Three Kingdoms: I Am Yuan Shu, the Foster Father of the World

Did the author of 666 copy the book "Three Kingdoms: I, Yuan Shu, and the Great Han Zhongliang"? That book is about various adopted sons. Your introduction is simply copied from this book.

I think changing the name to I am the Skeleton King Yuan Shu is more attractive.

Before I read it, I read the title. To be honest, author, did your inspiration for this book come from next door?🙂

After watching it for a long time, I can only say that you can't eat this bowl of rice. You like to keep everyone, don't you? Liu Bei can't die, Cao Cao can't die? The thing I regret most is subscribing to your garbage

It feels weird. The protagonist's image of a wise king who turns his back on things is not distinctive, but Yuan Shu is actually more suitable to be the devil or at least a hero. He was born into a noble family but befriended heroes and envied his brothers. He came from a noble family and became a commoner. He obviously showed a lot of potential. Even if you don't follow the example of your neighbor, you will become a great conspirator and use Huang Tian to defeat Han Zuo. It is also entirely possible to rely on the money to form an upright division to supplement the generals' talents, and to rely on family background to gather people to organize division of labor and guard against clever and wise men. The chivalry and loyalty of the people will lead to the death of the roosters and dog thieves. The history of Yuan Shu has already included Tao Qian and King Chen, and Yuan Shao's assassins also sneaked into the bodyguard and almost ended up. Would it be more suitable for the protagonist to be Yuan Shu's son in his current path?

It is called Yuan Shu of the Yuan Dynasty who defies heaven and strives for hegemony.

It would be even better if we design a few more historical Xiami comebacks. For example, General Qiao sets out to intercept Cao Cao and improve his combat effectiveness.

History is not the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. The Sun-Liu coalition is not Sun Quan and Liu Bei, but the coalition of Sun Quan from the Eastern Wu Dynasty and Liu Qi from Jingzhou. Liu Bei's mercenaries. "The people in Yuzhou are not one school." There are less than a few hundred people behind Changbanpo. The role of Liu Qi and his ten thousand troops has been erased from the history books. Liu Bei existed as a parasitic beast, no matter through Gongsun Zan, Cao Cao, or from Yuan Shao to Liu Biao. The reason why he was able to backfire on his host in Xuzhou and Jingzhou, including again on Liu Zhang through parasitism, was because of his "shape" or reputation, and even his activities to satisfy the interests of some New Generation scholars, especially those who were also parasitic. In Jingzhou, there is Zhuge Liang (Liu Qi's cousin-in-law), and Zhuge Liang is, to a certain extent, the representative of Jingzhou's shares. This cousin-in-law took Liu Qi's territory as the cornerstone for the parasitic beast's comeback.

It can be said that he was a wise and powerful man, but his only flaw was that he died too early. The writing style of this book is average, but the plot design is very exciting, similar to the biographies of heroes in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. Xun Zheng and other unknown characters are portrayed in a vivid and colorful way. Because of this, I think it is more important to restore Yuan Shao. Yuan Shao's history is shocking step by step and reaching the peak step by step. In this way, Yuan Shao and Yuan Shu can form a duel between the north and the south.

The No. 1 Family in the world is the Hongnong Yang family, which is known as the "Fourth Taiwei". In the end, he was just a useless person in troubled times, and he was allowed to be cut by Cao Aha.

Yuan Shu's Cavalry Commander Han Hao. The generals Qi Ji, Qin Yi, the civil servant Hui Qu, and the counselor Li Ye. And Zhang Xun, the most prominent person written about in this book, is actually Hanoi Zhang. Like Qiao Rui, who is next to Zhang Xun, they are both from wealthy families.

Farming cannot increase grain production, and it is not for the purpose of increasing it. Throughout the Three Kingdoms, there is plenty of land. In the small-scale peasant economy, a disaster year will bring about the end of an area. Only in the Northern Song Dynasty did Dongda University begin to embark on another avenue. And was stopped by Yuan Sha.

This is the main reason why Liu Bei likes Zhuge Liang. The final chapter comes after arriving at Tuogu. The biggest highlight of this book is the creation of those little people in history, from Xun Zheng to General Zhang, etc. There is no need to mythologize Zhuge.

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Writing an article about Yuan Shu is really powerful, not like the Three Kingdoms style, but has original meaning.

This Yuan Shu is different. Those unknown people in history are reinterpreted very wonderfully. Not bad, not bad.

The biggest highlight of this book is the combination of Xun Zheng and General Zhang. The last time was the Yuzhou War, this time it was the Luoyang War, the Three Kingdoms and the New Han Dynasty.

Can this be one more chapter?

This book is so regrettable.

Concepts require specific awareness. When listed one by one, it will not be clear.

Very poorly written. "Liang was in Jingzhou, studying together with Shi Guangyuan, Xu Yuanzhi, and Meng Gongwei. The three of them worked on mastery, but Liang alone observed the roughness. Every morning and evening, he calmly hugged his knees and roared." - Zhuge Liang in history is a typical rough man. Just like today's positive energy experts playing big chess, now In reality, I even misremembered a few words when quoting famous quotes. When I read a book, I read it roughly, which is not modest but truthful. My theoretical level is greater than my actual work. I usually like what Mencius said about cultivating the "awe-inspiring spirit". The specific method is similar to Qigong, but the performance is "long roar". It's nothing more than the Romance of the Three Kingdoms and later dynasties that praised loyalty and elevated Zhuge.

In addition to being brutal, Cao Cao also had style and even customs. (Taizu was a humble man and had no authority... Sometimes he would wear a hat to meet guests.) Or in the army, "In the military armies of the Wei Dynasty in the past, white hats were made for no reason. This is a sign of mourning." It is indeed similar to some Japanese customs in later generations. Since he started writing about Yuan Shao and also involved Xianbei, Wang Xiong (the governor of Youzhou and the Wang family of Langya) sent an assassin to kill the Xianbei leader Kebineng. As for history, it is not a novel. For example, on the modern Internet, if you talk about Amo, just brag about Guo Jia. In fact, Wang Bicai is awesome, and everyone knows that the chief historian is awesome. For example, Yang Yi served as the chief historian during Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition. After Cao Pi inherited the position of prime minister, his chief historian was Sima Yi, and Wang Bi was Cao Cao's prime minister.

Not so with historical depth. For example, take Lu Bu and Cao Cao, why Lu Bu suddenly couldn't defeat Cao Cao. After all, Lu Bu defeated Cao Cao as soon as he entered Yanzhou. The next year, Lu Bu couldn't even defeat Li Jin. Finally, Cao Cao defeated Lu Bu. The historical truth is that Yuan Shao sent troops to intervene, that is, Puyang, which caused Lu Bu to leave the base, and in the end he could only lose step by step. Although history has been erased, Yuan Shao's slogan made it clear - "Sweeping to the expedition, ringing the golden drums, spreading the crowd to defeat the enemy, saving him from death, and restoring him to the office of Fang Bo. This means that the shogunate has no virtue for the people of Yantu, but has great achievements in Cao Cao" - this decisive factor was the key to Lu Bu's final defeat in the battle of Yanzhou. When it comes to Yuan Shu, whatever water conservancy you do and this and that are all just modern logic. You have to look through the clues of history to see the unknown parts of history.

Zhuge Liang is the role model in the emperor's heart, because he makes up for whatever he lacks. Zhuge Cunfu is not joking, he is as good as dialectics,

Historically, Guangwu Dutian was very successful. Lay a perfect foundation for Liu Zhuang. The first person killed was the great Situ Ouyang She. He studied as a Confucian and was a great Confucian from a family with the eighth doctorate. In November, the great Situ Ouyang She sat in front of him as the prefect of Runan. He did not realize the land transfer and was convicted of stealing more than tens of millions. He was imprisoned. The purpose of his death was not to solve the annexation of land, but to solve the problem of people. The troubled times of the New Dynasty were the same as the troubled times of the Eastern Han Dynasty. What was lacking after the war was people, not land. As for this book, Zhuge Liang's design was very poor. Zhuge Liang had no real achievements in history. No policy has been adopted by later generations, and there are almost no matching achievements.

This is the only achievement that the great Confucian can find for Zhuge's debate on the classics. Zhuge's reputation comes from his loyalty to Shu Han. According to historical progress, Liu Bei's original reputation was far inferior to Yuan Shu in history. Yuan Shu's world was conquered by Yuan Shu. In Liu Bei's world, Xuzhou is the one who surrendered, but Jingzhou is the one who surrendered. Same. As for Bashu, it's even worse. That is to say, after Liu Bei's defeat, his Shu Han came to an end like Yuan Shu's Zhong family. As long as a Sun Ce appears. This Sun Ce is Zhuge Liang. He is the spokesperson of Jingzhou Shares. But Zhuge Liang didn't, so Liu Bei was still Emperor Zhaolie. Otherwise, the country would be destroyed in less than two years after its founding.

Han Yin was an important minister of Yuan Shu and belonged to the Han family. Li Ye was Yuan Shu's closest adviser and his only adviser. In troubled times, the lord does not need many years of advice. Even Yuan Shao had two advisers, and Yuan Shu had only one.

Stop updating from the earliest to the latest. Yuan Shu wrote this article well.

It would be a great pity for this book if it is no longer updated. This is the most distinctive Yuan Shu on the Internet, and it is also a very distinctive Three Kingdoms.

It's been two days, why hasn't the author updated?