Pushing Across the Three Kingdoms: I, Liao Hua, Changed the Fate of the Eastern Han Dynasty

As I write this, I have mixed feelings! I didn't expect that I would write this novel with all my hard work. The response was so dismal. I wanted to cut the book, but after all it is my own work and I really couldn't part with it. I think that my works can be called tiger-headed and leopard-tailed. Hope you all like it. There will be a chance to become famous one day. I would like to sincerely thank every reader, thank you all!

I hope readers who like Zhao Yun will not criticize me. According to the historical records of the Three Kingdoms, Zhao Yun was indeed never famous among the princes in the world at this time, nor had he made any military exploits. This is a fact. If you are interested, you can check it out. His only battlefield trajectory now is to sell his property and organize hundreds of villagers to defect to Gongsun Zan, but Gongsun Zan didn't take him seriously at all, and always looked down upon him, giving him only a minor official in the army. He did meet Liu Bei by chance at Gongsun Zan's place, and the two of them only met once. Then he said goodbye to Gongsun Zan and returned home to mourn on the grounds that his brother had died of illness. According to the Records of the Three Kingdoms, Gongsun Zan did not take Zhao Zilong seriously at all at that time, and quickly approved his resignation and asked him to return to his hometown for the funeral. It is conceivable that in Gongsun Zan's eyes, Zhao Yun is not a useful general. So I have rewritten this paragraph based on the facts.

The first few chapters are all about the situation of the world after the Suizao alliance. Start with this chapter. It was Liao Hua who truly began his journey to conquer the world. Stay tuned!

I was really angry when I wrote this book. Dong Zhuo was in chaos, and it was Wang Yun who saved the Han Dynasty, but in the end it was Wang Yun who ruthlessly cut off the remaining vitality of the Han Dynasty. This reminds me of an old saying, there is also Xiao He in success, and Xiao He in failure. So the title of this chapter is: Success is due to Wang Yun, failure is due to Wang Yun!

It's not easy to be original. Kneel down and beg for three consecutive rounds!

This is a war that few people pay attention to. I just transplanted this story to Liao Hua. This is probably the halo of the protagonist, right? I hope everyone can accept it.

Some readers have some opinions on my description of Liu Bei, and I understand it very well. In fact, in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Luo Guanzhong praised Liu Bei and belittled Cao Cao and Sun Quan. So the impression given to everyone is that Liu Bei is a kind, kind and very loyal person. According to the actual history books, when Liu Bei abandoned Xinye and went to Fancheng, taking 100,000 people with him, he did not love the people and soldiers as Luo Guanzhong described, but abandoned his wife and children early, and ran away with only a few dozen cavalry horses and Zhuge Liang. The protagonists in novels will have a protagonist aura. The author will definitely support whomever he likes and write about them, it's all like this!

I know this chapter may be a little unacceptable to readers who are fans of the Three Kingdoms. The reason why I arranged the plot this way is because First, Yu Du and Wang Dang did exist in history, but they were generals of the Yellow Turban Army. In this book, they were used by Liao Hua. History records that both of them were among the fierce generals. In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Hua Xiong only appeared as a character to highlight Guan Yu, so Luo Guanzhong did not arrange for him to kill such a famous general. So in my eyes, I didn't write Hua Xiong as a general like the Five Tiger Generals. This is also the reason why I didn't arrange for Liao Hua to kill him. If you have any different opinions, we can discuss it with each other. I hope everyone will support original creations. Ask for three consecutive

It's fun to read the article, don't take it seriously. The Romance of the Three Kingdoms is not history, but a story made up of novels. Please don't take it seriously. Thank you (*≧∪≦) [expression] [expression]

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