Godfather Ji Han, I Taught Liu Bei How to Plan for Thousands of Miles.

How should I put it? It is impossible for scholars as a group to talk about their interests and keep silent about exchanges. The ancients were very particular about speaking without being explicit. If a scholar talks about his interests to anyone, that would be a loss of status. You can talk to thieves, and you can talk to scholars and officials, and everyone will basically understand it. You have to explain it clearly and clearly state the benefits. Either you will make people think that you are rude, you will look down on other people's intelligence, or you will even mock them for being blind to benefits. This is taboo even now.

Your book is nothing more than a different head than the previous one. Should you choose Cao Cao in the next book? But your question is that the situation on Sun Quan's side is completely different from the situation on Shu Han's side. You have written so much now, you are equivalent to being more powerful than the military advisor, Liu Bei is completely helpless, it is equivalent to giving you control. But have you ever thought about it, if there is no external threat, do you think Liu Bei will still listen? It is very dangerous to write the protagonist like this, it is really dangerous. It is good to have both sides, but Liu Bei's situation is completely different from Soochow. Soochow itself is like this. , Originally everyone worked together and everyone drank the soup, but Liu Bei came from nothing to something. He is going downhill now and there is nothing to do, but if he goes uphill later, of course you can also write that you are still strategizing, grasping the people's hearts, and asking Zhuge Liang to win over each family. But have you ever thought about it. How does Liu Bei feel? How does his sworn brother feel? Liu Bei was able to give up the entire Kingdom of Shu for his own selfishness. You can hardly guarantee that he will give up everything and kill you in the later stage. Don't call this a novel. In reality, Liu Bei has never lacked courage. He could give up a good situation to fight Soochow for Guan Yu. Do you think he really doesn't have the courage?

The protagonist is Yan Laoxi dancing on the egg

I can't stand it after reading two chapters. I'm blindly guessing the future development. The family members are supporting behind the scenes, and Liu Bei is acting as a puppet in front of the stage.

How is your IQ? I'm asking about the characters, not the protagonists

Wang Rong's father is Wang Ren, the governor of Qingzhou. Wang Min and Wang Rui were elected governor of Jingzhou for two consecutive terms. Wang Xiang, who is lying on the ice begging for carp, is still your son. Such a powerful family would vote for Liu Bei, who weaves mats and sells shoes? I am also a Buddha. 😅

This is a man who was born to be a bull.

This novel is so well written, thank you so much for the author Octopus. I also recommend a novel to everyone, "A Military Household in Ansai at the End of the Ming Dynasty". Friends who are short of books can take a look. The author is also writing it very carefully. ,

How does it compare with the IQ in the mythical version of the Three Kingdoms?

Do all the novels you open have multiple female protagonists?

Play soccer? How about adding a basketball?