
Three Kingdoms: Traveling Through Wei and Yan, Reviving the Han Dynasty from Street Pavilions
三国:穿越魏延,从街亭兴复大汉
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The ultimate invincible, super poisonous and intelligent novel, I barely read nine chapters, and I was already frothing at the mouth and lost my mind.
Writing about Wei Yan licking Kong Ming is indeed a disease. Shouldn't he gather the army, call himself a general, seize Chang'an, annex the weak Shu, and then seize the world? No matter how bad things are, we should go out and seize Chang'an in Ziwu Valley and slap Kong Ming in the face. Brought Kong Ming to death, and then emptied out the empress, laying a solid foundation for the subsequent acceptance of Zen and the proclaimed emperor.
The first thing Wei Yan did when he was reborn was kill Zhuge Liang.
It looks great at the front, but it starts to suck at the back. It's so hard to fail and then go crazy. It's just inexplicable.
Sure enough, there are all kinds of monsters and ghosts in the book review. Does Zhuge Liang look down on Wei Yan? It's really funny. Zhuge Liang opened the Yitong Sansi, the Prime Minister's Office Chief Shi Yang Yi, the former Prime Minister's Office joined the army Jiang Wan, followed by Ma Su, the Chief Secretary Yang Yi, the Prime Minister's Office left Zhang Yi (representative of the Yizhou faction), and the Army Commander Ma Wei Yan. Do you not pay attention to Wei Yan with this special name? 🙂 During the First Expedition, those who had the ability and conditions to lead the army independently were Wei Yan, Zhao Yun, and Wu Yi. Wei Yan and Wu Yi need to resist Guo Huai of Shanggui and Xu Miao of Liangzhou. Zhao Yun needs to contain Cao Zhen's forces in Guanzhong in Jigu. Yang Yi needs to take charge of the grain and grass line. Gao Xiang defends in Liucheng. Jiang Wei has not yet entered Zhuge Liang's field of vision at this time. He is just a little guy who has just surrendered and is immature 🙂. In this situation, can Zhuge Liang not pay attention to Wei Yan? You've been released to lead the army alone, why don't you take it seriously? It's funny, right?
Another important reason for the failure of the Northern Expedition was that Sima Yi raided and captured the three eastern counties, directly threatening Hanzhong's retreat! 😅😅
Shu Han's strength is simply not suitable for single-handedly challenging Cao Wei
However, you can still achieve great results by following the ancient road south to Nepal and reaching India🤫
Zhuge Liang's initial military goal was Longyou, not Chang'an. He couldn't defend Chang'an, and he had few major generals to defend it in the air. If he wanted to occupy the three auxiliary areas of Chang'an, he must have the natural barrier of Tongguan, the power of the Weishui River, and the stable household. It only takes three years to defend these three places to have the chance to conquer the world. Zhuge Liang sent out Qishan with a maximum of 50,000 or 60,000 troops, falsely claiming to be more than 100,000. To conquer Wei, he still had to have a good location. In order to advance slowly, once the Wei cavalry is stuck, the whole army will be in danger of being annihilated. If you occupy Longyou, you must occupy Chencang to resist the Wei army. In three years, Zhuge can pull up a cavalry of not less than 3,000 to 10,000, then the form will completely change. However, the possibility of swallowing Chang'an Sanfu, Liangzhou and other places is very low, there are not so many soldiers, even if there are hundreds of thousands The army will also be overwhelmed by food, grass and equipment. It is not only difficult to attack the Shu Road, but also difficult to get out. The transportation from Shu to Hanzhong will cost 70% of the food. The food is almost exhausted in less than half of the road from Hanzhong to Chang'an in the Wei Dynasty. How much can one Hanzhong produce? It is already worn out by the old Cao Huo. It can support an army of 30,000 and burn high incense. This miscellaneous plus wants to take a long time The war between the two countries is just a dream, and the key to Jingzhou is highlighted at this time. The Romance of the Three Kingdoms was written purely to beautify the myth and his personal favorite characters were so beautiful. Reality does not allow it. Even if Wei Yan has the ability to conquer the sky, it will be very small in the face of national war. At this time, it is population, economy and logistics. Any strategy is a paper tiger in the face of absolute strength, and it is useless! Also, your Wei Yan and your ideas are too natural. Don't just follow the script because you have a reference. The battlefield form is changeable and unknown. Any small situation will cause major local changes. As historical generals, their battlefield decision-making ability is closely related to the battlefield situation. Changes in style will be dealt with calmly according to the current situation, rather than being stubborn. Shu Han lost the competition in Jingzhou and was completely eliminated. Soochow lost most of Jingzhou and it was also a slow death. As for Wei Yanchun's unrealistic fantasy, you might as well just be invincible!
When I read Chapter 22 and started making soaps... I felt bad
Zhuge Liang has always looked down upon Wei Yan, and even if he traveled through Wei Yan and licked Zhuge Liang, he would not do it even if he wanted to die. Either be a kneeling dog, do whatever Zhuge Liang says, and then always be an obedient dog. If it is good, it can surrender to Cao Wei, if it is bad, it will be slaughtered midway. Either take over the power, get rid of Zhuge Liang, and then win the Northern Expedition. After the victory, there will be great Confucian scholars debating scriptures.