[Three Kingdoms: I'll take Guan Yu and Zhang Fei in. You can do whatever you want with the rest!] This book. The protagonist traveled back to the Three Kingdoms Era and was with Xu Huang. He was under Dong Zhuo and became Xu Huang's sworn brother. Later on, the protagonist took in Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Yan Liang, Wen Chou and other generals. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Sima Yan unified the three kingdoms. Sima Yan was Sima Yi's grandson and Sima Zhao's son. In 265 AD, he abolished Cao Huan, the Emperor of Cao Wei, and established the Jin Dynasty. He became the Emperor Wu of Jin. After he destroyed Wu in 280 AD, he unified the Three Kingdoms and ended the division that lasted for nearly a hundred years.
If Liu Chan wanted to unify the Three Kingdoms after his rebirth, he could start from the following aspects: ** 1. Talent Strategy ** 1. ** Recruit talents ** - Breaking the threshold, regardless of background, as long as they sincerely sought refuge with Shu Han, regardless of whether they were commoners or nobles, they would be assigned positions according to their abilities. In the later period of the Three Kingdoms, the talents of Shu Han declined, and the number of generals who could command the army could be counted on one hand. By recruiting talents widely, they could enrich the talent reserve of Shu Han, accelerate the development of Shu Han, and provide manpower support for future military and political activities. 2. ** Using Zhuge Liang and his connections ** - He gave Zhuge Liang enough trust and asked him to invite his old friends to help him organize internal affairs and military affairs. He also promised Zhuge Liang that he could recruit the wise men of Shu on behalf of the emperor and let them serve under his tent. At the same time, Zhuge Liang's family would be developed into the largest family in Shu Han besides the royal family. They would be sent to Hanzhong to guard and develop, and use Zhuge Liang's influence and ability to recruit more talents and stabilize the situation. ** 2. In terms of population and economy ** 1. ** Increase population ** - Reduce taxes to attract people from the Wei and Wu countries near the border of Shu Han to live in Shu Han. At the same time, they would train the soldiers in Shu to work with the common people, develop the textile industry of women in Shu, eliminate the concept of men being superior to women, and allow talented women to enter the court as officials. Through these measures, not only could they increase the population, but they could also increase productivity. - Strengthening the circulation of goods with Wei and Wu, lowering the customs duties to attract foreign merchants to invest, and when the population increased, the problem of the source of soldiers could be solved. When the people became rich, the country's strength would also increase. ** 3. Military Defense ** 1. ** Build a fortress ** - On all the passages into Shu Han, he would find favorable terrain to build fortresses. He had to achieve the effect of one man holding off ten thousand people. Each fortress was equipped with two generals, one counselor, and 10,000 soldiers. There were also reserve camps set up behind every three fortresses, with each reserve camp being equipped with 20,000 soldiers. This way, they could hold out for a period of time when the enemy army attacked, ensuring the safety of Shu Han and providing the foundation for military counterattack. ** 4. Internal governance ** 1. ** Stabilize the core relationship of the regime ** - Maintain a good relationship with Zhuge Liang to avoid internal friction. If they were as eager to take back power from Zhuge Liang as some emperors in history, it might cause internal turmoil. Zhuge Liang was loyal and capable. With his help, he could better govern Shu Han and gradually achieve a smooth transition of power at an appropriate time. - Uniting senior officials like Zhao Yun, Li Yan, Wei Yan, and others instead of taking them down. These people were generals with military talent and experience. Using their strength could stabilize the military strength of Shu Han, instead of causing internal unrest through a large change of blood. At the same time, they should continue to implement some effective systems, such as the Five Tiger Generals system, and not blindly carry out system reforms to create chaos. ** 5. Foreign Affairs and Military Strategy ** 1. ** Foreign Balance ** - In the early stages, he would maintain a delicate balance with Wei and Wu to avoid falling into a two-front battle too early. He could use diplomatic means to divide Wei and Wu. For example, when there were different power groups in Wei, he could try to contact them. When there were conflicts in Wu, he could also find opportunities to intervene, so that he was in a favorable diplomatic environment. 2. ** Military strategy ** - In terms of military affairs, they couldn't just limit themselves to the northern expedition. After their own strength had accumulated to a certain extent, they could flexibly formulate military plans according to the actual situation. For example, they could attack from multiple directions, but they had to pay attention to the rationality of the distribution of troops and avoid blindly dispersing their troops. At the same time, they had to pay attention to military training and improve the quality of the soldiers. They also had to make use of the dangers of the mountains and rivers of Shu Han to rationally arrange the military defense line and improve the overall military defense and offensive capabilities.
In the context of the Three Kingdoms, there was a discussion on the theme of "Reborn Zhuge Liang unifying the world". From a historical point of view, although Zhuge Liang failed to achieve his goal of unifying the world, it was possible to analyze the possibility of achieving unification after his rebirth from many aspects. First of all, in terms of the use of talents, Zhuge Liang had some controversial decisions when he was alive. For example, Liu Feng was Liu Bei's adopted son and had some talent. However, when Guan Yu was defeated, he did not rescue him. Zhuge Liang considered that it might be difficult to control him after the change of world and advised Liu Bei to execute him. If he was reborn, Zhuge Liang might be able to better deal with Liu Feng's matter and use his talents for the Northern Expedition to avoid negative factors such as internal power suspicion. Another example was Ma Su. He had military insights but lacked actual combat experience. He was defeated and killed in the Battle of Jieting. If the reborn Zhuge Liang could give Ma Su more opportunities to train in actual combat and guide him well, Ma Su's strategy might help the Northern Expedition. Wei Yan was a controversial general. Zhuge Liang did not use his strategy of raiding the north when he was alive. He was worried that no one would suppress Wei Yan after his death, so he arranged for Ma Dai to kill Wei Yan. After his rebirth, Zhuge Liang might be able to resolve the conflict between Wei Yan and the ministers and fully utilize Wei Yan's military talents. From a strategic point of view, Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition faced many difficulties, such as the geographical location of Shu, military strength, and grain transportation. After his rebirth, he might be able to re-plan the route of the Northern Expedition based on his past experience. For example, when fighting against Cao Wei, he would be more flexible in deploying troops, using the terrain, and grasping the opportunities. He would not be limited to some traditional strategic choices. At the same time, in terms of diplomacy, Zhuge Liang could reconsider the depth and breadth of the Shu-Wu alliance and better unite with Dongwu to resist Cao Wei, avoiding unnecessary friction and consumption between the two countries, so that both sides could play a greater role in resisting Cao Wei. In terms of internal governance, the reborn Zhuge Liang could further strengthen the political and economic construction of the Shu Kingdom, improve the national strength, and better support the unified war. For example, vigorously develop agriculture to ensure the supply of food and grass, and improve the weapons manufacturing technology. Through these changes and improvements, the reborn Zhuge Liang might have a chance to achieve his goal of unifying the world.
According to the original novel Joy of Life, the world was finally unified. After the battle of Dong Mountain, the Qing Emperor used a huge price to successfully remove Northern Qi and Dongyi's nuclear weapons. Then, he began his plan to unify the world. He had first used Fan Xian to get rid of the Eldest Princess and the Crown Prince's faction. Then, he had plotted to make the Second Prince lose power in court and successfully take control of the imperial power in his hands. In the end, under the Qing Emperor's plan, Fan Xian was conferred the title of " Regent King." He assisted the Qing Emperor in governing the world and achieved the goal of unifying the world. In the finale of the first season of the TV series " Joy of Life," Fan Xian was stabbed to death by Yan Bingyun. However, the camera returned to the present day and Professor Ye unfroze Fan Xian. As for how the plot would develop and whether it would follow the original plot, they still had to wait for the second season to be broadcast.
In the original novel, the world was not unified. At the end of the story, Fan Xian and Uncle Wu Zhu brought the Emperor's body back to Jingdou. Fan Xian's son eventually became the Emperor, and Fan Xian became the regent, assisting the new Emperor. The TV series 'Joy of Life adapted the ending. In the novel, Fan Xian and Yan Bingyun joined forces to assassinate the Qing Emperor, but in the TV series, Fan Xian did not assassinate the Qing Emperor. In the end, Fan Xian and Lin Wan' er returned to the mountains and forests. Uncle Wu Zhu went missing with Ye Qingmei's Temple map, and the Qing Emperor's son became the new Emperor. At the end of the TV series, it was not clear whether the world had been unified or not.
Joy of Life did not unify the world in the end. The Qing Emperor's goal was to unify the world and control everything. However, in the plot, he was affected by the efforts and struggles of Fan Xian and the other characters and was ultimately defeated. Therefore, in Joy of Life, the Qing Emperor did not achieve the final unification of the world.
In Joy of Life, the world was not unified in the end. At the end of the novel, Fan Xian and Uncle Wu Zhu took their wife and children to live in seclusion in Dongyi. Sigu Jian, Ku He, and Ye Liuyun, the three Great Grandmasters, also retired from the martial world. After the Northern Qi ruler died in battle, his younger brother ascended the throne and became the new ruler, submitting to Fan Xian. As for Xiao En and Ku He's disciple, Haitang Duoduo, she stayed in the grasslands to assist Xiao En's grandson, Tuoba Hong, in becoming the new king of the grasslands. At the same time, Chen Pingping was executed by a thousand cuts after failing to assassinate the Qing Emperor. The Eldest Princess, Second Prince, and Crown Prince were also ordered to die. Fan Jian took Fan Xian's son to live in seclusion, while Fan Xian led a plain life with Lin Wan 'er, Si Lili, and Zhan Doudou.
Did Joy of Life finally unify the world? In Joy of Life, the Qing Emperor did not unify the world in the end. The Qing Emperor's goal was to unify the world and control everything. However, in the plot, he was affected by the efforts and struggles of Fan Xian and the other characters and was ultimately defeated. Therefore, in Joy of Life, the Qing Emperor did not achieve the final unification of the world.