Three Kingdoms: Zhuge Liang After the Fact, Reviving the Han Three Times
三国：事后诸葛亮，三兴大汉
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Did you ever play the role of Zhuge Liang? You're just making things up.
The author is a master of subtle sarcasm, right?
Hindsight is 20/20: Haha, Cao Cao is out of options, he's doomed. I don't need to worry about him, send spies, or engage in diplomacy. Hindsight is 20/20: Holy crap, Cao Cao actually had this trick up his sleeve, which allowed him to take over Sichuan in an instant. I never expected that! Author, are you sure you're not bashing Zhuge Liang?
This allowed Cao Cao to travel thousands of miles to Sichuan, and Sun Quan to swallow Cao Cao's territory in one fell swoop. Liu Bei, on the other hand, only managed to recover a few broken commanderies and kingdoms. Who exactly was the author's favorite son? It seems it wasn't Liu Bei. This writing style is too messy.
I don't understand why I'm helping Liu Bei. Liu Bei is utterly useless. He lost Xuzhou despite having it, and he even plotted against the young emperor, seizing Liu Yan's territory. In the end, he still lost to Lu Xun. The Battle of Hanzhong had an element of luck; Huang Zhong was lucky to kill Xiahou Dun. Knowing Guan Yu was arrogant, he still let him control Jingzhou, causing its loss. He couldn't even protect his own brother Zhang Fei. Sun Quan was far more capable than him.
You don't need to bother with your plan to govern Hebei. Hebei and Henan were the two largest gathering places for aristocratic families. If Liu Bei had had this foundation, he would have become Emperor Guangwu long ago. Do we really need Zhuge Liang? At that time, if Liu Bei truly had the ability to directly take Qingzhou...
The ones about to arrive on the battlefield are Zhuge Liang's strongest form Hindsight is 20/20
Even if Zhuge Liang were reborn, he would still choose Jingzhou as his starting point. His core network of connections was entirely in Jingzhou. It was only in Jingzhou that he dared to accept Liu Bei's mission.
The recent chapters are a bit ridiculous. Liu Bei took three years to conquer Yizhou, while the author's Cao Cao, with Jia Xu, took only a few months, not only conquering Yizhou but also Hanzhong, and all while suffering defeat. Without stable supplies, he finished in a few months – that's incredible! With Liu Bei, Sun Quan, and Zhuge Liang all together, they should have surrendered already.
An 18-year-old Zhuge Liang should at least be trained; living long is the most important thing. His wisdom is already at its peak; if he were to develop Xiang Yu's physique, that would truly be hindsight.
Seriously, don't bring Huang Zhong.
No way, it's perfectly fine for Zhuge Liang to bring his friends along at the start of his rebirth, but why did you have to bring Huang Zhong? Huang Zhong has a sickly son, and he only joined Liu Pan's crew because Liu Pan was willing to take care of his son. You've been reborn, but Huang Zhong doesn't have that.