Three Kingdoms: My Father Is Xuande, and the King of Guanzhong Has Arrived
三国：我父玄德，是关中王来了
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Taking Guanzhong is the right strategy; I'll give the author two monthly tickets to support them.
Liu Bei wanted to unify the world, but the manpower and resources of Jingzhou and Yizhou alone were not enough. He had to take Guanzhong, and the faster he took it, the higher the probability of unifying the world. I've read many time-travel novels set in the Three Kingdoms period, and they all involve scheming and fighting with Cao Cao and Sun Quan in Jingzhou, wasting precious time to gain a…
I regret watching so many videos about the new Three Kingdoms.
Now when I read novels about the Three Kingdoms, lines and plot points from the new Three Kingdoms series immediately pop into my head, making it impossible for me to get into the story.
The strategy of directly attacking Guanzhong was correct, but after taking Guanzhong, there were too many local warlords. After that, attack Zhang Lu; Zhang Lu's territory truly had hundreds of thousands of people. Then, take Sichuan with Zhang Lu's territory.
After the devastating earthquake in the Qinling Mountains during the Western Han Dynasty, the water systems of the Han River and Guanzhong Plain were severed, preventing grain from Sichuan from reaching Guanzhong. There was no hope of a northern expedition from Sichuan. Sichuan and Shaanxi are two separate geographical terms and are not connected.
Not professional at all
Why not write historical articles in classical Chinese?
It's not unreasonable to travel through history, fight for supremacy, and build a harem, right?
I like Empress He, Lady Zou, Lady Du, Lady Cai, Diao Chan, Yuan Shu's daughter, Zhen Ji, the Qiao sisters, Cai Wenji, Lü Lingqi, and Xin Xianying.
When did Liu Bei defeat Xiang Yu?
If you're starting your conquest from Guanzhong, then I advise you to follow Yuwen Heita's example and first resolve the ethnic issues, unifying the various ethnic groups to increase the population.
Why didn't Liu Bei go to Guanzhong? Everyone knew he could replicate Gaozu's (Liu Bei's) hegemony, but at that time, Guanzhong had been ravaged by Dong Zhuo, Li Jue, Guo Si, Han Sui, and Ma Teng, leaving it with very few people. It simply couldn't support an army, and with the Qiang and Hu tribes causing chaos, it was a complete mess.
The generals of the Three Kingdoms period have been mythologized because of the novel *Romance of the Three Kingdoms*, which is a bit of an exaggeration; compared to Wu Qi, Bai Qi, Wang Jian, Xiang Yu, Han Xin, Huo Qubing, Liu Yu, Li Shimin, Li Jing, Yue Fei... They can only be considered second-rate.