Three Kingdoms: Zhuge Liang's Son Saves Guan Yu at the Beginning

It's okay. I haven't read much of the Three Kingdoms novels. This is the first time I've seen the late Three Kingdoms novels. Some of the plots are a bit stiff and the protagonist's performance is a bit philistine. Overall, it's pretty good and I look forward to the follow-up development.

Classic, so classic. Let's not talk about whether Zhuge Xuemeng existed in history. Later, people with the scientific name Warm Body Soup came and replaced them with 800 war horses. What is the concept of 800 war horses in troubled times? It's Tang's fault to use a formula to replace this one. Do you think it's a current patent? 🙂 The cooks can probably tell you a lot about the ingredients after just one taste. The most outrageous thing is that the protagonist sells this war horse to Guan Yu. In Chapter 31, a little civilian girl can approach Zhuge Liang's son in the migration map and give the protagonist something to drink. She is really not afraid of poisoning, and the surrounding soldiers are knocked unconscious, right?

Romance or historical fact? There are pitfalls if you don't reply by default

How can Liu Chan be honest? He is just a smart egoist.

I can barely watch it, the various plots are a bit light, and the strategies can only be considered barely reasonable.

Well written, but hell starts, hoping to recapture Jiangling so that the Jingzhou Army and Cao Wei surrender their troops and come back. Otherwise, it will be difficult to achieve success by relying solely on the Yizhou Northern Expedition.

According to official history, Zhuge Qiao should have arrived in Shuhan after Liu Chan succeeded to the throne. But the novel doesn't matter.

Wasn't this guy tired during the Northern Expedition? Why are you in Jingzhou?

It's so messy. The protagonist is in Chengdu, Jiangzhou, and Hanzhong, flashing around at any time; he had clearly agreed to send the two girls to Mianzhu, but suddenly appeared in Hanzhong; Wei Yan, the prefect of Hanzhong, insisted on guarding Baidi City! ; Zhao Yun was clearly asked to rush to Yangpingguan first, and then appeared in Chengdu to discuss matters. The writing is messy. It's almost impossible to watch.

Is this cover the one from Shui Tu 🙂?

It is estimated that it will be difficult for Jingzhou to return. After Cao Jun is defeated, the Northern Expedition will probably begin.

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