Lord Ji Han Began to Guard Jingzhou for Guan Yu

A rare and excellent article. I have been a bookworm for 20 years. The chapter on the debate is one of the few articles that explains the ancient art of war so clearly and thoroughly. It can be seen that it is not the kind of fast-food novice Internet article. It has historical and cultural heritage, and the small characters and protagonists are more powerful. I voted for all three monthly votes and subscribed to them all. Come on, author.

From a purely historical perspective, the first is that Guan Yu looks down on you and you rush to lick him. The second is that he has to defend without an army, and the protagonist's family is destined that the protagonist cannot be reused. After all, the mother clan is really embarrassed in Shu, similar to Liu Feng. Basically, the higher ups will definitely doubt the protagonist. After all, in terms of status, his status has not risen but has declined after following Liu Bei for decades.

From the Western Han Dynasty to the Eastern Han Dynasty, there were only two people officially (forced) made dukes by the court, one was Wang Mang and the other was Cao Cao. One's head was placed in the arsenal to dry in the dark, the other overthrew the Han Dynasty, what did the pig-footed Duke want to do? If the pig's feet are all made public, then should Guan and Zhang be made king?

It's well written. As long as Jiangling doesn't surrender, Sun Quan won't be able to defeat him for a year.

The choice of the protagonist reminds me of Mi Han, but it's a pity that it's a eunuch. Come on, author

To defend Jiangling, where was the army? Guan Yu transferred all the defensive troops to the front line, and Shiren surrendered again. Jiangling's army is estimated to be only about 3,000, and there are no famous generals to defend it. How can it be defended?

I didn't read it, but it was impossible for Mi Fang to defend Jiangling, because Guan Yu told Mi Fang before the Northern Expedition that he would kill him when he came back. Then Lu Meng also followed Mi Fang's smuggling route. After you look up this period of history, you will not have the chance to write it down. There is not much difference between the troops of Soochow and Shu Han. Soochow is stronger. Most of the elites in Jingzhou were taken away by Guan Yu. The remaining nobles in Jingzhou raised their hands to welcome Soochow or Cao Wei. Jingzhou has long been tricked by Guan Yu. Liu Bei sent people to Yizhou. Guan Yu still likes the Northern Expedition. He still likes to fight if he loses. The war is already annoying enough, but he still wants to go crazy with war and ask for food and grass from the sky? Inexhaustible food and grass?

My Chinese teacher back then said that the Sima family should disappear forever in Chinese history and should not be recorded. It can be seen that Sima Yi will be in disgrace for thousands of years and will always be spurned by others. In the era of the Three Kingdoms, the orthodox one was the Han Dynasty, followed by the Wei Dynasty because Lao Cao conquered the entire north. Even if the usurper Han had no chance before Zhuge Liang's death, and the Shu Han was extremely united and frugal in history, there was no problem like the Northern Wei Dynasty with all kinds of clans. It is a very clean government. It is almost difficult for you to usurp the throne with this kind of regime. And if you want to go it alone, where can you go? Towards Jiaozhou in the south, or to the north of Bingzhou in the north. In Jiaozhou, you have to fight Sun Quan. In history, Sun Quan's forces even reached Taiwan. . . If you go to the north to mix with the barbarians, first of all, you have no basic base. Secondly, this is what happened after the Shu Han captured Liang Chang'an. Neither is realistic. It is better to assist Shu Han. At least the king of Shu Han is not cruel, easy to mess around, and still orthodox. It is impossible for you to go to the Wei Kingdom. There are many noble families and nobles. After Cao Cao's death, the Nine-Rank Zhongzheng System has marinated the Wei Kingdom. If you are not the top nobles in the north, you will not be able to enter the core circle. It is even more disgusting than being in Shuhan.

In the end, Gao Luo wants to usurp the Han! Otherwise it will not end well. Such as Huo Guangdorgun Aobai.

Don't write about Liu Bei to death. It's not a problem to live to 70 without Yiling. If you write about Liu Bei to death, no one will read this book.

Guan Yu has too many magical operations. It can be said that no one in Jingzhou is willing to help Guan Yu defend. If you want to defend Jingzhou, you must first wipe Guan Yu's butt and appease Pan Jun. With Pan Jun, Jingzhou can defend casually "Three Kingdoms·Volume 45·Shu Shu 15·Deng Zhang Zong Yang Biography 15": Pan Jun's courtesy name is Chengming, and he is from Wuling. When the First Lord entered Shu, he thought that Jingzhou was in charge of the central government and that the affairs of the state were regulated, and he was also at odds with Guan Yu. Sun Quan attacked Yu and entered Wu.

Congratulations on finishing this book. It's the first time I've read through it from the first chapter to the last chapter. I've fully subscribed to it.

If the author has a fan base, the results will be far more than this

The author's book has a flavor of July. What's rare is that it is different from July. July is good at describing characters and has delicate emotions. The author is good at describing temple calculations and has clear logic. Since you haven't finished the book, I will rank you second among the Three Kingdoms novels I have read. The first is Fu Han, who is afraid of grenades and water.

The aristocratic family of Cao Wei exploited the common people so much, and with the system of ancestral wives, the common people couldn't help but rebel. Next, they would wait for Cao Pi to conquer Wu, and the Northern Expedition would begin to seize Guanzhong.

MMD's writing is so good, why doesn't anyone read it? I highly recommend it.

Overall, it's okay, but the pace is a little fast. Wei was defeated too quickly.

It doesn't matter if you can't call me by name, but can't you call me by position? Do you insist on calling me Jun? Have I not come out of the light novel section yet?

The protagonist thinks about hugging this thigh and hugging that thigh all day long. Doesn't he know that he is the real thigh after rebirth? 🥵

I am still reading The Underground Emperor of Wei; Liu Bei, I am a time traveler; Wang Ye is not partial to peace; do you have any other recommendations for book friends...

Is there any Shennong who tested poison? How is this book?

I didn't read it carefully but just read the title. I want to know if the author wrote about how to deal with the 30,000 Wei troops surrendered by Cao Wei in Jiangling City with their commanders? Has anyone written down how to prevent these 30,000 Wei troops from mutiny?

Will it be finished in more than 500 chapters at most?

I think Cao Hong's operation is very strange. I don't understand whether he wants to go it alone or not. His surname is also Cao. Why is he procrastinating if he doesn't want to go it alone?

I have loved stories about the Three Kingdoms since I was a child. I also watched a lot of Three Kingdoms and Second Creation, big and small. (Regardless of whether it is serious or not) I saw the author finish writing this book. More or less melancholy. Hereby offer a monthly ticket.

Although he was kicked into the river by Sima Yi, can you please explain that even if you don't confirm life and death with the readers outside the book, you must also explain it to the characters in the book. In Ji Han, he is the eternal captain, going deep into the death zone behind enemy lines. In Cao Wei, he is also an important minister who cannot be ignored. As a result, there is no one alive or dead, and not even one character in the book reacts to this. I am confused where is Xu Yuanzhi? If life or death is unknown, then he is dead, right?

Not bad

So far, I think it's quite interesting, but the process is a bit fast. Cao Wei and Soochow are almost finished. It would be nice if they can pull it a little and increase the difficulty.

I think it is best not to make Luoyang the capital. No emperor will live long in Luoyang. This may be because there is a problem with the materials of the Luoyang Palace.

Will Southeast Asia finally be established?