
The Star Falls in Wuzhangyuan, the Father-In-Law Wei Yan
星落五丈原,家翁魏延
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- 609k Words
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- Historical
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- Male
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 1y ago
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- Qidian
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The sky collapse begins. I can't imagine how you could rise except to surrender to Wei. Gastritis is a fatal situation, which involves a struggle for power. The internal disputes in Shu Han are greater than those in Cao Wei.
The identity of the protagonist is difficult to find. The son of Wei Yan and the official of Shu Han are too difficult. It is better to start climbing up as a soldier.
You can always take out a tips bag and give it to other generals. Is it interesting to learn from Zhuge Liang? You are white. You appear as the son of General Wei. You have no official position. You are not the prime minister. Painting a tiger cannot be like a dog. Words are frivolous, and he often calls his superiors and emperors by their first names. In ancient times, emperors and superiors were treated with honorifics, friends, peers, and subordinates were addressed by names, and those of low status and enemies were addressed by their first names. In one sentence, one chapter is about self-promotion (three chapters on upper, middle and lower strategies), which is disgusting. You must believe Liu Xuande's perspective on people. Wei Yan grew from an ordinary soldier to a general who controlled the military and political affairs of Hanzhong. He used more than 10,000 soldiers to resist Cao Wei's 100,000 troops for decades. In addition to military force and military management, politics and intelligence should be 80+. In the protagonist's writing, he seems to be a political idiot who only knows how to fight. Wei Yan was just a commoner (lowly born), and was looked down upon by Zhuge Liang and other nobles. These nobles could not find fault with Wei Yan's ability, so they accused him of being rebellious and forcing rebellion.
After reading the opening, to be honest, writing about the Three Kingdoms of the late Han Dynasty with a gathering of heroes is very inferior. Especially when you list those people and say that they can all stand alone, I know you are also a novice. Deng Zhi, Jiang Wei, Fei Yi, and Wang Ping are okay, but the others are worse. Don't misinterpret the people who stand alone. Meaning, guarding a place, being a county guard and guarding military general, and acting alone are two different concepts. Those who stand alone are generals, who can attack and defend, and can assist the commander in invading enemy lands. There were only a few handsome men in the Three Kingdoms in the late Han Dynasty, and Wei had the most. Looking at the opening, you can tell that this is another guy who thought he could do it after reading some fan fiction. You are far behind! Compared to the previous fanfics, the current one is just a younger brother, which is extremely inferior!
This reminds me of an old book I read before, "Ba Shu" 🤓🤓🤓
What is the significance of the description of the woman at the beginning? . .
After reading it, the current progress is that the various factions of the Northern Expedition military group are linking up to fight against the civil servant group of Liu Chan. Write down my understanding of the internal struggles in the late Three Kingdoms period Every internal struggle for power in the late Three Kingdoms period was cruel and frequent. The main thread is centralization and official selection. The generals and the nine-rank Zhongzheng system of Cao Wei, the Prime Minister's Office and the recommended conquests of Shu Han, and the great governors and nobles of Soochow were recommended. They all continued to consume themselves in internal fighting, and were eventually picked by the Sima family The situation of the Shu Han regime was the most complicated. There is a natural conflict between the Prime Minister's Office and the centralization of power demanded by the emperor. In addition, the veteran faction who followed Liu Bei was displaced, Zhuge Liang's Jingzhou faction (discussed in the detailed article), the Dongzhou faction left by Liu Yan, and the local big families in Yizhou. Only Zhuge Liang and Liu Bei could suppress them. The Prime Minister's Office, the Grand Governor, and the Grand General all exist for the sake of unity, but they are all the biggest victims of internal strife. The one who can end the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms can only be the Liu family of the Shu Han Dynasty. Otherwise, just like the Sima family, the orthodoxy is untenable. If the Shu Han wants to win, they can only reduce internal fighting, encourage population, carry out industrial and agricultural revolution, build water conservancy and official roads, penetrate Cao Wei and Soochow economically, occupy the market, and then be led in by the leading parties of these two regimes. Otherwise it will be difficult to unify.
The author, the protagonist should ascend the throne and proclaim himself emperor
It's really humorous. The whole article is full of conspiracy theories and villain thoughts. At this level, no wonder it has such low results.
You are like this, you have already controlled the Northern Expeditionary Army, and you still want to go to a small county to pretend to reform, and then climb up, what is the point of this?
Is it still unfinished? I told you a long time ago that if you come out to rebel and invade Chengdu to control Huangquan, even if you have no other way, killing Yang Yi is equivalent to your rebellion. You have to capture the military dog, and then you have to go to Xiaoxiancai to experience the exercises. Why are you talking about you?
A good book, but it's a waste
The plot is very distinctive, the perspective is good, and I found it convincing. It's boring to make random inventions for internal affairs. One invention follows another, which saves effort in writing and crushes the superiority of the ancients. But what's the point? Of course there is no depth. Abandoned
The gastritis that others wrote about this point is basically either a rebellion or a self-respect for supporting the army. It's good for you. You even found a small county to take office. It's really awesome. Really, you thought you were passed the imperial examination.
Is the protagonist striving for supremacy and becoming emperor or is he a loyal minister?
It is very well written and has the potential to be a divine book.
In fact, after the battle has been fought and the enemy's effective strength has been wiped out, the Prime Minister's plan of Duntian in Wuzhangyuan can be carried out without returning to the Northern Expedition without success.