Three Kingdoms: I Transmigrate as Sun Quan and Hunt Rats in Jiangdong

If you do some popular science, there are still people who don't know that Liu Bei eats human flesh. 1. There is a passage in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", which tells that in order to entertain the hungry Liu Bei, the hunter Liu An killed his wife because he had no food. He told Liu Bei that this was wolf meat and he could eat it with confidence. After Liu Bei ate it, he found Liu An's wife who died tragically in the kitchen of Liu An's house the next day. A lot of flesh was missing from her arms. When Liu Bei asked Liu An, he learned the truth and cried sadly. Note that it was sad. He didn't vomit, nor was he shocked. Of course, some people may think this is a romance, so please read below. 2. "The Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms·Book of Shu·The First Master's Biography" records that in 196 Lu Bu attacked Xuzhou and took away Liu Bei's Xiapi City. Liu Bei, who lost his wife, children and the city, was defeated by Yuan Shu's army and was forced to flee to Haixi. At this moment, Liu Bei has reached the darkest moment in his life. He is at the end of his rope, his future is bleak, and his military rations are running out. When Liu Bei's army came to Guangling, they were "hungry and sleepy. The officials, big and small, were eating each other, and the poor and hungry were fighting each other!" Translated into vernacular, in order to survive, Liu Bei and his army were hungry and ate each other's flesh. Those who starved to death had their flesh shared by others. This is also recorded in "Heroes". Of course, in such a situation, cannibalism was not only practiced on Liu Bei's side, but also on Cao Cao's side. When Cao Cao's army ran out of food. "Three Kingdoms·Book of Wei·Biography of Xun Yu" records, "In the summer of the second year, Taizu's army was in Chengshi, and there was a great famine and people were eating each other." Translated into vernacular, it means that in the second year of Xingping, that is, 194, Cao Cao led his army to station in Chengshi County. In the summer of that year, a severe famine occurred. People exchanged their sons for food, and ate human flesh in order to survive. "Three Kingdoms·Dong Zhuo Biography" also records, "At that time, the people of Sanfu were one hundred thousand, and Jue and others sent troops to plunder, and the people were hungry and exhausted. In two years, they ate all the food." This means that when Li Jue led his army to rob Sanfu, people's food was taken away, and they could only eat human flesh due to hunger, and this time lasted for two years. If you read history carefully, you will find that in the entire Three Kingdoms, only Jiangdong did not do this. Of course, we are not trying to blame anyone. After all, the general environment is like that. The people are forced to have no choice, and it is not easy for us to evaluate. However, we must also look at Jiangdong correctly. Many travelers believe that taking refuge in Liu Bei and Cao Cao is the right way, and it is not safe to take refuge in Sun Quan. That is because you have taken a high-end perspective. As long as you take on the role of a commoner, a poor scholar, try it. Jiangdong is the safest place. Who did Sun Quan kill? Those who died were all from aristocratic families, and it's unpleasant to say that if you travel through time, you won't be able to take turns to kill them. I am also a Shu fan, and I like Taoyuan Shield the most, but this does not affect my reading of stories and history. We must be objective.

Sun Quan's reputation was mainly because he lived too long, and his character was the same as that of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. If his eldest son had not died, he would not have gone crazy. This is a bit like Zhu Yuanzhang. Zhu Yuanzhang also started killing people after the death of his eldest son and his wife.

The biggest rat in Jiangdong is Sun Zhongmou, kill yourself first

As a monarch, Sun Quan was a little too judgmental during the Three Families period of the Eastern Han Dynasty, which is not acceptable to us with modern values. But when it comes to politics, it's really hard to say right or wrong. In his early years as a ruler, he expanded his territory. During his reign, he conquered Jiaozhou, Hainan, Taiwan, and had contacts with the Roman Empire. He can be regarded as a monarch who contributed to history. There are also certain lenient tax policies for the people, including recuperation, land development in the south, and the sinicization of ethnic minorities. The monarchs of the three families all have their faults. It cannot be said that we are the only smart people to look down upon them, while the talented people under their command who have left their names in history have not noticed them.

Guan Yu deserved his death. He was headstrong and refused to marry Sun Quan, destroying the alliance between Sun and Liu, which led to the fall of Jingzhou, the vitality of Shu Han was severely damaged, and Zhuge Liang's "Longzhong Counterattack" strategy was hindered.

The dragon and the tiger are blocking the river flow, and the separatist regime comes from Zhongmou

According to the saying of the Spring and Autumn Period, you can't hit someone even when he's crossing the river, but later it became a good story to hit him halfway across the river. There was also someone who deceived others into retreating twenty miles away. As soon as others retreated and their formations were in chaos, he took advantage of the opportunity. Later generations praised him for his strategy.

It makes me laugh. I want to use cement to build an eternal city. Rats are short-sighted. The validity period of cement is only 70 years. How can it span a thousand years?

Come on, I hope I can keep writing. Sun Quan has never been a rat.

Seize Jingzhou alone, enter Shu by yourself, draw the river to rule, wait for the chaos in the north, and don't let Zhou and Lu die of illness. Especially Lu Meng, he is a true confidant of Sun Quan