Saving Shu Han in the Three Kingdoms

As a Three Kingdoms time travel novel, there is no system, Golden Finger, Open G, Stallion, Wushuang Mowing, and it is not easy for the enemy to shame me and take off his clothes. As a time traveler, although he knows the direction of history, he also has shortcomings in strategy, which makes readers feel that this is a real person. The ups and downs on the road from being a clever boy to a wise emperor show that his writing style must be extraordinary. Chase it

As the author of this book, I shamelessly give myself a good review

The author tries his best to restore the true history. The protagonist has no golden fingers, no stallions, and no invincibility. The logic is great and the writing is good. I don't know how many historical books I have read. I like it👍

Most of the Three Kingdoms writers only feel that they know some history, and they feel that they can sweep everything in the past, as if those wise and resourceful people whose names are recorded in history books are not as good as themselves. This book and "Picking Up a Book of Three Kingdoms" are the best Three Kingdoms novels I have ever read. They are resourceful, logical, and emotional. Come on (ง •̀_•́)ง

I think it's a pity that you wrote Zhao Yun to death. Maybe you like Ma Chao more. The only one among the Five Tigers who can beat Ma Chao is Zhao Yun, so you wrote Zhao Yun to death early. Ma Chao takes up too many scenes, almost half of the book, and even the host's appearance rate is not as high as his.

It has been almost four months since I read this book. Let me tell you my thoughts. I saw this book on the new book list in January and started reading it in February. At first, I thought Liu Chan's time-travel work was boring, and I didn't really understand the author's unique analysis of history. But I have to say that the author's writing style is very good. The protagonist who travels back in time knows nothing from the beginning. There is no golden finger in other novels. Xiaobai only uses his own understanding of history to adapt to changes. But he has Emperor Zhaolie of the Han Dynasty who supported him while dragging his illness, Jian Yong who traveled around the world with him and forced him to grow up, and his uncle Mi Fang who has always loved him deeply. Putting aside the generals, I think these three are the most important people in the early stage of the protagonist, allowing him to slowly let go of his cleverness and gradually become a king. Guan Ning is the most important person in the mid-term, pointing out the direction of Liu Chan's growth, making him a qualified emperor. There is very little emotional development, and the author also asked if it was too little, but I think it is just right. Maybe Empress Zhang and Liu Chan did not really fall in love passionately, but Empress Zhang was able to carry a gun to save Liu Chan when she was weak after childbirth, and her health suffered a heavy blow for Liu Chan. The moment she stood up, she knew that her love for Liu Chan was sincere, and that was enough. Kong Ming, who laughed and fell down writing his own copy in his hometown of Soochow, did not forget to complete his copy even before his death. The battlefield was stained with blood, and Zhao Zilong single-handedly held back the entire situation, even though tens of thousands of people were there. The surprise attack on Ziwu Valley, the surprise attack on Jiangdong Formation and the killing of Emperor Wu Wei Yan, etc. The old and new generations of Han Dynasty each have their own characteristics and their own stage. It also fills in many regrets in history. The descriptions of Wei and Wu are also very colorful. There are endless famous generals in the Wei Dynasty, the overt and covert struggles between Sima Zhongda and Cao Shuang, Cao Fang's growth, the battle of wits and courage between the various forces before the death of Emperor Ming, the memories of Emperor Wen in front of Cao Zhang before his death, the helplessness and sadness of the Queen Mother, and the other side of Emperor Wen. All in all, among the many books I have read, this one is refreshing. The historical explanation and rewriting also show the author's strong skills. In short, it is a good book.

I feel that this book is really well written, but the current ratings and content do not match. Although I feel that Zhao Yun's death was too sudden, Ma Chao's role was too heavy, and Ji Han's rise was too smooth, this is not a problem. This period of history of the Three Kingdoms is well-known for itself and the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, but there are very few excellent works derived from it. A very important point is that the authors did not have a deep understanding of the reasons for the popularity of the Three Kingdoms and did not write about the "soul" that the Three Kingdoms should have. Is this soul the intrigue of that era? Wrong. The "soul" of the Three Kingdoms is the spirit of that era. The spirit of Ji Han represents the spirit of China's excellent traditional culture, loyalty, friendship, ideals, righteousness, etc. Without this "soul", Three Kingdoms conspiracy theory works are just low-level roadside. For example, Liu Bei is a hypocrite. For example, he brought people across the river to use them as human shields. This is completely false and nonsense. It is obvious that the New Three Kingdoms and Yi Zhongtian have seen too much. Liu Bei has this ability to lead hundreds of people. You can run alone when you are surnamed. Wouldn't it be a burden to bring the people with you? Besides, does Cao Cao care if the people are used as human shields? Some even write this as the main plot. If you have this time, it is better to do other things. Another part of the reason for this work is that the author can write about the difference between geniuses and ordinary people. Anyone who can appear in history books is not an ordinary person, especially in such a turbulent era. Many authors are unable to write anything when writing about time travellers. They can only give the system a reason for their works to evolve into martial arts-level cultivation, which is nothing more than practicing martial arts to fight. In addition, those authors also give time travelers unrealistic wisdom. Even if an ordinary person in today's society knows the history of the Three Kingdoms, he can only have part of the information advantage for a period of time. And as time goes by, this advantage will disappear. The geniuses of that era will soon crush the time-travelers, but other authors don't consider it at all. Anyway, I am a cow, and others are fools in front of me, not worth mentioning. All your strategies can be cracked by me, an ordinary person who doesn't know what to do and has no training. Many people, including the authors, thought that they could flex their muscles and unify the earth by traveling back in time. In fact, at that time, they most likely became part of Cao Cao's Surabaya water conservancy project in Xuzhou, or became the dried human meat rations for Cao Cao's army. (I used to wonder why the author chose Liu Chan as the carrier of the time traveler. Now I see it is a very far-sighted thing) Finally, I hope that the author can complete the remaining works so that we fans of the Three Kingdoms can see excellent works. I also wish the author more and more success in the future.

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Alas, the early setting is quite good, and the writing about putting down the rebellion in Nanzhong is also good, but there are too many redundant details later on. Now I write about so-and-so's past, and now I write about it again and again, and the middle strategy is too...,,, Alas, I can't complain. And after so many years of time travel, the technology tree is not even lit up!!! Hot air balloon! I see how difficult your offensive and defensive battle is!! I can't wait to write a chapter for you. The hot air balloon slowly flies from a distance, then drops kerosene and other flammable materials, and then watches the dense rockets fall from the sky, causing countless casualties and defeating Sima Yi's turtle in one battle. The plan blooming in the center left Sima Yi with no way to escape

I don't like to write time travelers as omnipotent, that's boring. But as a time traveler, you should always use the experience and lessons of future generations. The Quyuan plow is not a high technology, and this should be promoted as soon as possible; there should be artesian wells in Shu, and there should be boiling and drying salt; for steelmaking, the specific process does not need to be known, but you should always know that coke replaces charcoal. It is always okay to give your craftsmen an idea and let them explore it. The last thing is gunpowder. You don't need to know the specific process, but you can always let your craftsmen experiment with the formula of carbon, sulfur and salt. The above types should be laid out as soon as you get a firm foothold. Ancient craftsmen were not stupid. They can definitely make them if they have a general idea. As a weak side, the Shu Han did not have good weapons and equipment, so it was impossible to defeat Wei and Wu through conspiracy.