Liu Bei, I'm a Transmigrator

The Three Kingdoms novels in the early years all followed Cao Cao and demoted Liu. I remember that the novels at that time were all about Cao Cao, and then cut off Zhuge Liang in advance, satirized Liu Bei for being a hypocrite, and questioned his Han family lineage. Maybe it's because Liu Bei was so badly hacked in the past few years that his reputation rebounded in the past few years and he praised it too much, leading to a serious fandom phenomenon in the history of the Three Kingdoms. People who really like Liu Bei should be more sensible. It's okay to praise him for doing well and scold him for doing poorly. If he insists on praising him for doing poorly, he is ruining Liu Bei's reputation.

I have been reading The Romance of the Three Kingdoms for more than ten years, and this one is even funnier than Yuan Family I Make the Call The biggest shortcoming is that the protagonist is wise, but it is also the biggest advantage! The protagonist will announce something when he meets every character from the Three Kingdoms (wisdom) Watch

This book is the most realistic one I have ever seen about the Three Kingdoms, and of course it refers specifically to human nature. Many historical novels treat generals as robots and diodes. If they surrender, they will be absolutely loyal and there will be no problem of rebellion. Everyone in this book has selfish intentions, which is very real. It is impossible for a power leader to cover everything. In fact, everyone has their own little calculations. Who doesn't want to dominate one side? Good writing, keep it up.

If Liu Bei established the Third Han Empire, the saying at the end of Qin Dynasty that "Princes, generals, ministers, etc. Have their own kind" would be in vain. From now on, no matter what the common people and nobles are like, only the Liu family can really be the emperor. Dividing Line Many people below said that even if Ji Han continues, it will not be able to withstand the people's uprising and climate change. The heroes of the subsequent uprising will most likely change their surname to Liu to inherit the righteous name of the previous dynasty. This is a fact, irrefutable. However, if the surname is changed to Liu, will it no longer be Liu? Originally, as long as the strength was achieved and the troubled times were quelled, the emperors named Yang, Li, Zhao, Zhu, etc. Were forced to rely on you to rely on the Liu family, and a noble emperor named Liu was created. According to the Confucian narrative method in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", it must be Liu Bei, and the others are all rebellious officials and traitors. This is Confucian loyalty to the king.

I find all self-destruction streams extremely embarrassing. I don't agree with this setting from the bottom of my heart. You exposed yourself to someone you don't know well. Why should people believe you? If you think about it from your perspective, will you really not be regarded as a psychopath?

Unexpectedly, I read it all in one sitting. My conclusion is that the protagonist can play freely as a time traveler, but he cannot do everything by himself. The supporting characters are really too important. Many authors only focus on the protagonists and the supporting characters are reduced to foils. It becomes unreadable halfway through the writing. Can there be more in the end?

It is impossible for a time traveler to survive if he self-destructs. Even if Liu Bei lets him go, he will not stay with him. He is useless. He doesn't know how to do anything, and he doesn't have such a strong IQ. He also knows a little about history, which is of no use.

Don't be fooled by reading the first chapter. The author's last book was about courtyard houses

If I remember correctly, one of the best things about Liu Bei is that he can keep his expression straight no matter what he does.

The protagonist is a pure-blooded hero