algorithms, trigonometric functions, even if you introduce mathematical summary statistics into reasoning, you will be famous. There are too many things.
The problems at the end of the Han Dynasty were very serious. The main problem was that the powerful families had begun to expand from local states and counties. As for the powerful landlords, they are still just a little bit of rural power, with no family knowledge to spread, and the power of public opinion and reputation are in the hands of aristocratic families. The most famous family is the descendants of the Runan Yuan family, the fourth and third generation. Why Mi Fang and others betrayed Guan Yu or Liu Bei was not only Guan Yu's background as a low-level person, but also his vigilance and contempt for people from these families (big merchants' families also have families). More importantly, after Mrs. Mi's death, the Xuzhou sect represented by the Mi family was unable to gain a foothold in Jingzhou and Yizhou, and local aristocratic families also excluded them. Cao Cao and others established the nine-level Zhongzheng system. In fact, they only killed a number of nobles and raised a number of new nobles on the basis of the late Han Dynasty. So, if Liu Bei wanted to save the Han Dynasty at the end of the Han Dynasty, he not only had to have strong soldiers and horses, but also to choose a system from the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, Qing and other dynasties that could completely replace the Wuhu Eastern Jin Dynasty. The successor crisis and Jiedu envoys in the Tang Dynasty, the scholar-bureaucrats and redundant soldiers and officials in the Song Dynasty, the military landlords and the Confucian tax farming system in the Yuan Dynasty, the tax exemption for the gentry in the Ming Dynasty and the power-grubbing philosophy of Song Lian and Dongming Academy, and the Qing Dynasty's restriction of people of all ethnic groups and instigating conflicts among all ethnic groups, etc. At the end of the Han Dynasty, if you didn't want to find a way out and continued to follow the nine-level Zhongzheng system, it would be no different from the two Jin Dynasties.
Come on author, good writing.
Are you, Liu Bei, a native? What is the difference between what you describe as a time traveler and the aborigines? When your protagonist's personality is exactly the same as Liu Bei's, what's the difference between it and the indigenous novel? Have you read the Three Kingdoms again?
So far ok
Nice writing, come on, subscribe
After reading the first few chapters, is the protagonist reborn or time traveled? No introduction at all?
After reading so many reviews, none of them hit the mark. The author's plot was too fragmented and incoherent. To be honest, I stopped following it when it was released. The author generally relies on character dialogue to drive the plot, but the writing is too modern and colloquial, without the ancient flavor of the Three Kingdoms. Every time the plot conflicts, a passerby speaks and drives the plot, which always gives me a strong feeling of reading an urban novel. . . It is recommended that the author read the old and new versions of Three Kingdoms twice more to see how the characters in the TV series talk.
How should I put it? The protagonist was too indecisive at the beginning! Faced with a life and death crisis, why not take action? Maybe you wrote this intentionally to reflect Liu Bei's benevolence and righteousness in history, but you also went too far, didn't you? Even if it costs you your life, why are you holding back? How can people enjoy reading books like this? Nowadays, this kind of indecisive protagonist is not lovable. Everyone likes the protagonist who is decisive and decisive. Go read the Golden Family and start writing the novel Rise from the Western Regions. It is a good idea to write about Liu Bei, because we all long for the invincible dynasty of the Han Dynasty. Compared with the equally powerful Tang Dynasty, the Han bloodline of the Han Dynasty is extremely pure. Just thinking about it makes you feel full of nationality! !
Author
Do all the novels you open have multiple female protagonists?
The author is great
Ordinary people are just farming and cannon fodder:::: Relying on counselors and capable generals to charge::::
Otherwise, we can unify the late Han Dynasty by recruiting some counselors and generals::::::