Three Kingdoms: The Emperor Zhaolie’s Son-in-Law, Rebuilding the Han Three Times
三国：昭烈女婿，三造大汉
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The protagonist is as skilled in martial arts as Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, and as shrewd as Zhuge Liang.
The protagonist is too perfect, it really takes me out of the story. Either you could write him as having strong martial arts skills but average strategy, or have exceptional strategy but average martial arts. A protagonist this perfect is really distracting.
Mindless wish-fulfillment novels where whatever the protagonist says goes and whatever he wants to do, he will definitely succeed.
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Sigh, I can just run away after reading the synopsis and table of contents.
When Liu Bei's daughter was in Xuzhou, she was not yet an adult. She only came of age after Cao Cao unified the north and then marched south to Jingzhou. Mi Zhu invested in his sister because he saw that Liu Bei had no children. Otherwise, what would he have wanted?
The plot is ridiculous; instead of conquering Jiangdong, they insist on seizing Jingzhou, a territory belonging to their own clan.
Those who have studied history and understand the evaluations of our founding generals and great men know that taking advantage of the internal strife in Jiangdong immediately after Sun Ce's death and seizing the opportunity to attack was the best strategy. To emulate Zhuge Liang's "Sleeping Dragon Strategy," which lacked understanding of human nature, truly shows a lack of understanding of geography and human relationships.
Crossing the river in white, setting a precedent for shamelessness.
Two armies clashed, a white-clad figure crossed the river—a shameless scoundrel.
The main characters are all surnamed Xiahou now... Going to Cao Cao's side is much better than going to Liu Bei's. Cao Cao treated the Xiahou clan no worse than Liu Bei treated Guan Yu and Zhang Fei...
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After reading the first chapter, I have a question: Is Liu Bei an indirect enemy of the protagonist? After all, it was Liu Bei who took in Lü Bu and allowed Lü Bu to garrison Xiaopei.