Description of the Weakening of the Protagonist Generals

This is a free chapter that explains the settings in the form of a few paragraphs.

After being accused by many people of taking refuge in the protagonist, the problem was deliberately weakened (whitewashed weak three points).

It is commonplace that authors are accused of deliberately balancing almost every day.

When the author is coding, the first thing to consider is [basic logic self-consistency], not [balance].

Below are two snippets.

1. Why do military generals lose their abilities after they join the protagonist?

Liu Bei is the boss of company A. He has 10 employees and entrusts Guan Yu and Zhang Fei to manage them. The average output per employee is 10, so the total output is 100.

At this time, Wang Meng (Zhuge Liang level) came. He had management ability. Liu Bei asked him to be the CEO and manage 10 employees. The average output per employee was 20, and the total output became 200.

[Passerby]: Wang Meng is really fierce, he contributed 200 to Liu Bei, and added 100!

The protagonist is the boss of company B with 50 employees. Because they are engaged in multinational trade (multi-line operations), they adopt a departmental system (corps system) and are managed by 10 ministers.

Liu Bei went bankrupt in the competition with the protagonist. Wang Meng was recruited by the protagonist because of his good performance in Liu Bei's company, and was appointed by the protagonist as a minister (the other nine ministers were similar in ability) to manage 5 employees, with an average output of 20 per employee and a total output of 100. Added output 50.

Passerby: Why did Wang Meng become weaker? He only contributed 100 to the protagonist and added 50 to the output! The author is weakening Wang Meng and washing the weak three times!

2. Why did the plot decrease after the generals joined the protagonist?

Battle of Hebei.

Protagonist: Zhao Yun, you have shown your performance in this battle, go hold Guan Yu and Zhang Fei.

Zhao Yun: Zilong is going too.

Protagonist: Xue Rengui, go and help Zhao Yun and make an appearance.

Xue Rengui: Yes.

Wei Qing: My lord, what about me?

Cao Cao: What about me?

Le Yi: What about me?

Jeanne: What about me?

...

Four Tigers of the Northern Army: What about me?

you see,

There are too many generals in the protagonist, a 4000-word chapter, the main description can only be 1-2 people at most, everyone must have a wonderful performance, it will cause [priority unknown], but the writing level is not high, even very low Performance.

Battle of Hefei.

Protagonist: Zhang Liao, this city seems to be the best for you, so go ahead.

Zhang Liao:  …

Protagonist: Be good, grab a female general and send you as a wife.

Zhang Liao:  …

Zhang Liao's performance in the battle of Hefei will be even more dazzling, because there are few generals in Hefei, and Zhang Liao stands out.

Therefore, only in [specific circumstances], the author will specifically describe a certain general, in order to stand out in the protagonist camp of fierce generals.

The most criticized is Wei Qing.

After Wei Qing joined the protagonist, he didn't have many outstanding performances, because Wei Qing could only shine under the circumstances of [Large Legion] and [Prairie].

Usually, the protagonist's bonus to cavalry is not necessarily lower than Wei Qing. There is also the enemy Wei Qing faces, Hu Luguang, you may not know much about it, but he is indeed a very strong person.

Therefore, after the Battle of Jingkang ended, Wei Qing's performance reached its peak when he fought against the Mongolian Empire on the prairie.

In reality, it's called "home court".

Why does a general have so many plots before joining the protagonist?

Because the military commander that the other party can use is him, who will you describe if you don't describe him?

Let me tell you a couple of short passages to let you experience the author's predicament. .

3. Always be the best of others

After the third national war, the protagonist won 750,000 points, the total points of the Han Empire was 2.55 million, and the total points of the Mongolian Empire was 1.4 million.

Protagonist: I got two emperors...

Passerby: Liu Bei has Wang Meng, Lao Qin has Wang Jian, do you have them?

Protagonist: I also changed to high-level units...

Passerby: I'm sorry, but Tang also changed.

Protagonist: I robbed millions of people...

Passerby: Temujin also has it.

Protagonist: I have a level ten building.

Passerby: Maybe Rome also has it.

Protagonist: But I only have 750,000 points, they may add up to several million...

Passerby: Don't say it, aren't you the first? Why not have their rewards? What a waste.

4. There are many possible outcomes (the author describes only one of them)

Yang Shilang hits Yizhou

Passerby: Why do you want to fight Yizhou? Not to expedition the Central Plains? Aren't you on guard against Jiangdong?

Author: That Yang Shiro Northern Expedition to the Central Plains.

Passers-by: Why do you want to expedition the Central Plains? Don't take the opportunity to unify the south of the Yangtze River?

Author: That Yang Shiro hit Jiangdong.

Passers-by: Don't you want to expedition the Central Plains? Aren't you prepared for Yizhou?

Author: Then Yang Shiro didn't fight anyone, and managed Jingzhou well.

Passerby: To lower the wisdom of the supporting role? Don't fight at this time, be Liu Biao?

author:? ? ?

It is impossible for people to fully understand each other. I hope everyone will be more tolerant. Before starting the spray, think about whether the author is really bad, and every thing he does is suppressing the protagonist. Or, the author is in Follow your own logic to tell the story.

The author also wants to write a good book, so he will take the time to write a single chapter long talk to help understand, I hope and forgive me.