Three Kingdoms: No Kidding, There Really Is a Wolong in Jingzhou

The counselor's article you wrote, leave this uncle, uncle, uncle nm, the counselor's article is the counselor's article, every day it emphasizes your identity as a child, and you rely on your child's identity to become a counselor, right?

Chapter 13: Making steamed buns with meat stuffing and sauce, the author says why not eat minced meat. Finally saw it.

Looking at the name, I really thought there was a dragon.

The writing is okay, but if you bring out Qu Yuanli in Xinye, will you endanger the enemy?

Just a new field, how many things are you going to invent? If you invent something that others see as useful, they will all imitate it. It would be even more stupid to invent the stirrup again.

Just reading the introduction poisoned me to death. Who are the people writing novels nowadays? 👎🏻Low

What are you posting about these pictures? The protagonist just doesn't come out? Please let me know if there is a gene mutation that transcribes the group portrait. I'd rather delete the book.

I just can't think of anything to do as a kid? Can't we have an adult protagonist?

Let me tell you what I think. Now that I see it, I think some things are getting more and more outrageous. Let me talk about the advantages first. The plot design, including the choice of words and sentences, are actually good. I still recommend reading it. Then there are a few things that I think are unreasonable, please feel free to comment. The first is the problem of the mandarin duck formation. I think it is too naive to expect one formation to conquer the city. What is outstanding about the Qi family army is their military discipline. In history, the first requirement of an army capable of fighting must be discipline and logistics. This is the foundation of combat effectiveness. Moreover, when Qi Jiguang later adjusted the northern defense, he improved the chariot as an important equipment for defensive cavalry, and equipped it with artillery and muskets. His field combat ability was very strong, and he did not use the Yuanyang Formation. The Han Dynasty also had its own formation method. The eight formation diagram is composed of eight square formations! Li Jing in the Tang Dynasty improved this formation and changed it into six formations, called the Liuhua Formation, which also had strong field combat capabilities. Later, until the Song Dynasty, Song Zhenzong asked tens of thousands of people to copy Zhuge Liang's eight formations. The results were so messed up that it was impossible to understand. It can be seen that the combat effectiveness of the army was not determined by any formations, otherwise the Song Dynasty would have been invincible! Second, we have now begun to make curved shaft plows and improve various tools with double-sided stirrups. I have a question: How many people do you have now, and how many grassroots officials do you have? Can your organization coordinate so many resources? How many craftsmen do you have, how much iron ore reserves do you have, even if it is as simple as horseshoes, mass production is a big problem. Third, the management system should be given top priority. The rewards and punishments for personnel promotions and talent reserves should be the top priority at present. No matter how good the policy is, it cannot be implemented without improving the organization. I think it is a good choice for reference.

Damn it, you invented the traditional repertoire of steamed buns. I can't bear it. The whole army actually eats wontons. In the setting of the novel, Cai Mao and others are disgusted. Liu Bei is stuck with grain and only gives wheat. They only stick to staple food and ignore meat, right? Are you kidding me? When did the Han Dynasty allow soldiers to have one meal of meat a day?

Give Yuan Shao's side some life so that they can resist Cao Cao for a longer time, and Liu Bei's side can capture Jingzhou as soon as possible.

Damn, I thought I was turning into a dragon.

Others say that "Sour Confucianism" means "ye". I think the author is similar. Do you want to use ctrl+f to check how many "ye" you use in one chapter? It's not that the more you use the word "ye", the more knowledgeable you will be. If you can't write in ancient vernacular, you can write in vernacular without any shame. I listened to the book so much that I almost had to take out a room!

No need to read it. During the recommendation period, updates will be interrupted and subsequent recommendations will not be arranged. It is impossible to resurrect. Cool.

The author has a message for you: In the great competition, everyone strives to be first.

Does the author really think it's reasonable and readers agree?

There are really a lot of these at Qidian that have been on the shelves for two or three days and are cut off directly 😅😅 The first order is nearly 500, and it doesn't feel particularly bad. I don't understand.

Many historical writers take it too much for granted. Looking at what you wrote in your introduction, which one do you think Liu Bei was able to promote? For example, how long did it take for ancient China to switch from mainly corn cultivation to two-season cultivation of wheat? Do you think farmers don't know that wheat yields more than corn? And how long did it take for the large-scale promotion of the Quyuan plow in the Tang Dynasty? Is this what Liu Bei could do at that time?

Should the author stop reading the comment section? I think it's well written.

Do I have to add material to write it? History is history. The author went too far.