Three Kingdoms: in Zhonghui Camp, I Can Reverse the Crisis of Destroying Shu

It's just nonsense. At least you should study the history of the Three Kingdoms and look at the map of the Three Kingdoms before writing. Hurry up and rewrite the ending!

The Wei army attacked Baidi City from the east. Did the author eat Soochow with his mouth? At that time, the entire middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River were controlled by Soochow. Where did the Wei army launch its attack on Shu?

The author has not studied the geography of the Three Kingdoms. Qishan Mountain and Luofengpo are thousands of miles apart. Qishan Mountain has to go deep into the Wei Kingdom, and Luofengpo has to go deep into the Shu-Han Dynasty. This is wrong.

Hundreds of thousands of soldiers and their families are in the north. What are you thinking?

The author writes too idealistically!