
Three Kingdoms: Brother-In-Law Wolong Tricked Liu Bei into Seizing Jingzhou
三国:卧龙姐夫,忽悠刘备抢荆州
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- Historical
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- Historical Transmigration
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- Qimao
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He made himself too strong and the enemy too smart. The issue of food and fodder logistics is briefly explained in the front, but not in the back. The routine is pretty much back and forth.
Sun Ce's hometown was attacked by Chen Yu in 197, leaving Jingzhou with no remaining strength to attack.