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Xun Yu's shattered strategy

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XUN YU’S DISCONNECTED STRATEGY: “Made by: u/Pick_Me_Gal_1092🤓👆” !!!Warning: Lots of glazings and yappings are present. So readers’ discretion is advised!!! Strategic and planning notations Manipulation, deception notations Reasoning, thinking notations Foresight and field skills notations General/context Green Red Pink Yellow Blue Note: I’d say it is better to ignore the notations all along, I just put them on to make the writing look engaging and fun, while being informative as boring stale continuous writing might instantly bore a reader. 1) Context that I think fits: There was a massive (did someone say massive?) battle known as Battle Of Red Cliffs that took place between the years 208 to 209. The battle was an incredibly significant event in that era, as Zhuge planned. I am not going to explain Zhuge Liang’s red cliffs planning. But Zhuge planned extensively for the Huarong flood, manipulated EVERYONE involved, misled Zhou Yu away from his true intentions and cornered Wei in the battle. But Zhuge’s intention was to establish a Tripartite system. The Tripartite system referred to the establishment of three kingdoms, Wei Wu and Shu, disregarding the previous rule of Han. Zhuge planned for the Tripartite system, because Liu Bei’s influence was incredibly hopeless and Zhuge wanted to construct Liu Bei’s influence to be at least one of the three important kingdoms of the era. Zhuge recognised Zhou Yu’s strategic brilliance and foresaw that Zhou Yu would crush Wei still …

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