Shu Surrendered Its Generals, but Wei's Underground Emperor

The protagonist in this author's books can always perform tricks that make people's eyes dazzle. Originally, the book in the Internet cafe had a lot of deliberate modifications, but now I am taking advantage of the situation and playing more and more.

Cao Wei has always been wary of Shu Han's surrender of generals, ministers, and people. Even if you succeed in joining the team, you will only be given money and false reputation, and it is basically impossible to have real power. Just within Cao Wei itself, the real power positions among the various factions are not divided enough, let alone you, a non-mainstream person from Shu Han.

I don't understand why the Han people should be supported. They are all in the Cao Wei regime. Is there any benefit in helping the Shu Han people?

Fans of the Three Kingdoms have been writing about the Three Kingdoms for so many years. Some are self-reliant, some are counselors, and some are usurping the throne. What the author writes is really eye-catching, and what he writes is very new (not the kind where you just choose someone to assist you or find a site to stand on your own). The author is crazy. He said that he will lead everyone to create a new Wei Dynasty, lead everyone to build a righteous and prosperous dynasty in the Wei Dynasty, and everyone will have an official position 😭. How can this not be considered as a supporter of the Han Dynasty!

I was originally interested, thinking that the yellow robe was added later, and after reading the comments, the protagonist became the eldest brother of Daitou. I don't know if it is true. Let me express my opinion. I am very curious and don't understand. If you travel normally in the Shu Han camp, you won't even have any gold. Fingers, it's understandable that you have feelings to help the Han people. If you really want to help the Han people, just write a Shu Han background, and write about surrendering generals. As the comments said, the protagonist finally became the boss, and ended up leading the Wei State to surrender to the Han Dynasty. Do I want to say that the protagonist is born to be cheap? Like being a dog? If you make your own decisions, you don't like to have someone above you to take care of it. One bad move may result in the death of the whole family. For modern time travellers, even the modern motherland may sometimes complain. You told me that he became the boss in ancient times, and then went to work as a dog for a feudal emperor? And I really want to know if Zhao Kuangyin had said, "I am the emperor's dog, and will never be a rebel" when he was wearing a yellow robe, would his subordinates have cut him into pieces?

The title of the book might as well be called "A Man in Cao Wei Assists the Prime Minister in the Northern Expedition to Prosper the Han Dynasty" to give a more intuitive sense of the highlights and expectations. There is a gimmick of Shu Han's surrender of generals + underground emperor, but it sounds too weird. I can't imagine what the content is at the first time.

This book is supplemented by Chinese. The protagonist continues to gain power in the Wei State and secretly seeks benefits for the Shu State. In the end, the protagonist takes power in the Wei State and leads Wei to surrender to the Shu State. If you want to see the protagonist stand on his own to replace the Wei State, don't come here.

In fact, I quite like the "literary rather than violent" state of this book. Many other historical texts may have started out as intrigues and fights for power in the officialdom, but in the middle, they without exception moved towards a full-scale martial arts practice with a group of civil servants and generals "occupying the mountain as king". Internally, they only have loyalty, and externally, they only have to lead troops to fight, relying entirely on the "talk" of their soldiers and horses. In contrast, this book is able to maintain an unbreakable "literary struggle" state. The complex interactions and relationships between people are what I like.

The great Wei virtuous Huang Kes, the great Han loyalist Yuan Gongguo, the yellow turban righteous Liu Daer, and the helper Ma Mengde of the Han Dynasty. Is there anything else I don't know?

Will the protagonist dare to openly meet Cao Cao after going down? 🙂

The author's books must be of a good standard, but no one seems to read them at all.

To be honest, after writing more than 780 chapters, it is already a bit unfinished, especially Hu Zunming's rebellion and Taishi Hua's murder of the queen. These two things can be forgiven by people. The reason is that for the sake of the hearts of the scholars of Anliang Prefecture, and Taishi Hua are of great use, to be honest, I feel that it is a bit unfinished. Zhuge is famous for his harsh criminal laws, but he also makes everyone sincerely believe that meritorious deeds must be rewarded and demerits must be punished. Therefore, Shu can compete with the world, and as for Hu Zun's incident, don't be ridiculous. Anyone who has read history books knows that rebellion and rebellion, except Fu Jian, others, even Li Shimin, who is famous for being kind to heroes, will do so. As long as he is involved in possible rebellion or rebellion, he is basically bound to die. Even Yu Chigong, who single-handedly killed Li Yuanji and was the most outstanding figure in the Xuanwu Sect, was dragged in for questioning because of a rumor, let alone Fu Jian who actually rebelled and then chose to forgive. Everyone knows what happened to Fu Jian. The benevolence that can even be forgiven for rebelling is actually a fault. And Hu Zun is not the only one who knows about Hu Zun and Zhuge, at least there is also Wei Yan. He is under house arrest. Even fools understand that it can only be Hu Zun who rebelled. Later, Wei Yan generously released Hu Zun, which is somewhat funny. Then it's even more ridiculous to clear up Taishi Hua who killed the queen alone. To put it bluntly, Taishi Hua's reaction in this book cannot be that of a normal person, or that of a normal leader, because Taishi Hua's choice in the book is actually The wealth and life of his whole family are all weighed down. Huang Yong and Shu Han will not settle the scores after they have used up their lives. I wonder if a leader who has made a big mistake will leave his wealth and life to others to decide? Or is it at a point where who wins on his own side? This is somewhat anti-human.

Now that I see it, I really feel that this is a good book. The language is witty and the logic is self-consistent. You can also learn some workplace skills when you are new to social work. It's a pity that the results are so bad. I really think this book ranks among the top ten in history. There is no problem at all. Qidian is terrible at selecting books and recommending them. Maybe the title of the book is not good and too difficult to pronounce. And this book can be said to be a very interesting Three Kingdoms spy novel. To put it bluntly, Brother Huang is a great spy of the Shu Han Dynasty lurking in Wei~

This book is quite innovative and interesting. Why are there so few reviews? I must be tired of reading the Three Kingdoms fighting novels.

Come on! Write each book as if it were your last! Then don't be afraid to pounce!

The previous book was basically a solo show by Xu Shu and Ai Zhu. This book is written about the past and present when the humanoid star of the Wei Dynasty shines. The more you read, the more interesting it becomes.

A general with a foreign surname still wants to eat at the Wei table? 🤔

I didn't even understand after reading the introduction. Is the protagonist rising to power in the Wei Dynasty, building plank roads secretly and secretly working as a spy for the Shu Kingdom, or preparing to replicate the Sima family's route? I simply don't understand whether the camp is to assist Cao and Liu or stand on its own. After scrolling through the comment section for a while, I finally understood that this was to assist Liu Wen, right?

I don't know how many times better than the one where the time traveler directly and Liu Bei self-destructed. That one was really stupid enough to persuade the readers to quit after three chapters.

Come on, Hot Sauce finally released a new book

There is nothing wrong with Huang Yong having a low status in the early stage and being a lurker, but in the latest chapter, he is basically the regent, and his father Huang Quan is the assistant minister. He has a bunch of younger brothers like Shi Bao and the imperial students, who are the real regents. To be honest, being an undercover agent to the highest level is already beyond your control. Could he still deliberately let Wei fall and defect to Shu Han again? No matter what, the Wei State is in control of the world. The protagonist has crushed Soochow again. It is not impossible for him to work hard to dominate the world and wear the yellow robe. Is it necessary to return to the Shu Han Dynasty as a spy and become a subordinate of a general with a greatly reduced power and status?

I haven't really enjoyed reading the recent chapters of Daxian County. Not to mention that Sima Fu's dog has been sneaking around for so long and the result is this level once he is released. The plot related to Hu Zun is a bit too Mary Sue. From Hu Zun's perspective, for the sake of Zhang Ji's kindness, Yang Fu's friendship, and Liangzhou people's local love, he endured humiliation and endured the heavy burden to defend the enemy camp. He once colluded with Sima Fu to expel enemy soldiers, protect his hometown, and support his friends. During the mutiny, he also saved the life of his immediate boss Wei Yan, who was honest with him. Actually? This guy is purely a local flamboyant. He is disloyal to Wei and colludes with Yang Fu and other culprits of the Taiji Palace attack. He is unjust, and his superior Wei Yan gave him the greatest trust and importance, but he backhandedly captured people and soldiers and took them away. It is unwise to rebel. Can Liangzhou become independent by fooling around with Sima Fu? Imprison Wei Yan but not kill him, waiting to be overturned? What do you want to do with the Han soldiers to find the Han Prime Minister? If it weren't for God's will, his plan would be purely a clown. It would be impossible for him to lead a single soldier away, and he would die on the first step. In the end, the prime minister spared such an unfaithful, unjust and unwise person because of his reputation. Even his own son Zhuge Zhan would not be treated like this. Looking at the current situation of the Han Dynasty, it was clearly written in the previous plot that due to Yongzi's jumping up and down, the Han Dynasty expanded too fast and suffered from indigestion. Historical experience shows that in this situation, it is time to eliminate counterrevolutionaries and rectify the movement. Even if this book follows the route of historical romance and does not use drastic cleansing methods, it still establishes rules, spells out laws, and trusts rewards and punishments, which no winner of historical literature can bypass. Especially in the context of the Three Kingdoms, Prime Minister Zhuge is famous for "the criminal law is complete but he has no complaints." His tearful execution of Ma Di has been passed down to this day, which is enough to show that the Prime Minister is not an unprincipled and tolerant good old man, but a strategist committed to system construction and long-term governance. Hu Zun, who imprisoned Shangguan, mobilized troops privately, colluded with the enemy, attacked friendly forces (attempted), seriously violated military law, and caused heavy losses to the Han Dynasty's cause of returning to the old capital (attempted). If not the death penalty, he would at least be deposed as a commoner and never be hired. In the latest chapter, there is a plot where the prime minister lied for Hu Zunyuan at the cost of his own reputation. This was done specifically to protect his life, which is really unwise. Hu Zun took away more than a thousand Wei Yan troops. Everyone saw the battle in front of the battle. How could they not know that he had been fooled? Under such circumstances, the prime minister still wants to protect this person. What do the soldiers think? What is this person like? Who will follow if similar incidents happen in the future? Will there be a reckoning later? If there is no punishment for doing something wrong, then it doesn't matter if I am wrong? It would be better to make the canonical punishments a warning to others, punish only the first culprits, punish the officers with meritorious deeds, and ignore the rest, which would make the soldiers feel more at ease.

I read seventy chapters and it was very well written The main character has a long-term plan, no flaws were found, and the characters and behaviors of the supporting characters are quite natural. The part about framing Sima Fu was a lot of fun to write. I have read a lot of Three Kingdoms, but rarely this kind of perspective from the late Wei Dynasty, which is very innovative.

The title of the next book should be well thought out, like "Knowing the King", "Killing Line", James or Cristiano Ronaldo, or a star-defying fan. The traffic in front of it must be better.

I just started reading it. The style of the new book is very different from that of Xu Shu.

I don't know how to prepare for the follow-up. There is already an imperfect quasi-imperial examination, and it will definitely be overhauled in the future. Otherwise, in the end, the soup is changed but the medicine is not changed. Zhuge and his group can take the lead. But when people later cause the Ji Han version of the Eight Kings Rebellion, won't they go back to it? Still need a major blood change.

This book can be regarded as a thorough explanation of why the Wei and Jin Dynasties decayed so quickly. They are really a group of insects with no political ideals and full of profit calculations. It also highlights the regret of the failure of the Shu Han Dynasty. In addition, every time the literary line appears, it makes me laugh out loud. This is probably what the joy written in the author's remarks refers to.

I started watching it as an internet-addicted boy, and I didn't watch it again in the middle. I didn't expect to see it again, and the reviews are also very good. Come on 🙂

Damn it, when will the new book be released? It's almost 300 chapters before I realize it.

I read Chapter 770 in one go. It's quite exciting. It made my eyes hurt. I'm still struggling. Let's take care of it first.