Three Kingdoms: Travel Through Lu Bu and Marry Cai Wenji at the Beginning

Go to Yangzhou. People from the north go to the south. Or Lu Bu. You are Lu Bu. Lu Bu is unparalleled in riding and shooting. Instead of maximizing your strengths, you went to Yangzhou. Even if there are horses in Yangzhou, are they on the same level as northern war horses? If you want to go north, you need cavalry. Let's not talk about the riding and shooting skills of the southerners. Let's talk about how you have so many pastures to raise horses and where they come from. You wouldn't think that the war horses in the south and the war horses in the north are on the same level. Isn't this half the result with half the effort? The reason why the Ming Dynasty unified the south and the north was because firearms could be used on the battlefield. Moreover, the economic population of the South is already larger than that of the North. You are in the late Han Dynasty. The South has just been developed. There is no foundation at all. At that time, the development of the south was immature. The geographical location is favorable, with the water network in the south being crisscrossed, which is not conducive to cavalry. Humanity, clan, tyranny, Yuan family. You don't own any of these three things. I am convinced.

From ancient times to the present, there has been only one dynasty that unified the country from the south, and that was the Ming Dynasty. If you go to Jiangdong, don't you know what the population of Jiangdong is? If you don't know anything about productivity, why are people chasing the Central Plains? As long as we occupy the Central Plains, this position can unify the whole country!

The layout is too small. "Crossing Lu Bu and Marrying Dong Zhuo at the Beginning" became a god even if it was not popular

By the end of the Han Dynasty, the south of the Yangtze River and Huaihe River was no longer a barren land. According to the "Book of the Later Han Dynasty", Yangzhou has a population of 4.36 Million and Jingzhou has a population of 6.26 Million. Xuzhou is 2.79 Million, Qingzhou is 3.7 Million, Sili is 3.1 Million, Yanzhou is 4.05 Million, Yuzhou is 5.17 Million, and Jizhou is 5.93 Million. The population of Yangzhou is larger than that of Xuzhou, Qingzhou, Sili and Yanzhou. The protagonist chooses Yangzhou, not that Yangzhou is a good place, but that there is no better choice except Yangzhou. We can't let the protagonist directly compete with Yuan Shao for Jizhou, right?

Speechless.... The author is so honest in his writing, so honest that he is stupid... Ah no, it should be called Renyi. Oh my God, you are more benevolent and righteous than Song Xianggong! Those civil servants love you so much that they will do whatever they ask you to do. In the context of the late Han Dynasty, the decision to expand the army was still made by the declining civil servants of the Luoyang court. Oh my God! 🥵You can't find any solution and you still need their consent first.

You can go to Yangzhou and don't be disturbed by mindless trolls. Zhu Yuanzhang can go from south to north. Liu Yu would be fine if he didn't get rich too late, but wouldn't the protagonist be fine? History is created by people. If we have traveled through time, what is impossible?

Have you ever been Lu Bu, writing some things randomly and taking it for granted?

If you want to develop the South, you agree, but your subordinates definitely don't agree. Emotionally speaking, everyone will be attached to their hometown. Modern people work hard outside and have the thought of returning to their roots in their later years. Not to mention the traditional ancients, not to mention the soldiers who miss home. If you ask others to leave their hometown and embark on an unknown return journey, the favorability of your subordinates will be reduced by one. From a family perspective, unless they are a group of singletons, how should we deal with those who are raising families? It's impossible not to do it. It's not a stand-alone game. If you want to move, just move. Modern society is so convenient that moving is troublesome. At this time, subordinates will have to consider the situation that occurs on the road. If there is an accident, they will blame you, and the favorability of your subordinates will be reduced by one. From a development perspective, there is simply no time for development. The South basically has more mountains and water, and abundant rainy seasons (more rain was not a good phenomenon at that time). The mountains and forests are undeveloped areas. If you want to develop, you have to develop it. Development is accompanied by labor costs. For example, to develop an ordinary mountain, labor is required (which means you have to provide basic food and accommodation). There is always personnel loss (the mountains at that time were not as gentle as they are now). If you want to keep a good reputation, you must pay wages (another huge expense). You can't use soldiers to develop the above development, because it is unrealistic. At that time, being a soldier was not as high-minded as it is now. You use the common people, others have to farm, and you talk about development during the slack season, which is still the same sentence, how can you have such a high consciousness. So you have to either subsidize the labor costs yourself or force others to do it. Either give money or lose public support. (Do you have the money to spend? Don't forget that you still have an army to support; lose your reputation, you are called Lu Bu, do you dare to lose it?; Attack the local tyrants, the officials at that time were the relatives of these local tycoons, and the policies cannot be implemented) It's not that you can't develop, but that you don't have time to develop. When you develop, the Three Kingdoms will be over. In ancient times, the right time, place, and people were favorable, and the right time and place accounted for a large proportion. In terms of talent, everyone pursues profits. You basically have no other advantages except that you are the best in martial arts. When they feel that you cannot bring them benefits, you have been abandoned on the road to hegemony. During the Three Kingdoms period, what we competed for was weather, location, and people. Development? Development is nothing. Do you think that in the Three Kingdoms strategy mobile game, others will wait for you to develop before playing? Cao Cao won the right place (Central Plains) and started his own country, so the Wei State was established. Liu Bei won over Renhe (surnamed Liu, with a reputation for benevolence) and founded the country of Shu. Wu Kingdom and Sun Quan didn't know what they were fighting for, but they were so lucky. They were the only princes in the eighteenth line who were able to pick up the jade seal, and their development along the way was much smoother than those two, so they found the country inexplicably.

I was speechless when I saw Cai Wenji. It was obviously Cai Zhaoji, but she changed it later to avoid Sima Zhao.

How many are you writing? His subordinates are all Northerners. Not going to Hedong or Bingzhou. Run to Yangzhou. Who will identify with you. The foundation of Yangzhou is worse than that of the Sun family. Just look at Ah Ma. The Danyang barracks Xiao he recruited almost killed him. At this time Lu Bu wanted to fight for hegemony. Can only chew hard bones. First, annex the Baibo thieves to expand their military strength. Then he conquered Bingzhou and established a military system based on the solid mountains and rivers. Improve grassroots mobilization. Lay the foundation. Wait for the civil strife among the large and small warlords in Xiliang before entering the pass. Xueyu Wentai's business was ruined in Guanzhong. Support the people of Kansai. Only then can we attack Guandong. After all, Kansai's generalship is not a lie. Moreover, the border town warriors competed for hegemony. Can only put it in Kansai. Three Jins. Youyan established a career. Only with a solid fundamentals can we enter the Central Plains and the South to compete for hegemony. Otherwise, it's basically just flourishing. Death is also sudden. Especially in the Eastern Han Dynasty, there were already prototypes of powerful families in Guandong.

In fact, there is no need to be so groveling. Most literati are cheap and will be killed if they disobey. As long as you win, those bitches will naturally kneel down and say good things to you.

Such troubled times. You actually gave up your military power. Only take a thousand people into office. Simply outrageous. Don't you know that political power comes from the barrel of a gun? In troubled times, only when you have a sword can you speak with confidence. And your reputation and family background are not very good. What else can you rely on if you don't rely on the handle of the knife? It happened that this was the time when the Xiliang army counterattacked Chang'an. You can ask for money. Want food. Want armor. Want reward. To recruit troops. Wang Yun and the others dare to fall out with you? Even if they fall out. You can also take office with Jiao Zhao. Because originally the imperial edict was just an excuse. The local princes will not abdicate because of your imperial edict. You gave your military power to Wang Yun and the others. What do you bring to office? Throughout history. The emperor will always be the one with strong soldiers and horses. Just need to pull the fig leaf. You don't have to use a fig leaf when necessary. Because history is written by the victors

It's really contrary to heaven. When you go to Yangzhou, do you think that the Wu Kingdom wants to settle down in a corner for the sake of Harbin and don't want to go to the Northern Expedition to unify the world? Do you think that why Zhuge Liang came out of the Shu Kingdom and everyone else wants to settle down in a corner? It's because the actual conditions are that they don't have the ability to go to the Northern Expedition to unify the Central Plains. Do you think you are better than the elites of these two countries? Smart, they can't do it, you can do it. During the Three Kingdoms, the south was still a barren land of exile. The real development of the south was in the Southern Song Dynasty. The Southern Song Dynasty brought a large number of people, technology, money and food. In the Three Kingdoms, you can develop everything, and cavalry is indispensable for war. If you go to Yangzhou, where will you get the war horses to develop the cavalry?

When I went to Yangzhou, I thought it was the Southern Song Dynasty. . . . Before the Northern Song Dynasty, the south was a place of exile. There was a shortage of horses, people, and food. When I went to Yangzhou, I still wanted to unify the world. I really thought that what Sun Quan couldn't do could be done by others, but I was still stuck in Hefei.

Or Chapter 11, are you, Lu Bu, unparalleled? If you go to attack two thousand people on the opposite side, don't you think others can't shoot arrows? You've already turned into a hedgehog. Don't watch it anymore. It's so annoying. You keep making common sense mistakes.

Can you marry Cai Wenji? I want nothing more than that! Don't know who you are?

Has it been cut? Why isn't it updated?

To clear Lu Bu's name, it would be better to forge a secret letter from Dingyuan It says that Ding Yuan died of a serious illness soon Let Lu Bu use his own head to retrieve the letter from Dong Zhuo Find an opportunity to kill Dong Zhuo

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Chapter 10: You let the war horses pull the cart. Are you crazy?

Chapter 9 is really poorly written. The title of Marquis Wen was exchanged for Taishi Ci, Gan Ning and Xu Huang. It was worth it. Why are you obsessed with these three? Can the three of them have ten thousand enemies? In large army operations, there are dozens of these three brave generals in one county. Which of these three can command more than tens of thousands of people? The author attaches too much importance to famous historical generals. Is it true that one county can rule the world?

I, Emperor Yuan Shu, meet with Lu Bu and Cao Cao? Goodbye to you

It's rare to read a novel with Lu Bu as the protagonist, but it's a pity that there is no system