Han Emperor Liu Bei

Extremely poisonous The protagonist said to Huang Zhong who was shooting wild geese, "What a lovely creature. I went on vacation at this time of year, but you were shot in pieces." It's so poisonous, I've been poisoned to death, goodbye!

This is a book that is not worth reading at all. The preliminary foreshadowing and character design are of no use at all. This book completely collapsed from the time Dong Zhuo entered Beijing.

Boss, your health is very important, but you should also be writing in your spare time. I am very nervous waiting! 😁😁😁

Why has there been no movement for so long?

It's been four days, why hasn't a chapter been updated?

I will never surrender to Liu Bei😁

The mountain man counted with his fingers and found that the author's surname was Li! 😁

I have always had a question: How could a modern person fight in ancient times? It's okay to say you know politics and people's livelihood, but if you know how to fight, you can't even do it as a special soldier. I think it should be enough to know how to employ people, then manage logistics, and then correct the shortcomings of the character of your subordinates, come up with some ideas at critical times, and then improve them.

Although I left the palace, watching the plot of the Liaodong campaign was really boring. I allowed my greatest enemy Cao Cao to invade Xuzhou, which was close at hand and was close to me. I ignored such things and instead focused on Liaodong, which was thousands of miles away and required a northward expedition across the sea. I really couldn't understand what kind of decision this was. The northern expedition to Liaodong required a cross-sea expedition, which cost far more money and food than an ordinary expedition, and the land gained was not bordering Qingzhou, which was a waste of strength and a futile victory. On the contrary, it is Xuzhou. It is obvious that most of the scholars are close to him, and Zuo Rong can destroy it with a wave of his hand, but he does not dare to go south because Zuo Rong gave Langya to Cao Cao. My God, Cao Cao is a terrible enemy. Even if the situation is unfavorable, we must work hard to weaken him. What's more, Xuzhou's situation is very beneficial to Liu Bei, but he gives up and encourages Cao's army. This is incomprehensible.

It's so true. I broke Guan Hai before, but this time I broke Shamoke. It's so real. How can there be an immortal general? No matter how awesome Xia Houyuan was, he could attack thousands of miles in three days, five hundred and five hundred and one thousand in three days, but he still died on Dingjun Mountain. No matter how powerful Guan Gong was in China, wouldn't the seven flooded armies also be defeated in Maicheng? It's so real, so real that it hurts

After reading more than a hundred chapters, I couldn't hold it any longer. Slipped away

The chapter names are too careless, Guanzhong Guide has been compiled to twenty, and there are still six chapters that don't even bother to number.

Congratulations on its release. The release of this book has made those of us who are ready to start a new adventure understand that the key to writing a book is persistence.

Two questions, 1. There is no need for the main player to prepare for which chassis he will play in the troubled times in the early stage. He is the one who has already served as the governor of Bajun. It has always been passive. For example, if the master wants to develop in Yizhou in the later stage, he will recruit a few unsuccessful people who can be county guards, and arrange for two or three to go to Yizhou. When the troubled times come, if there is a name, he will directly dominate one state, and the master will keep running here and there. (The main force has military power in Jingzhou, and no manpower is arranged at all. What a great opportunity) 2. When Dong Zhuo entered Beijing, he led hundreds of soldiers and stayed there, not afraid of being killed. How did Ding Yuan die? It turns out that if the main player is famous, then they can imprison you. The main player has no political wisdom or strategic awareness, so you should at least recruit a few makeshift counselors in the early stage. Maybe you think that there is Liu Biao behind Jingzhou and Liu Yan behind Yizhou, so you always have a place to hang out in the future, so you can win the game in advance (it doesn't matter whether it succeeds or not, just plan in advance) In the early stage, it's okay to seek fame, but without fame, there is nothing.

You don't want the protagonist to be too easy for me to understand, but you wrote a lot of chapters about how others recruit counselors and generals, in order to let us know how powerful others are?

The protagonist in this book is too entangled in doing things, has too many concerns, and makes him angry.

I used to watch pirated copies but now I have paid back all my subscriptions. Is it not too late?

Why not develop gunpowder? It is very useful to siege cities and plunder territory, and it is not very difficult. Maybe you can also make crude and simple cannons, and arrange physical training for sergeants to improve the overall strength of the army. Only in this way can it be reasonable to win the war. Otherwise, what if you traveled through time? I only have a few famous generals under my command, so why should I be better than others? And you have also built aircraft before. Wouldn't it be more convenient to build a few hot air balloons to fight now? You still have such trouble fighting just a few natives of the Three Kingdoms, you have to take advantage of future generations, right? Is it possible that you want to spend all your time fighting a civil war in your own country? Is it over with unification? Not sailing? Not expanding territory? Not developing industry?

This novel is boring, please don't read it

Cao occupied Jingyi and Sun occupied Yangzhou. This was to create the Three Kingdoms pattern in the novel.

Although this is the author's first time writing a book, I would like to say that the author really did not have a complete idea before writing, and his ideas were not clear. He would just blindly adapt it according to the main line of events of the original work, and the result was that the writing was neither fish nor fowl. This book is not worth recommending. Readers who are too busy to read can just read it. But it's really not worth spending money to read this book!

The capital must be Chang'an. Liu Xiu and Prince Jing of Zhongshan are two sects. There is a natural competition between them, just like Emperor Yongle and Emperor Jiajing. Your sect is immoral and mediocre. Now our sect is reviving the world and inheriting the great unification. Stay secure. What Liu Bei always said was to rejuvenate the emperor Gaozu's world, and what he said in his words was to restore the prosperity of the Western Han Dynasty. I have established my capital in Chang'an, which further demonstrates my orthodoxy and restores the ancestral system. It is my right and obligation as a clan member to sit in the country and support the country, and to be upright.

Brother, how many chapters have the wife Cao and the Jiangdong rat been fighting? Without reading the title, I thought it was about the legend of Wei Wu. Some plots that are not relevant to the protagonist could just be brushed off.

Ah! Happy to celebrate the update! 😍😍😍

The key is to forcibly kill the plot -_-||On the other hand, you sit back and watch, pretending to work hard to change, and at the same time secretly let things go. It's a mess and illogical. As I write, I want to paste and copy. Since you can code out these hundreds of chapters, it shows that you still have some perseverance. Compared with pasting and copying so many chapters, it is just a drop in the bucket. Why bother? Even if you are willing to copy the pasted content and type it again by hand, you should know where it is inappropriate and just make slight changes. But, there is no -_-|| Originally, before this Dong Zhuo plot, there were some things of my own, such as the protagonist's various precautions and secret preparations. Wouldn't it be nice? However, when Dong Zhuo's plot line started, it was forced to be dramatic and mechanical. Originally, the novel did not need to be so rigorous. If there were any flaws, readers would point them out and everyone would just laugh them off. There are still various errors and omissions in Mr. Jin Yong's books, such as Yang Guo breaking corn, Qiao Feng eating peanuts, Duan Yu Biluochun, etc.╮(╯▽╰)╭But since the Dong Zhuo line, the plot logic has collapsed into a mess, and it is so messed up that it is impossible to read anymore.

I will vote for you as soon as I get a monthly vote. I wonder if you are too embarrassed to stop updating 🤫

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The Rebellion of the Eight Kings of the Jin Dynasty was the main factor that caused the Wuhu chaos in China. The cause that Cao Cao worked for half his life ended at the hands of the Sima family. It is true that success and failure depend on people.

Great book! Collected! Come on update!

After the protagonist left Qingzhou, he acquired many internal affairs talents through Zheng Xuan, Lu Zhi, etc., Such as Guan Ning, Bing Yuan, Lu Min, Sun Qian, Guoyuan, Cui Yan, etc. Because of the long-term campaign, there were many generals. But there were almost no counselors who were good at military planning, and there was only one Xun Yu. In the novel, Cao Cao's recruitment of counselors is almost like dominoes. Xun Yu and Xun You recommended Cheng Yu after they became officials in Cao Cao. Cheng Yu and Xun Yu recommended Guo Jia, Guo Jia recommended Liu Ye, Liu Ye recommended Man Chong and Lu Qian, and Man Chong and Lu Qian jointly recommended Mao Jie. The protagonist's current status, power and reputation are no worse than Cao Cao's, his bloodline is higher than Cao Cao's, and he has the advantage of time travel. Why is it so difficult to recruit counselors? Even Xun Yu's nephew went to Chang'an Dong Zhuo. As a result, Lu Min and Cui Yan can only accompany the army in the cross-sea expedition to Liaodong. In addition, Cai Yong also had many disciples and disciples. When Cai Yong arrived in Qingzhou, he could use his reputation to recruit relevant talents, such as Gu Yong.