The Three Kingdoms Gatekeeper

There's a lot of nonsense, little actual content advancement, the writing is okay, and the protagonist is a bit idealistic

The character problem of the protagonist is too big, and I don't understand that the Han Dynasty was a good life without starvation. The main reason is low productivity and low agricultural technology. I don't want to improve these. Instead, I remain a virgin, improve their treatment, buy clothes for the refugees, and eat better rice. The people are not dead now, but they will die sooner or later. And even if the protagonist makes the people in the entire county eat well and have enough to eat, the people in other counties will starve to death. The author seemed to have checked the information, but in fact he did not understand it.

The protagonist is too ambitious. As a county magistrate, in charge of a county with tens of thousands of people, the soul flag in his hand can control 500 people. You still need to struggle and use your brain? A Hun Banner can lead ten soldiers, five thousand people, to push across a county, and he can plow all sides from beginning to end, no matter what kind of landowner family you are. The protagonist feels like he is playing house. There is a story about Journey to the West where Tang Monk was collecting Buddhist scriptures in Water Margin. The person who stopped him in 1981 was Song Jiang Li Kui who lived in the water of Liangshan Mountain. Sun Wukong and Li Kui competed in strength, and Sha Seng and Langli Baitiao and Zhang Shun competed in water power. This is the feeling

Just a little bit, the Yellow Turban Rebellion has not yet happened, and the protagonist dares to tell Liu Yan that the world is about to be in chaos, Yizhou has the spirit of the emperor, and I want to take the front line. Then Liu Yan acquiesced and helped with the operation. How awesome. As a clan member of the Han Dynasty, you dared to do this to the Han Empire before the Yellow Turban Rebellion broke out?

We'll take in tens of thousands of refugees at the beginning, and then pay them high wages. What a joke.

Still similar style and very comfortable to look at.

A piece of trivia: The truth about ancient disaster relief: 1. Real disaster relief - organizing the relocation of disaster victims to open up wasteland, and in the process not one out of ten is left; 2. Fake disaster relief - confining the victims, handing out a bowl of glutinous rice paste tomorrow, slowly starving the victims to death, and in the end not even one out of ten is left;

The data in this book are too watery. With the kind of productivity in ancient times, the grain output of a county was tens of millions of stone.

Why not use the military system? It feels bad to divide the fields directly. It is correct to divide the fields only after merit.

It's okay, but I feel like the writing is not good and the characters are inappropriate.