The Glorious Journey at the End of the Han Dynasty

It's really good-looking. The Romance of the Three Kingdoms is the background for xxs. This is the real Three Kingdoms Those ZZ stories in which Liu Bei is like a mascot are not interesting at all. They are totally insulting Xuande Gong.

The fact that Han Dang and Cheng Pu, two valiant generals of Eastern Wu, could follow Sun Jian is enough to prove that they came from humble backgrounds and could be reasonably incorporated into the army. The arrangement of their appearances in the Xianbei war is worth considering.

Yan Rou knows about "mechanical devices." Modern novels often use terms from contemporary allusions, which is a fatal flaw; she should pay more attention. The origin of the word "mechanical device" can be traced back to the record in *Huainanzi* (淮南子), specifically the section "Shuolin Xun" (说林训): "Those who set up rats use mechanical devices, and those who fish float on the water."

I feel that this is one of the most refreshing novels I've ever read. In other novels, Liu Bei basically chooses to strengthen himself amidst the corrupt and the virtuous, but in this novel, he follows the path of the imperial family. At that time, the only members of the imperial clan were Liu Kuan, Liu Yu, Liu Yan, Liu Dai, and Liu Yao.

First of all, Liu Bei would definitely not be able to stay in the court. The powerful factions and aristocratic families would definitely drive him, a prince of the Liu family, away. Secondly, class contradictions were acute at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. The gentry and powerful families controlled the means of production. If they were not weakened, the Han Dynasty would never be at peace.

The late Han dynasty succubi lives up to its reputation! (Put some of my manuscripts for the Xuande Convention. The character is the image of Liu Bei voiced by Teacher Zhao Ling in the radio drama "Three-Point Star Field")

I don't think the world will collapse. Emperor Ling might even receive a posthumous title, Liu Bei will likely remain a marquis his entire life, and Cao Cao will be able to use the emperor to command the disobedient. I've written hundreds of chapters, and there's still no sign of the world collapsing. It might take thousands of chapters before I finally kill off this Xianbei Khan.

Liu Bei

YYY, the victory at Gepo was truly a stroke of luck. No matter how strong the Shuozhou army was, in this muddy, water-rich terrain, coupled with the debuff of rain, they didn't suffer from acclimatization issues and were able to maintain full fighting strength... In my opinion, even if they did win, it would be a Pyrrhic victory. Those 5,000 elite troops would be completely wasted.

The quality of this book is completely disproportionate to the number of readers... I promoted it on Chiji's page today 😂 Hopefully, it will attract more readers.