Three Kingdoms, Liu Feng, Shu Han Shangzhu Kingdom

Under normal circumstances, Liu Feng would not die because he had no supporters at all. From the Four Great Prime Ministers to the Five Tiger Generals, no one supported him. Even if Liu Feng wanted to start a rebellion, it would not cause much trouble, and Liu Bei would not have to kill him. But after Guan Yu lost Jingzhou, Shu Han could not afford this waste. Liu Feng really wanted to kill himself.

It obviously lowered Liu Bei's IQ. Looking at Liu Bei's life, except for Guan Yu and Zhang Fei's death, he was a qualified monarch at other times. To put it bluntly, Guan Yu was a little too hasty in using troops. In another three years, Liu Bei will completely digest Yizhou and attack Cao Wei with two armies. He only needs to capture Chang'an Sanfu and Liangzhou and defend Tongguan. It doesn't matter if he loses Jingzhou. This is the cornerstone of hegemony. As a monarch, Liu Bei has his emotional side. He also has a rational side, and he is unparalleled when it comes to knowing and appointing people. Looking at the ancient and modern aspects, there are a few who can say that he is definitely better than him. When Liu Bei was alive, he was able to stabilize the power struggle of several factions. Zhuge Liang can do it after his death, but he can't do many things of Liu Bei as a wise king. Don't write Liu Bei so capricious. That's Cao Cao and Sun Quan. Liu Bei's image can easily collapse if he is not described well, so pay attention! As for the rest, I won't talk about it, it's boring!

It's not good to write Liu Bei in such a defensive way that he loses his chance to fight. He's not Liu Bei, Emperor Zhaolie.

Liu Bei wrote it like this. It is recommended to change it, otherwise most people will not be able to stand it.

It's too abstract. He scolded Guan Yu for not knowing logistics. Guan Yu even admitted that he didn't understand logistics when he went out to lead the army and became the head coach.

Why does Liu Bei look so much like Cao Cao?

Is this going to repay evil with kindness? If you don't kill Liu Bei, will you still fight for Shu Han? There is never a just side, only a position. No matter if the person who wants to kill you is God, Lord Buddha, Sanqing, or the Jade Emperor, you will kill him back if you have the ability, not to mention that he is a hypocrite to begin with.

I haven't read the book yet. The title suggests it's not about usurping the throne? Then just follow the etiquette and return to the clan, take the initiative to return to the clan and sell Liu Bei to follow, and then Liu Bei will be awarded a title and other benefits as compensation. We can make another concession to highlight the reputation of both parties. Anyway, after Liu Chan was born, he automatically became the legitimate son. At this time, the status of the stepson was not as good as that of the bastard. He did not say anything in front of the trouble and restricted his development.

I read the latest chapter. Alas, it is indeed a bit too dark for Liu Bei.

Writing Liu Bei as capricious is a disgrace to the name of Emperor Zhaolie

The starting point is all wrong. If it is just to save one's life, these behaviors are completely incomprehensible. There is a 90% probability of a good outcome if you just throw yourself into Cao Cao.

It's another conspiracy theory. It's just a joke that Liu Bei is making excuses or Liu Feng is making excuses.

It's really difficult to read. It's not a question of whether the characters are in line with the original work. I've read other books and some of them have written Liu Bei in a thick and dark way. I really didn't find it difficult to accept it, but... The protagonist's camp is not Shu. When writing a book, rebirth of a certain camp is often difficult to achieve on purpose. A normal protagonist will definitely create a more glorious camp to make up for some regrets. As a result, the glory of Shu Han has no romance or heroism, but is full of thick and dark games... This is narrowing the writing, setting up a sieve for readers, and using a fine sieve. You can't write a book with the purpose of educating readers. This book has too many traces of exporting concepts. For example, when saving Mr. Guan, he arranged for Mr. Guan to reflect and admit his mistakes in person, saying "I am anxious before I have accomplished anything." A bit of a blast. A link that seems like "fulfilling dreams and making up for shortcomings", the final purpose seems to be to take apart this period of history, disenchant the characters, and then sin against oneself. Look, this is Guan Yu, and everyone recognizes it... Maybe I misunderstood, but it's really hard for me to think of any other psychological reasons for arranging the plot like this. I feel like it's still a matter of writing skills. This indoctrination is too rough. If it's not to take the opportunity to praise the protagonist, or to write about the charm of a celebrity, then it can only be to write about yourself? "Insights and insights"?

Personally, I feel that if you don't become emperor, you will definitely die. If I were like Liu Chan or Zhuge Liang, I would definitely kill you if the world is about to fight or at the right time. People with power, soldiers and power will definitely become bigger if they are not killed. Once you rebel, there is no need for a reason to kill you. As long as you have this ability, you must die.

I don't know how to break the situation later. It's very unpleasant to see Wu Gou being so arrogant and taking over Jingzhou.

Aren't you the master of your own affairs?😡

I hope that Liu Bei can capture Chang'an and then defeat it to make up for the regrets of Shu Han.

After Guan Yu was awarded the title of False Festival Yue, Liu Feng's failure to save him was considered a violation of the military order and he should be executed on the first order. What is a false festival yue? The Jiejie Yue represents the emperor's personal visit. As long as you disobey military orders and kill whoever you want, there is nothing wrong with it legally. But Liu Bei if he didn't kill Liu Feng at that time, he was already the most benevolent monarch among the Three Kingdoms. Liu Feng then forced Mengda to rebel in Liu Bei's eyes, and then was defeated Chengdu. Not to mention Liu Bei, Cao Cao and Sun Quan had killed Liu long ago in the same situation. Of course, Cao Cao didn't need to say more, but Sun Quan's words depended on Lu Xun. His father and some of his relatives were all killed by Sun Ce, but he was loyal and made immortal contributions. What was the final cause of death? Because Lu Xun is a member of the Lu family, and Lu Xun's relatives support the prince, there is actually no problem, and it has little to do with Lu Xun. But the problem is that Sun Quan supported the crown prince's succession with his front foot, and supported the succession of Sun Ba, the king of Lu, with his back foot. Then what? After the wallflower changed sides, they supported the crown prince's succession. Jumping back and forth repeatedly, scolding Lu Xun every day, Lu Xun was also very confused. He didn't support any of them, only Lu Xun's relatives supported them. In the end, Lu Xun died of sorrow and anger. Of course, there are also theories that he committed suicide by hanging. To be honest, with Lu Xun's mind, basically everyone in the family except his sister seemed to be dead. But people don't care past the past, which proves that they are very open-minded. So conspiracy theories naturally arise.

Liu Feng had no inheritance rights in the first place, so he couldn't tell whether his adopted son was his stepson or not? Are you still on guard? Funny, the main reason why Liu Feng was killed was his attitude towards the Battle of Jingzhou. If you don't save Guan Yu, you won't be able to see the overall situation. As a result, the road out to the east was cut off. In fact, for Liu Bei's group, Jingzhou only had most of Wuling during Guan Yu's Northern Expedition, and most of Nanjun, Guiyang, Lingling, and Changsha were lost to Soochow during the Battle of Hanzhong. Later, because the Battle of Hanzhong was imminent, we had to compromise. This resulted in the Shu Han's so-called Jingzhou having only two incomplete counties. This is also the stepping stone to recapture Jingzhou, but Liu Feng just sat back and watched Guan Yu being surrounded and killed. How could Liu Bei not be angry? In addition, Liu Feng's popularity was too low. Yuan Cong looked down on him for being arrogant and arrogant. The Jingzhou faction looked down on him for being fierce and arrogant, and they were afraid that Liu Feng would seize the main position (that is, assisting Liu Chan). You must know that once Liu Feng died, Liu Feng's children would have no one to take care of them. As soon as Liu Chan came to power, Liu Feng's son Liu Lin was taken to the palace to be raised by his own children. In fact, it was a disguised protection. It can be seen that the relationship between Liu Feng and Liu Chan was not as antagonistic as many people speculated, but might actually be very good. This also shows that Liu Feng's popularity was extremely poor. After his death, Liu Chan was afraid that those who urged Liu Feng's death would be eradicated, so he took the child into the palace to raise him. Later, the adult was not released and instead served as Liu Chan's palace guard.

The number of words in chapters has shrunk recently.

Then what's the point of this? Shouldn't he be the Taizu of Jihan?

The pig's horns should conform to the weather and ascend to the throne. Only in this way can the three countries be unified.

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When you obviously banned Cao Shuang, why did you say it was Cao Zhen?

Sometimes being demoted is to protect the person. Because he is crazy or thinks he is right, he may be directly imprisoned for being disrespectful and harmful to the country.

The finale is almost here. Updates are a bit slow.

Guan Yu is the biggest war criminal in the Shu Han Dynasty. The second master may be very good, and he is indeed good at fighting, but his most important position is the governor of Jingzhou, but his attitude towards his colleagues is bad. According to history books, he has a bad relationship with most people. This is a serious crime. A major event like the Governor's side can't harm the relationship between colleagues. He also knows that allies cannot be trusted, and there are no allies in the war. He also sent people to guard against Soochow, but colleagues who did not have a good relationship looked at him. The end was that he died, leading to the final result: the ending of the Battle of Yiling. It shows that Guan Yu is completely unsuitable to be the governor of one side, but Liu Bei does not have a clan, so Guan Yu and Zhang Fei can still be trusted...