Three Kingdoms: I, Liu Bian, Will Make the Han Great Again

After watching many videos analyzing Emperor Ling of Han on Bilibili, it's clear he possessed considerable ability. He was adept at the basic balancing act of an emperor, and he also indulged in the extravagance and pleasures typical of emperors in their later years. In the Ming Dynasty, he was roughly on par with the Jiajing Emperor. However, his handling of the crown prince selection was a complete disaster; otherwise, the dynasty could have lasted two or three more generations.

Liu Hong wasn't that cowardly, and the protagonist wasn't necessarily that brave. Liu Xie, however, was indeed that incompetent. 🙂

I said Liu Bei doesn't deserve to be recruited! Many people criticized me... As the crown prince, loyalty is always the most important thing. For a time traveler, the competence of subordinates isn't a primary concern, because the time traveler knows who is capable. Aren't the three Xun brothers far superior to him? Liu Bei? What kind of person is he? A selfish egoist!

Aside from his entry into Shu, which could be considered a stain, Liu Bei was otherwise a moral exemplar of his time.

For the sake of the plot, Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei swore brotherhood earlier; for the sake of [something else], Guo Jing was born six years earlier. Seriously, author, this is supposed to be historical fiction, these drastic changes are too arbitrary! You can't even be bothered to come up with a reason.

Those who don't understand can look at Emperor Wen of Han's "Edict on Assisting the People" and his imperial legal principle that "Heaven gave birth to the people, and established a ruler for them to care for and govern them." Emperor Wen may not have had the same clear military achievements as Emperor Wu, but his civil administration was exceptional.

I hope there are more female leads. There have been too many stories about monks and incompetent protagonists in recent years, it's disgusting. I hope this book has more female leads. 🙂

Anyone can be great, but the Han Dynasty cannot. If another three resurgences were to occur, it would be a disaster for China. Only the dead Han Dynasty are true heroes. If they were still alive, the whole world would unite against them.

I don't understand history or these so-called rebellions and power grabs. Just from the brief introduction, you rebelled just for the position of crown prince? Shouldn't everyone just ascend to the throne in one step?

Holding someone's head, gripping a dripping sword—what kind of style is this? I've already read two of these.