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The filming of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" went very smoothly. Although there were many characters, most of the perspectives were actually focused on the Shu-Han line.

Compared with Cao Cao, Sun Quan and others, Liu Bei is indeed more like the protagonist of a drama.

There is a clear growth line, from being unknown to gradually improving, and then falling into a trough, but with the help of brothers and subordinates, he was able to counterattack and aspire to dominate the Three Kingdoms.

His military advisor is Zhuge Liang, who is still regarded as the representative of Chinese wisdom. His generals, such as Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, can be said to have perfectly integrated all the elements of a grassroots protagonist's counterattack.

But no one can always be the protagonist. After Guan Yu flooded the Seventh Army and shocked China, he was stabbed in the back, carelessly lost Jingzhou, and was finally defeated in Maicheng and fell.

From then on, the Kingdom of Shu began to turn from prosperity to decline. Camps were burned with fire, the autumn wind spread over the Wuzhang Plains, Jianmen Pass, and the lonely ministers shed tears. All the famous scenes started from the defeat of Maicheng.

The first turning point of fate began after the three brothers Liu, Guan, and Zhang separated.

Ouyang Lan especially likes the clips from the old version of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" in the system copyright mall.

Zhang Fei, Zhuge Liang and others entered Shu, leaving Guan Yu to guard Jingzhou.

Before leaving, Zhang Fei looked at Guan Yu with tears in his eyes and said, "Second brother, take care of yourself."

Zhang Fei was about to bow down, but Guan Yu pulled him up. "Third brother, take care of yourself too."

Zhang Fei's tears suddenly flowed down. He turned away, pushed Guan Yu hard, turned and left, never looking back.

Later, Guan Yu accidentally lost Jingzhou, defeated Maicheng, and was executed by Soochow and his corpse was separated.

The saddest thing about Guan Yu's defeat in Maicheng is probably that it was not that he lost Jingzhou carelessly, but that he was betrayed.

He clearly made sufficient preparations, leaving a beacon tower and building city defenses, but he failed to prevent his own people from betraying him.

Guan Yu's death after defeating Maicheng was actually caused by the three extremely small probabilities of exhaustion in the battle, sneak attack by Soochow, and betrayal by his own people.

This small probability happened, so Guan Yu died.

It cannot be said that Soochow's approach was wrong. Victory and defeat are common matters for military strategists. It's just that Guan Yu died because of these three points and still carried the opinion of being self-willed. That made him one of the most regrettable figures in the Three Kingdoms, right?

The State of Wei once commented on the State of Shu: "Shu is a small country with a famous general named Yu. Yu died and the army was defeated, and the country was worried and had no chance to come back."

It can be seen that Guan Yu played a very important role in establishing the Shu Han in the Three Kingdoms.

Later, Zhang Fei was so sad about Guan Yu's death that he whipped his subordinates and was killed. Liu Bei ignored the dissuasion and went his own way to avenge his brother, but his camp was burned down. The attack on Wu failed miserably. Liu Bei fell ill during the retreat. Starting from this point, it is inevitable to feel sad.

But the most embarrassing thing is probably that Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan have been fighting for so many years, but they have not enjoyed a few days of happiness after working hard all their lives.

Moreover, when future generations were still fighting for the throne, they fought to the death and ended up with their political power taken away.

So what is the regret of the Three Kingdoms? It is Lu Bu, the best general in the world who fell in Baimen Tower, Gao Shun, a good general who has never met a wise master in his life, Chen Gongtai, who has different paths and does not agree with each other, Yuan Shao who perfectly avoids all opportunities, and Jiang Dong who died young. Sun Ce, the little overlord, is the mighty and unyielding martial sage Guan Yu in China, is the veteran Zhao Yun who died without a cause, is the veteran Huang Zhong who fought until the last moment of his life, is the minister who wants to fight to the death, why did your majesty surrender first, is Jiang Wei, is the soldier who was killed by Chibi The dream of unification that was burned was the ambition that was destroyed by the Fire Company, the ideal that was extinguished by the autumn wind in Wuzhangyuan, the heroes of the world who competed for the throne but returned to the Sima family, and the era of numerous heroes came to an end...

Of course, Ouyang Lan estimated that Liu Chan, a prodigal son, would still be scolded by the interstellar people.

Not as outrageous as Hu Hai, but it can't be said that he is not outrageous at all.

If Liu Bei knew that his son would be too happy to miss Shu, then he might not have left him alone before his death. He might have changed his heir on the spot.

After all, Zhuge Liang tried so hard to assist Liu Chan, but Liu Chan was still useless.

Ouyang Lan is not that disgusted with Liu Chan. Looking at history, we can find that Liu Chan really listened to Zhuge Liang. He used every person Zhuge Liang left to him. Unfortunately, those people died quickly, and Zhuge Liang did not mention the talents. , Liu Chan doesn’t use any of them...it’s hard to comment.

Moreover, in order to survive, Liu Chan said of himself: "I would rather not miss Shu."

Although his performance will make him live a better life in the Western Jin Dynasty, it is really heartbreaking.

What's a pity is that it's probably Jiang Wei. I want to fight to the death, so why does your majesty surrender first?

Just these words can make you feel how desperate Jiang Wei is... He was originally unable to display his talents because of the frame-up by the treacherous ministers in the Shu Kingdom. In the end, the monarch he served wholeheartedly surrendered without a fight. Thinking about it from Jiang Wei's perspective It's to the point of having a heart attack.

"Is Jiang Wei so miserable?" Huang Yan said with a sad face: "I might not be able to play the role... How about I play Liu Chan?"

"...Are you a pussy?" an actor next to him asked in disbelief: "You still think you are not hateful enough?"

"It's okay, Liu Chan is much better than Zhao Gou, Hu Hai and so on." Huang Yan waved his hand nonchalantly, "At least I think Liu Chan is already the most...least annoying nuisance."

"What nonsense are you talking about?" Ouyang Lan asked with a question mark on his face: "They are all annoying things, what's the difference?"

"Of course!" Huang Yan shouted, "I'm very good at acting!"

His eyes lit up and he said excitedly: "I have great experience playing such a bad guy!"

"Really?" Ouyang Lan raised his lips and chuckled: "In that case, then go and tell Jiang Yi a show."

"? Huh?" Huang Yan paused, and now it was his turn to ask in disbelief: "Shall I? Tell the story?!"

"Hmm." Ouyang Lan nodded noncommittally, "You said you are very experienced."

"No, no, no." Huang Yan waved his hand quickly and said, "I'd better not let anyone mislead me."

Ouyang Lan twitched the corner of his mouth: "Then just play your role well, you know?"

"I know." Huang Yan replied pitifully.

Ouyang Lan raised his forehead, why are there still people addicted to playing villains?

It's rare that he wanted to take care of Huang Yan and give him some high-profile roles, but Huang Yan actually rushed to play Liu Chan? !

Xia Zixuan: "Director, maybe Xiaoyan didn't want to do the scene of being disemboweled...after all, that part was quite tragic."

"Is that so?" Ouyang Lan said understandingly: "Liu Chan doesn't need to endure hardship at all, so he wants to act, right?"

Xia Zixuan nodded with difficulty. He didn't want to admit that his boyfriend was a fool.

How can anyone regard a character as their own? Asking you to act doesn’t really mean asking you to become that person!