Starting by Rescuing Lü Bu at Xiapi
从下邳救吕布开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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307Chapters
10.7kRecommendations
46.7kFans
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The storyline in this book is absolutely correct. Lü Bu always treated Emperor Xian of Han with great respect, and he was petty, easily flattered, and easily deceived. He was really unsuitable to be a warlord; it would be better for him to assist Emperor Xian.
The book lost its appeal the day the author decided to become the emperor's lackey. It's one thing for ancient people, but for a time traveler, after the chaos of warring states, becoming a lackey...
After reading a few chapters, I feel that the idea of using a clever plan to open the city gates and lure Cao Cao in seems a bit illogical. The defender is inherently the weaker party, and in war, one must find ways to breach the city gates. There are many examples of winning sieges by tricking the city gates open.
It's over. Those who understand the nature of emperors know what that means. Besides, it's not something you can just decide to do or not do; what about your subordinates?
To put it simply, why does this book have to focus on Lü Bu?
I don't quite understand your storyline. If you're really going to support the Han dynasty, believe me, your whole family will be the first to die. Don't you even know what kind of person Liu Xie was in history? Unless you can guarantee your protagonist will remain a traditional aristocrat for life, what's the point of your time travel?
Nonsense
This childish dialogue, incompetent strategy, far-fetched force, and fabricated allusions are increasingly boring. It's not a satisfying read; don't treat the ancients like fools.
Well, in ancient times, surrenders were always made outside the city; no one was foolish enough to enter the city to accept a surrender.
Unless you seduce Lü Bu's daughter, marry into his family, or even become his father-in-law, Lü Bu isn't exactly a safe bet. He's easily swayed and prone to disloyalty.
It's rare to find a game that doesn't mindlessly turn players into rulers, doesn't randomly unleash its power, and doesn't deliberately lower the protagonist's intelligence to highlight their strength. The character development and writing style are very comfortable to read. If it continues to be updated, it will be a masterpiece.