
The Hegemony of Shu
霸蜀
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- Completed
- Length
- 3.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Feeling bored, I reread an old book. Back then, there was no chapter commentary, but now I see quite a few people disliking the negative portrayal of Zhuge Liang, so I can't help but say a few words. Treating historical fiction as history, thinking that war is just a battle between two fierce generals;
Writing a book is indeed difficult, but the author's imagination runs wild, and historical figures are impossible to recreate. It feels like reading a biography rather than the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. A character bearing the name of Zhuge Liang but lacking his abilities, the story mostly revolves around petty infighting, palace intrigue, and workplace power struggles. The writing is a complete mess.
I've seen another person praising the Ziwu Valley. 😅 Historically, no one who attempted to traverse the Ziwu Valley has ever succeeded. 😅
How can anyone actually read such a toxic book? How can someone have the mentality to consider a maid who betrayed them and almost killed them as a confidante?
This premise is problematic: plotting to seize the lord's legacy. Wouldn't that make them infamous bastards in history, replacing the Sima family?
Wei Yan's suggestion was to lead 5,000 elite troops across the Qinling Mountains and through the Ziwu Valley, reaching Chang'an in 10 days. If Chang'an could be captured, the Guanzhong region could be pacified in one fell swoop. The general defending Chang'an was Xiahou Mao, who had risen to power through nepotism—his father being Xiahou Yuan and his son-in-law being Cao Cao's son-in-law—and…
Do you really think you can underestimate the intelligence of ancient people just because you have the superpower of time travel? Look at how many unearthed artifacts still remain a mystery to us? Any high-ranking official who made history isn't someone you can easily defeat. I came in based on the good reviews, but after reading the book, I found myself dealing with idiots trying to pick up girls, and idiots bullying and getting their intelligence lowered. Sigh.
[Comment] Luoyang, the heart of the Central Plains, should ideally be preserved relatively intact.
With his army approaching Luoyang, Wei Ba first attacked Youzhou, then Jizhou, and finally Bingzhou, thus securing the empire. It seems that Wei Ba's grand plan was to use this opportunity to quell the northern border conflict in one fell swoop.
Wei Yan's expedition through the Ziwu Valley was a risky move. If they won, all would be well; but if they lost, Shu's limited military talent would be severely depleted. Furthermore, there were other political factors to consider.
This is a terrible book. If you like the Shu Han dynasty, don't bother reading it. If you insist on reading it, I suggest you read the final chapter, "The Three Families Unify Under Jin," first. If you still want to read that, then just pretend I didn't say anything.