The Three Kingdoms Passed and the Country Was Restored and the Han Dynasty Was Rejuvenated.

Bing Zhu Yue Shanhe's new book "Three Kingdoms Guanping, Sustaining the Kingdom and Prospering the Han Dynasty" welcomes all the big guys to come and give guidance and comments!

Chapter 73: Yunchang attacked Xiangyang County First version: Cao Ren was in the city (Xiangyang) when he suddenly reported that Yunchang was leading troops. ... The deputy general Zhai Yuan said: "Now the King of Wei..., Why should we avoid him?" It is better to stick to it if the staff is full of favors. The brave general Xia Houcun... Our army is at ease waiting for work, so we can win. Cao Ren followed his words. ... Most of Cao's soldiers died in Xiangjiang, and Cao Ren retreated to Fancheng. But it was said that Cao Ren lost two generals and retreated to Fancheng. He said to Man Chong, "If you don't listen to the official advice, you lose Xiangyang. What can you do?" Sima Wangfu, who was accompanying the army, said: "The general went down to Xiangyang with a drum, and Cao's soldiers were frightened..." Second version: Take Xiangyang, surrender the governor Hu Xiu, and the prefect Hu? . The local tycoon in Henan looked at the wind and descended. Guan Yu's troops arrived at Jia and shocked Henan. Cao proposed to move to Xudu to avoid the danger. Romance of the Later Han Dynasty, page 496, Yu divided his troops to take Xiangyang, surrendered the governor Hu Xiu and the prefect Fu Fang, and then ordered Xiangyang soldiers to invade Jiaxia. The local tycoon in Henan looked at the wind and sent an alarm to Yezhong.

Well written, I'll give you a recommendation vote

Hey, hey, I really don't understand. Hanzhong pulled Cao Cao's West Route Army, and Cao Cao's Central Army did not dare to move. Guan Yu had already defeated Cao Ren's Xiangyang South Route Army and Yu Jin's mobile army. Moreover, Cao Cao has asked Yangzhou to send troops to support. Isn't this the best time for the Soochow Northern Expedition? Borrowing Jingzhou, we used Nanjun, which was replaced by Jiangxia. Nanjun also blocked Zhang Zhigong. Only the northern route can ensure Zhou Yu's siege. Isn't that Shengyu? Who supported Cao Ren? Soochow could not defend it, so it exchanged Jiangxia for Nanjun, and borrowed Jingzhou, which was even more powerful than others. Can Soochow defend Jiangling on its own? Don't have that ability. I really don't understand. There is no problem with the background of one side of the separatist regime. The problem is that you are a fat enemy and weak yourself? I have always thought that Lu Xun was a very good general. His historical achievements were all about strategy and tactics, and he did not excel in commanding troops.

Cao Pi should be attacking Wu soon. That would be a good time for the Northern Expedition.

This Three Kingdoms time travel novel, with Guan Ping, the son of Guan Yu, as the protagonist, shows an amazing sense of historical depth and innovative courage. The author cleverly designed the golden finger for insight and learning, which not only respects the logic of history, but also leaves reasonable room for changing one's destiny against the will of heaven. From the turning point of the Battle of Fancheng to the detailed description of the integration of Jingzhou and the strengthening of troops, it can be called a clear stream among the Three Kingdoms themes. The novel uses Pan Jun, Ma Zhong and other secondary characters, as well as the deduction of the strategy of attacking Wei from the East and the West, which demonstrates the author's profound historical knowledge. Guan Ping's growth line as a military advisor is exquisitely designed, showing the passion of a young general without losing the calmness of a counselor. When the trend of history is quietly reversed, the tragic and hopeful tension of fighting against destiny is amazing. This is not only a refreshing article about "prospering the Han Dynasty", but also an affectionate hymn to all the difficult characters in the Three Kingdoms. Looking forward to the epic moment when Guan Ping's East Route Army and Zhuge Liang's West Route Army join forces in the Central Plains!

It's a very touching and humanistic book.

On the combination of wisdom and courage The win-win situation between the image of Guan Ping and the heroes of the Three Kingdoms In the grand narrative of the Three Kingdoms, to create a successful core character, it is especially necessary to fully understand the principle of "a single tree cannot make a forest". If the image of Guan Ping is limited to the "fierceness" of being able to kill generals and seize flags with a single sword on horseback, then he is just a brave man, and he will not be able to escape Lu Bu's stereotype of a "flying general". Even if he can kill everyone, it will only serve as a foil for his personal bravery and will not contribute to the overall narrative pattern. The true mastery of shaping lies in showing his "wisdom" of "making sure command and causing the heroes to massacre in all directions". Only by achieving the perfect integration of "wisdom" and "courage" can Guan Ping himself complement the heroes of the Three Kingdoms and create a win-win epic. 1. Courage is the foundation: the foundation of one's life and the spirit of a fierce general Guan Ping's "brave" is the cornerstone of his image and is indispensable. Inheriting the blood of his father's "tiger power" and taking the rank of general among thousands of armies is the ultimate display of individual martial arts. This kind of bravery can stabilize the morale of the army when the battle is in crisis, and frighten the enemy when the two armies are facing each other. Without this courage, Guan Ping would have lost his foothold in troubled times, and his image would be like a tree without roots, making it difficult to gain the most basic recognition and conviction in the world of the Three Kingdoms, which advocates martial arts. This ferocity of "killing all directions" is his ticket to gain initial prestige and make the proud soldiers in the army return home. However, if the narrative stops here, Guan Ping's image will inevitably become flat. One person's courage will eventually come to an end. Xiang Yu was able to carry the cauldron, but Wujiang would inevitably kill himself; Lu Bu's horse was riding wildly, and he eventually fell into the White Gate Tower. Pure personal heroism cannot support the grand narrative of "continuing the Han Dynasty and revitalizing the Han Dynasty". It will also squeeze the expression space of other heroes and reduce the story to a monotonous personal show of force. 2. Wisdom is sublimation: the soul of the commander, the weapon of the country The key to the true sublimation of Guan Ping's image and the win-win situation with the heroes lies in his "wisdom". This "wisdom" is not a little cleverness, but a commander-in-chief who "strategizes and wins thousands of miles away". It is a strategy of "knowing people and assigning them well, deploying troops and generals". When he changed from "personally killing all directions" to "commanding others to kill all directions", his image achieved an essential leap from a fierce general with "enemies of ten thousand enemies" to a commander-in-chief of "three armed forces". First of all, Guan Ping's "wisdom" can feed back his "bravery" and create the unique charm of "unparalleled wisdom and courage". Facing the fortified city of Luoyang and the wily Sima Yi, he no longer relied solely on blood and bravery to attack. Instead, he established the "Ordnance Innovation Department" and used "Xiangyang Cannon" and "Divine Thunder Chariot" to crush technology. He understood the internal undercurrents, implemented the "military merit award system", established the "Lecture Hall", and used political wisdom to stabilize the country and the army. At this time, his "bravery" has been internalized into a kind of courage and responsibility that "dare to shake the power of heaven", and externally transformed into an exhaustive strategy to defeat the enemy. This kind of "great wisdom and courage" is far more profound and moving than simple "bravery". Secondly, Guan Ping's "wisdom" can set up a stage for heroes and create a magnificent picture of "stars shining". A wise commander knows how to maximize the talents of his generals. When Guan Ping was in charge of the central army and dispatching all directions: · Wei Yan's unruly and bravery could be used to charge into battle and be invincible, and his adventurous spirit like the "Ziwu Valley Conspiracy" could release its value within the framework of the commander. · Zhao Yun's composure and loyalty can demonstrate his reliability as the "pillar of the army" in key aspects such as rushing to support, breaking off the rear, and holding down the formation. · Zhang Bao's bravery, Guan Xing's agility, and Jiang Wei's strategy can all find their own highlight moments under Guan Ping's overall strategic layout. Guan Ping is no longer a competitor with them for credit, but the "kingmaker" who achieved their achievements. Every precise military order he issued added a rich touch to the legend of a famous Three Kingdoms general. In this way, Guan Ping's image has not been weakened, but has become even taller because of his "good general" ability. 3. Win-win with wisdom and courage: complementing each other and creating an epic together In the end, Guan Ping's "wisdom and courage" and the distinctive image of the heroes of the Three Kingdoms formed a win-win relationship that complemented each other and achieved each other's achievements. · For Guan Ping, it was through his successful command of Wei Yan, Zhao Yun and other famous generals that he proved his overall talent beyond that of his father Guan Yu. His "wisdom" needs to rely on the "bravery" of the heroes to show its value; his "bravery" has more weight because of the leadership of "wisdom". He became the absolute core that united the power of the Cenozoic and Mesozoic generations of Shu Han. · For the heroes, a coach with both wisdom and courage is the best guarantee for them to achieve unparalleled success. They no longer need to worry about failure due to the head coach's stubbornness or short-sightedness. Under Guan Ping's command, their personalities were preserved, their talents were put to use, and their images became fuller and more three-dimensional. · In terms of narrative structure, this shaping technique breaks the pattern of "protagonist halo" covering everything, and builds a healthy character ecology with an absolute core and a hundred flowers blooming. Readers will not only be impressed by Guan Ping's foresight, but also excited by Wei Yan's trap, Zhao Yun's savior, and Zhang Bao's fighting spirit. Conclusion Therefore, when shaping Guan Ping, he must not be reduced to a fighting general relying solely on blood and courage. Only by rooting his "courage" in "wisdom" and letting "wisdom" show his power through "courage" can he transform from an executor of "killing all directions" to a decision-maker "commanding a great killing", can his image of "unparalleled wisdom and courage" truly stand. And this process is precisely the broadest stage set up for the heroes of the Three Kingdoms. When Guan Ping looked down at the battlefield with wise eyes and scolded Fang Qiu, he was pointing not only to victory, but also to an era that belonged to all heroes. This is a win-win situation for images, and it is also the highest state of narrative art - one person's wisdom and courage create the legend of a group of heroes; the legend of a group of heroes reflects the epic of one person.

Fight against Zhou Tai and let him go without killing him if he wins? You wrote something incomprehensible, what was it you wrote about? If others ask me to break Jingzhou, you will kill them all. Others attack your city for so many days and want to kill you. It is better for you that you have no intention of killing. Why are you just playing house here? Logical? Do plot characters have brains? Taking a step back, does it fit with your theme? What are you doing? What did you write? The themes are not coherent. What you wrote is called an ambush from all sides in Soochow, with murderous intent everywhere, and Guan Ping repaying evil with kindness. To be honest, just go home and farm.

What I mean is that the content of the answer has little to do with the question that was sent. The question that was sent was about the beauties who were getting married, but the content of the answer was about the beauties who were getting married.

The meaning explained before is that if you open the novel of the Three Kingdoms in the future and choose the novel of the Three Kingdoms in Zhang Jiao's time, whether you include beauties in the current time or not, it will not attract the interest of reading the novel.

Didn't you look at it in detail? I mean Zhang Jue's time. Zhang Jue's time is different from becoming Zhang Jue.

Jiangdong is such rubbish. When Cao Pi launches a large-scale expedition against Wu, it will be the time for the Northern Expedition.

Do all the novels you open have multiple female protagonists?

You know, what I mean is that if you open a novel about the Three Kingdoms in the future, choose Zhang Jue's time and collect all the beauties as the time of travel.

I want to clarify the meaning of multiple female protagonists. I feel that the author's previous answer did not understand the meaning of multiple female protagonists in fan novels. Many of the meanings of multiple female protagonists in fan novels are to collect all the beauties. Accepting ten beauties has little to do with multiple female protagonists.

Is there any chance to capture Wuguan and coordinate with Zhuge?

Don't you understand? Are there any beauties in the current era? Many of them won't like them. In the novels of the Three Kingdoms, if you accept the beauties, you should choose to accept all the beauties who opened Zhang Jiao's time. In the novels of the Three Kingdoms, if you accept many beauties you don't know about, it's the same as if you don't accept the beauties. Do you understand?

Don't you know that including original beauties is poisonous? Many fan fiction novels don't like to include content about original beauties. If you want to include content about beauties, you can wait until the author opens the Three Kingdoms novel and collect all the beauties.

Didn't you look at it in detail? I mean there are multiple female protagonists.

If we were to start the Northern Expedition, we would still do the same as Zhuge Liang, seize Longyou first, and then go to Liangzhou. There are so many talented people in Liu Bei's army this time, who will guard the street pavilion?