Late Han

The author who writes about ancient military affairs suggests that you can play riding and killing overlords. Pretty good

The name Yi and the given name Dingyuan feel bad The record of "Yi" in "Shuowen Jiezi" is: "Yi means reckless anger. One day has determination." How can there be no relationship between the name and the word? For a simple example, Zhou Yu, whose courtesy name is Gongjin, both Yu and Jin mean beautiful jade. Let's take another example, let's take Liu Bei The original meaning of Bei: refers to colorful silk and satin, which comes from "Five Cai Bei is called embroidery" in "Zhou Li·Kao Gong Ji", which means that the silk fabrics are all in five colors: blue, yellow, red, white and black. ‌‌ ‌The echo of "Xuan": "Xuan" means black, which is the ultimate color of the five colors and symbolizes completeness ("The blackest of the five colors is preparation"). Therefore, "Xuande" and "Bei" directly correspond in color logic, emphasizing the meaning of "completeness". ‌‌ Another example Let's take the Sun family as an example The eldest son, Sun Ce, was given the courtesy name Bo Fu. Plan, power means to weigh, plan is to plan The third son, Sun Yi, the fourth son, Sun Kuang, one uncle and one Ji Zuo all mean to be assistants They are all arranged clearly, Sun Ce will develop after he succeeds, the second son will help the elder brother to plan, and the third and fourth elder brother will assist the elder brother The naming logic of Liu Bei just depends on his son Chan Yongli (Liu Feng only has the surname, and the name is not recorded, so he is not involved) Liu Chan is called Gongsi, so there is no need to explain more about Zen and Gongsi. Zen originally means worshiping heaven, and Gongsi means the orthodox heir Liu The word Yong is Gongshou, and Yong and Shou both mean longevity (probably implying Liu Bei's hope that his foundation will be long-lasting and the Han Dynasty will last forever) Liu Li's word Fengxiao, Li means governance. Fengxiao does not need to be explained in detail. To sum up, it is the hope that Liu Li will show filial piety to Liu Bei through governance (Liu Chan will fulfill his filial piety)

There was no way to kill Ding Yuan. To kill Dong Zhuo was to drive away the tiger and devour the wolf. Later, he took refuge with Yuan Shao. Yuan Shao looked down on him and wanted to kill him. He ran away with self-awareness. After fighting with Boss Cao in Yanzhou for several years, he was driven to Xuzhou. Liu Bei kindly took him in and turned against the guest. This kind of person who sees benefits and forgets benefits will die from a broken character.

Does Lu Bu really have to do it? This is not a game, the loyalty points can be locked!

It's good. It's different from many Three Kingdoms. Many authors wrote about the Three Kingdoms in a very "Confucian" way. But in fact, people during the Han Empire were very superstitious, and the theory of prophecies about ghosts and gods was prevalent among Taoists.

It's so rare, there is no romance content added. Most of the current Three Kingdoms novels are romance content, and there are many marketing accounts and fabricated content. You can even see the views advocating Lu Bu's loyalty to the Han Dynasty. Under such conditions, it is too rare to see a rigorous novel based on official history As for the character Chen Gong, many authors of Three Kingdoms novels have portrayed him as full of resourcefulness and Cao Cao's white moonlight image. , Obviously influenced by the romance and not reading the Romance of the Three Kingdoms carefully, a capable villain was portrayed as a conscientious counselor who was loyal to Lu Bu, which really made me nervous Come on, you must insist on rigorous research and use historical data as the basis. I really don't want to see those abstract marketing stories and romance contents Write romances and write romances. When it comes to writing official history, it's disgusting if the content is all romances

I always feel like this is the current period. Central Plains. South. North. None of them are suitable for Liu Bei to establish a career. His reputation is not comparable to that of other princes. There was no support from the Kanto gentry. The handle of the knife is not easy to pick up either. The way out has to be Kansai. Now only the Guanxi Shishi had no leader. Let the Guanlong Military Group appear in advance. Form your own interest group. No matter how difficult Kansai is to fight. It's better than wasting time in Kanto. Chang'an happens to be the new capital. If only there could be a Shawan battle like Yuwentai's. Powerful in Kansai. Annex Yong. Cold. Liu Bei truly had a foundation. Zhu Wen was able to run Xuanwu as well as Bai Di. Why can't Liu Bei do it? Moreover, Yongliang has geographical advantages that Xuanwu does not. As long as you can gather people. Popular. Before the unification of Kanto. It's hard to break in. And since the Eastern Han Dynasty. The imperial court has always been the stage for the Kanto gentry. Kansai is a stepmother. A big man whose capital is Chang'an. How can the people of Kansai not miss 🙂

Really marry Lu Bu and become Lu Bu's son-in-law? Fortunately, I subscribed to a few chapters, Garlic Bird Garlic Bird

Emperor Gaozong Wuyuan of Jihan

Why do you always want to marry Lu Bu? Over and over again, no matter how powerful Gao Shun is, can he conquer the world by himself? If you want elite soldiers, can't you train them yourself? If you can't defeat the trapped camp, can't you use the number of people to kill him? Do we have to have him? Wouldn't it be enough to have a normal offensive and defensive alliance? It's not enough time to hold Lu Bu steady and strive to develop and attack the territory. After Yuan Shu became emperor, couldn't he divide his territory first and then continue to attack other territories as it developed? Do you have to see death in Xuzhou? There are so many generals in the Three Kingdoms, but Gao Shun is not better than others, and he is not Han Xin. Is it necessary to put so much effort into this marriage? As for Xuzhou, you wouldn't think that someone would give Xuzhou to you if you get married. To be honest, according to Lu Bu's character, even if there is a marriage, if there is a greater benefit, wouldn't he have to beat you to death? If there is any use for him, I can just wait for him to accept Zhang Liao. Only those who are not useful to me can just send him to death.

Xia Pi's dangerous city was solved upside down, and he married the Lu family and was as wise as a spring. The first battle in Feng County collected the remaining bandits, and Jianye waved his arms to control the water and the sky. The father inherited benevolence and opened up a new world, and the son used ingenuity to sweep away the old smoke. Mo Dao is divided into three points, and the Han Dynasty will return to the Han Dynasty.

I have a plan: Liu Chong has no son, and Liu Bei's father just happened to die. Isn't this Gao Qiqiang's script, let Liu Bei adopt Liu Chong, anyway, Liu Bei is not 40 years old at this time, so calling Liu Chong father will not reduce the price at all! There are too many benefits 1 Liu Chong's inheritance can be inherited directly. 2 Liu Bei's remote Han clan clan became Zhengzheng Miaohong by chance. Liu Chong was the biological brother of Emperor Huan, the biological uncle of Emperor Ling, and the biological uncle of Liu Xie. 3 Reputation, Liu Bei's reputation is too low, that is, he is a disciple of Lu Zhi, and Xuzhou was robbed by Lu Bu. After Liu Chong died, Liu Bei became the King of Chen! ! !

Go south! Yuzhou, Jingzhou, and Yangzhou are the three states combined together to form an enhanced version of Soochow, Xuzhou, the place where the four battles took place, and they have already been massacred. Yanzhou has been created in a bad way.

It feels like the author wanted to make the protagonist Li Shimin, King of Qin, but ended up writing him like Zhu Gaoxu, King of Han 😅

There are too many Romance of the Three Kingdoms written, and those written in Romance of the Three Kingdoms are really rare. If the current quality is maintained, a masterpiece will be indispensable. Come on 👍

Although Xu Chu is a local tycoon, Liu Bei already controls most of Yuzhou, and with the succubus attribute, he can't even find Xu Chu, so don't play with him.

Uncle Emperor of the Han Dynasty

I feel that Liu Ye is courageous and wise, and has excellent strategic and tactical plans, but he is very speculative, has a strong utilitarianism, has a pure bloodline but is willing to be a second-rate son, lacks political vision, and is very good at figuring out what his superiors want. He is a standard minister who "does evil for the emperor". In the end, he becomes depressed and goes crazy and it is self-inflicted. When this kind of person is fighting for hegemony in the early and mid-term, it is quite suitable to be the mastermind. When he stabilizes, he becomes a standard sycophant.

If you really travel through time, you can't trust anyone. It is better to have no books than to believe in books. Books are all one-sided and stand-alone.

In China without Regrets, Lu Fengxian lurked a tiger to capture Xuzhou, and Liu Xuande lurked a dragon to trap Xiaopei.

I contacted the author and asked him to make an update of 10,000 yuan a day. The author has already replied and he didn't allow it!

When reading novels about the Three Kingdoms, no one wrote about Lu Bu surrendering. Gao Shun would not surrender. Even if Lu Bu was summoned from another world, he would not appear. This shows how bad Lu Bu's reputation is.

We are all in troubled times, so why is the late Qin Dynasty so small in literature?

It's hard for the emperor to deal with it. Is it going to be an offline monarchy in the future?

I can't stand it. My college classmate's name makes me unable to hold back when I see this 😁

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It looks good, but it's a pity that Cao Cao cut it too hard.

When I first came in, I thought the heroine was Lu Pheasant😂(´◔‸◔`)

Is the author about to enter the palace?

Is there any way to survive if the Han Dynasty is re-established?