A Warlord in the Three Kingdoms

After reading the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, many people think that they are familiar with the Three Kingdoms and that they can succeed if they find famous generals and counselors. I have never heard of any successful person who became successful because of his great subordinates. We know that Jack Ma is successful because he has the Eighteen Arhats. Is it because he has the Eighteen Arhats that he can succeed? Why couldn't many counselors and generals become bosses in ancient times? Because people only follow the strong. We know their names not because of how great they are, but because their boss is a winner. Among the founding emperors, you will often feel a strange phenomenon when you look at their subordinates. Often more than half of the generals are related to the birthplace of the founding emperor. Are smart people trying to push it? The reason why a successful person becomes a successful person is only related to himself. He is irreplaceable in his leadership group. If someone thinks that a successful person's success mainly comes from his subordinates, then why should he lead others? Do you rely on words? If any successful person cannot be stronger than his subordinates in terms of comprehensive strength, Then he will only be a loser because people will only follow the strongest, not the strong.

A 2008 classic! The trolls are now 18 years old! It's been 10 years. What are you thinking about?

I read the first novel in my life nine years ago. Although I was young, I read it with gusto. The characters of the Three Kingdoms created in the story are very unique, some are what they should be in the impression, and some are not what they expected, which makes people surprised from time to time. The various strategic games also impressed me deeply, and I still remember many of the plots. Traveling back in time to ancient wars with modern knowledge must be something everyone has imagined. This novel is such a good and refreshing article! Don't spray if you don't like it

Isn't he reborn? Why doesn't Gao Shun know? The trapped camp is called the First Army of the Three Kingdoms and he doesn't know such a big name. It's a bit fake. Jushou doesn't know either.

Do you always feel that the male protagonist has incorrect views? He rapes Mr. Zou, speaks harshly to a woman who likes him and treats him well, and enjoys and takes advantage of her being nice to him, while at the same time he dislikes her? As modern people, we will do whatever it takes to survive. He actually used the lives of tens of thousands of Yellow Turbans to exchange for the lives of 800 bandits. Do modern people have such indifference to life? Using Guo Tu's poison plan to poison 3,000 horses? ... I have endured it for a long time, and I always feel that the male protagonist has a legitimate reason to be so butchery and ruthless, and will he get better in the future... I just came here to see what everyone thinks, and see if anyone thinks the author's views are wrong?

In this book, everyone has laser eyes. Their eyes are always shot with cold light, blood, and the like.

It's so disgusting. In the early stage, he massacred the city and killed the people in order to survive. Later, he deliberately acted like the Holy Mother and pretended to be merciful. It's disgusting. Zhou Yu in Huainan dug a blockage and released water, flooding millions of people. The protagonist was still sighing there.,,, I was really speechless. What's even more depressing is the protagonist's various strategies in the early stage. In the later stage, it's like a deception. You can't expect this, and you can't expect that. Every time, he is arranged to be burned by fire, flooded, and then he is so lucky that he escapes. I am really speechless. The protagonist arranged by the author is said to be illiterate and feels like he is a graduate of primary school. Alas, I am really speechless.

The Eight Hundred Bandits have been beaten so many times, but they have always been the Eight Hundred Bandits, and they have surrendered 😅

The two brothers surnamed Chen have been carrying them everywhere for more than ten chapters in the past ten chapters. They say that it is because their father saved the protagonist's life, so they want to repay the favor. Not to mention repaying the favor, there is a limit to repaying the favor, and it is also on the premise that it does not endanger your life. Let me briefly analyze the unreasonableness: First of all, you gave your own food to the Chen brothers. Okay, realistically speaking, you, a sword and shield soldier who carries equipment and kills every day, don't have the strength to give it to others for a whole day? And those two are still teenage boys, not babies or girls who can starve to death if they miss a meal. The two described in the previous article are also soldiers carrying bamboo poles. They are of no use on the battlefield. They must consume much less energy than you. I don't understand why handymen need such high treatment? Did your protagonist give up the food for a day to drink from the northwest wind? Even if those two are full, can they still survive if you collapse them? Even if your protagonist doesn't eat or drink, it's fine. Later, he bullies the Chen brothers for Pei Yuanshao. In the final duel, he still trades injuries for injuries, and the victory is difficult. Others are rushing to kill him. In truth, the protagonist has no chance of surviving. The protagonist is not superior in terms of force and can only risk his life with others. The question is, who is he risking his life for? A piece of steamed bun was stepped on by someone, and someone risked his life just because of this kind of feud. Is there anyone who would die if he didn't save it? I thought that Pei Yuanshao didn't hold the sword to anyone's neck, so he was protecting the two oil bottles. After leaving, another person couldn't walk and was carried on his back. OK, he didn't say anything. When he got outside the city, he yelled and was found by the gatekeeper. So these two brothers, apart from harassing their sight with bamboo poles on the first battlefield, have been holding back the rest. The key is two teenage boys. The writing is really the same as 🐷. How long have you been in the Yellow Turban Army and you can only yell. I don't ask for your martial arts skills. At least you can be a normal person. If someone steps on your steamed bun, don't you know how to say soft words to start a fight? Just watch others beat you? The protagonist likes to repay his favor, because Liu Pi and the father of the two children saved him. I think there are many people who have saved this protagonist. First of all, Guan Hai saved the protagonist once at the beginning, not to mention that he stumbled once later. In the end, he left the Yellow Turban Army and did not remind others. Although Pei Yuanshao had previously After a duel with the protagonist, she stood up to support and approve of the protagonist on key occasions. Liu Pi's sister could tell that she was always kind to the protagonist, and even applied medicine to heal his injuries. After that, the protagonist said that he was unable to talk about relationships in troubled times. Didn't you have the time to care about those two children and didn't have the time to remind them? Why should a woman think about what will happen if she is caught? Or a rebel, how much worse than a man? Later, when he knew that the Yellow Turban Army was going to die, he didn't remind those few people. So many people ignored him. As a leader, Liu Pi is stupid and you don't care. What about the others? A sentence of "Yellow Turban" is destined to fail and he will be sentenced to death. Call him ungrateful. Two children are the father of two children. Call him ungrateful. After all, he is a comrade and ignores him. He doesn't even bother to say a word. Watching others die is just repaying a favor. I can't understand it.

I found it on Douyin. I'll mark it first. I plan to take a look at it when I have time. Maybe I'll remember it.