The Han and the Traitor Cannot Coexist, the Royal Cause Will Not Cower in a Corner
汉贼不两立，王业不偏安
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Only by conquering Guanzhong can the restoration of the Han Dynasty be considered possible. Having the forces of Guanzhong will ensure a powerful army, allowing for the formation of a cavalry. There will also be a sufficient abundance of talent. This doesn't refer to figures like Zhuge Liang, but rather to various mid-to-lower-level talents.
Years later, when Zhuge Liang, the Chancellor of the Han Dynasty, was on his deathbed, he tremblingly said to Liu Shan: Your Majesty, I am already content to see the Han Dynasty restored and the world unified. The only thing I can't let go of is my good-for-nothing son, Chan'er. Is he alright?
In fact, Shu Han was in a pretty desperate situation.
The difference in strength was too great. Shu Han was geographically isolated and sparsely populated, with limited opportunities to cultivate crops. Wei, on the other hand, possessed the granaries of Hebei and Henan. During the Three Kingdoms period, the Jiangnan region was still largely undeveloped. I don't think I could win even if I were to travel back in time as Liu Shan.
The underlying political logic behind calling it Ji Han instead of Shu Han lies in the idea that a royal cause cannot be confined to one side.
Damn it. I just read a bit of a female-oriented novel. The emperor was jealous because the Duke of Yan liked his empress. He actually ordered the imperial guards to massacre 70,000 elite border troops as a show of force to the protagonist. The entire army was wiped out, and they actually succeeded!
Wen Chang, do you dare to take on the responsibilities of a prefect? 😡
What is there to be afraid of?😡Having inherited the late emperor's will, how can I remain stagnant?😡Hmm hmm hmm~ Ha!! 😡😡I!! 😡Wei Yan😡Only advance, never retreat!! 😡😡If the Wei bandits bring their 100,000 troops, I will annihilate them all for my lord [angry]👊Even if Cao Cao leads the entire world to invade,👊👊👊I will still fight valiantly to defeat the enemy for my lord👊👊Like a fish drinking water,…
Personally, I think we should enter Luoyang and destroy Wei as soon as possible.
Continuing to depict the Wei and Han dynasties as separatist entities would be too fantastical. A series of epic defeats completely eroded the confidence and prestige of the ruling class. Personally, I think focusing more on the post-unification domestic affairs and people's livelihoods, as well as the fight against nomadic tribes, would be far more effective than continuing to fight a Wei that's constantly accumulating troops out of thin air.
The accounts of the reactions of Liu Shan's close advisors to his change of heart are too simplistic. This is especially true of the reactions of Zhao Yun and Zhuge Liang, who had watched Liu Shan grow up. Overall, it's a very good story; consider it purely a fan fiction.
The fighting power of the Wei army in these chapters is simply like they're using a cheat code!
The Wei army first made a long march from the three eastern commanderies to Guanzhong, and without rest, immediately split into several routes to launch attacks in various locations. Sima Yi didn't even personally lead the troops, yet he nearly crushed the well-rested and cautiously defensive Han army. Moreover, the Wei army was able to organize attacks even during their retreat—their combat power is comparable to a humanoid Gundam!
This is the true meaning of a tripartite balance of power.
I played a game of Romance of the Three Kingdoms 13 myself, and this is what I consider a true three-way balance of power. After conquering Guanzhong and isolating Tongguan and the Yellow River, I can then coordinate with Sun Quan and Wu to launch a pincer attack on northern Jingzhou. Even just taking Nanyang would be a huge win, and taking Xiangyang would be an even greater victory.