The Commercial Three Kingdoms

When I first started reading it, I was very indignant. From the beginning, the author was straightforwardly attacking my country and beautifying the West and other countries. But then I thought about it, this was a book from 2004, when those people were known to hate the Kuomintang and the Communist Party was at its peak! It is true that there are many problems in China, but we can't just rush and criticize them. What's even more puzzling is that it's already 2021 and there are still such books that are blackmailing oneself? Why does Qidian turn a blind eye to approval? Continue reading Good Guys with indignation! This book not only praises the West, Japan and South Korea in various ways, but also has various thoughts on the external world and its internal contribution to the development of the Middle Ages. Either turn a blind eye to it or be dismissed as worthless. If it was back then, it might have had a bad impact. Now it seems like a collection of childish double-standard jokes. Perhaps this is why Qidian did not remove it from the shelves! That's right, you don't need to go to any second-hand book market, or even go to Confucius Book Network to search slowly, you can find the same magical book as the various Western readers, Yilin, etc., You only need to download the Yuewen APP to see it!

It's useless to say anything. The first thing is to free up enough manpower. Article 2: There must be enough food. Simply put, it means using very few people to produce a lot of food. Without this prerequisite, there is no need to think about development!

Is this a book written by a public intellectual? Isn't it a book that brainlessly praises the West and Japan?

This book is very mentally retarded. Considering the age, the author may not have graduated from elementary school, which is understandable.

Excuse me; what is the name of the protagonist?

Let's put it this way, this book is an old book, and almost all the jokes in it are almost unclear to current readers. It took me a while to figure it out (this is called the legendary old joke). I read this book three times. The first time was in 2011, when I was in junior high school. I read it on a Motorola large-screen non-smartphone. I was very interested in the chapters in it. Of course, I didn't understand anything at that time, so I didn't think much about it. I read it as a short story. The second time I read it was in 2015, when I was already in college. I picked it up when I was short of books. After reading it, I found that it seemed to be an article I had read in a physical book before. At that time, I thought the plot was pretty good, but I couldn't agree with the ideas in it; and this time, of course, it's now. To be honest, I can't stand it this time, because as I grow up, the qualitative nature of values ​​makes me feel that the content in this book is a bit emmmy and does not conform to my core values. But it is undeniable that this book was a good book at that time, but it seems out of date from today's perspective. After all, one of the four self-confidences we need to build is cultural self-confidence. The protagonists of this book happen to be four people with little cultural self-confidence, so it is awkward to read.

This protagonist is the most fucked up character I have ever seen. He has blast furnaces to smelt iron, stamped armor, steam powered machines, nearly a million people and an army of 100,000, but he can't even push it. He actually talks about benevolence, justice, etiquette, wisdom and trust in a war. He interacts with other warlords just like Yuan Datou. Everyone can get something out of him. He acts emotionally and can raise an army out of anger for a woman or a few people. If I were someone who traveled through time with you, I would kill you first because you are so fucked up.

I cried while reading this book and didn't even think about the fact that the author's butt was crooked and he was licking the West and Japan.

What are you writing about, artificially dividing China?

This thing is too unappetizing to me now.