Three Kingdoms: I, Liu Bian, Really Don't Want to Be the Emperor.

I can't bear to see the deep brotherly love. What kind of relationship do you, a mature modern talent, have with Liu Xie just now? ? ? On the contrary, you two have a conflict of interest.

Dong Zhuo is tyrannical, Li Ru is poisonous 1. Let's talk about the possibility of doing this first. Dong Zhuo has always had 3,000 people from the beginning. Luoyang can now gather 30,000 to defend the city (this can be linked with later). The author tells you that after Dong Zhuo comes, he will besiege Luoyang. It's very unreasonable (there are still 1.3,000 People here to besiege the city, which is not enough to encircle it) 2. The author wanted to show Li Ru's poison and asked him to come up with a vicious plan. This plan is to drive the refugees over. If the defenders attack, the emperor will be immoral. If Dong Zhuo is not attacked, the city gate can be taken. Such a method of moral armor This is actually very problematic (1) Let's start with Dong Zhuo's status. When Dong Zhuo first came here, he received the name of He Jin to kill the eunuchs. The author asked him to continue to attack in the name of the emperor's stupidity and favor of the eunuchs, and his own position was untenable. The moment this strategy started to be implemented, Dong Zhuo, who was not looked down upon by the nobles, had already seceded from the world, let alone the protagonist. (2) Let's talk about the effectiveness of this strategy. The protagonist can tell the residents of Luoyang that I feel sorry for the people outside, but if Dong Zhuo from outside is allowed to come in to practice, the people in the city will not be saved. I shed two tears while showing off my acting skills, saying that I have no virtue and cannot even save the people outside the city. Not to mention being in the dark, the reputation can still rise a little, and the people of Luoyang can spontaneously help defend the city. (Link here) 3. Let's talk about Dong Zhuo again. When Dong Zhuo first entered Luoyang, he had been trying to show his positive role, conferring official titles to many celebrities, and reinstating many officials who had suffered in the party's disaster. He only started to be brutal after he completely annexed the surrounding forces, and after the aristocratic families did not accept him 4. The two-legged sheep came from the Song Dynasty this time, and it was after the Southern Song Dynasty. At this time, the chaos in the Eastern Han Dynasty had not reached this point. Liangzhou was still the territory of the Han Dynasty. This is a bit like the New Three Kingdoms, and people in Xiliang have disheveled hair

To put it simply, even if the Han Dynasty was destroyed, it would still be beaten to death by Bian Hu, but the author said it was invincible?

It can be seen that the author put his heart and soul into writing it well, but this is a novel, and the long dialogues are really unbearable. They are still in semi-literary Chinese. If you want to explain the causes and consequences clearly, you can use narration, but it is really unbearable to introduce them with long dialogues.

The writing is good and it can turn the tide. A modern man with such deep brotherhood cannot even kill a palace maid. This is too girly.

As long as the authority of the Han emperor was not completely lost, an army that had always advertised its loyalty to the emperor should be easy to recruit and disintegrate from within, and would not directly attack the country's capital.

The story is pretty well written