Three Kingdoms: Even Zhuge Zhan Can Lead Troops?

Even someone like Zhuge Zhan has come to command troops.

It's a hellish start. There's no economy, no population, no soldiers. How to fight?

Even with their vast territory, they couldn't hold out unless Zhong Hui rebelled in Hanzhong; only then would there be any hope of breaking the deadlock. There's a short drama series about this.

Our side was already short of manpower, and right at the start, we gave away Zhang Zun for nothing. Before any of the opponents were even dead, we stabbed ourselves in the back. It would be one thing if you died defending the pass, but to accuse us of disobeying orders and recklessly attacking, only to be ambushed and killed—that's a huge accusation. Would the historical Zhang Zun agree to that?

Why push it to me? Push it to Wang Gongxin and the other one! 🙂

Can we call them the Han Army? Calling them the Shu Army is too beneath them.

Even if he wrote about other things, he could still make Jiang Wei a criminal.

Will he one day don the yellow robe and become emperor himself, while Liu Shan becomes the Duke of Anle? Is it all for the revival of the Han Dynasty? 😃

Why are these chapters written like an old-fashioned web novel, with the protagonist personally risking his life to achieve victory? You're writing a historical novel; inserting personal heroism is just awful.

Zhuge Zhan had no choice; otherwise, who would want to fight in the open field? If he dared to defend a city, the powerful clans would have surrendered with his head that very night. To the powerful clans, Shu Han was an obstacle to their return to the embrace of unification.