If Zhuge Liang had protected Sun Quan back then, would Sun Quan have ruled the world?

No, because Sun Ce's transfer to Sun Quan was to see that Sun Quan was not enterprising enough and kept more than enough, and after Sun Quan took the throne, he relied on the Yangtze River to have natural dangers, which further consumed his enterprising spirit.

No, no matter how strong a person is, it is difficult to change the situation in the three countries. Sun Quan was partial to the south of the Yangtze River, relying on the natural danger of the Yangtze River, and his overall military strength could not cross the river to the north to deal with Cao Wei, nor could he break through the heavy mountains to the west and enter Shu.

Yes. Because Sun Quan's strength is much higher than Liu Bei's, and his foundation is better than Liu Bei's, if Zhuge Liang protected Sun Quan back then, Sun Quan would definitely dominate the world.

No, we all know that there is still a big gap between Sun Quan's military strength and Cao Cao, and Sun Quan is relatively not very belligerent, so I don't think Sun Quan will be unified.

It won't rule the world. Compared with Sun Jian and Sun Ce, Sun Quan is good at scheming, while Zhuge Liang is also good at scheming, and the two have the same thing in common, and they will not have too much common language.

Sun Quan will not dominate the world, because Sun Quan's strength and the strength of the country he rules do not allow him to dominate the world, and Cao Cao and Liu Bei's strength is far greater than that of Sun Quan.

Zhuge Liang alone could not make the south or Sun Quan's Jiangdong catch up with and surpass the north in terms of economy, population, politics, talent, and technology.

Because it was Liu Bei who was invited by Liu Beisan, it was not that he wanted to be famous and profitable, he was a master, he knew that everything in the world was like a passing cloud, so why bother the world and increase his troubles.

Hehe, it was Liu Bei's sincerity and perseverance that moved him.

This is the name of the chapter, and there are two things in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", one is that after Liu Bei visited the thatched cottage three times, Zhuge Liang Longzhong divided the world into three points. There is also Sun Quan and Huang Zu, and Gan Ning took refuge in Jiangdong.

Liu Bei went to Longzhong for the third time, the hard work paid off, this time Liu Bei finally met Zhuge Liang, the two talked very happily, Zhuge Liang analyzed the current situation for Liu Bei, and suggested that the world should be divided into three parts, and then expand the territory.

Sun Quan has been recruiting talents in Jiangdong, raising soldiers and accumulating sharpness, and it is quite peaceful, one day Sun Quan's mother, Mrs. Wu, is critically ill, she called Sun Quan, Zhou Yu and Zhang Zhao to explain a lot, and then died. Later, Sun Quan crusaded against Huang Zu.

It is possible that the direction in the romance is that Zhuge Liang persuaded Liu Bei to connect with Wu, and it was Zhuge Liang who contributed to the Sun-Liu Alliance, if Zhuge Liang was not there, then Liu Bei would only have three ways, 1 to Liu Zhang, 2 to Sun Quan, and 3 to Wu.

First of all, Zhuge Liang should not defect to Sun Quan, because Liu Bei represents the Kuang Fu Han family, representing the orthodoxy, and even if he takes refuge in Sun Quan, there will be other strategists to help Liu Bei, who represents the orthodoxy, so there is a high probability that there will still be a situation of three parts of the world.

No, if so, Liu Bei may have his own opportunities, but it is minimal.

There shouldn't be a three-point situation in the world. Liu Bei was alone at the beginning, leading only Zhang Fei and Guan Yu. It was impossible for Shu to develop to its later status, it depended on Zhuge Liang's strategy.

No, the best outcome is just to divide the river with Jiangdong. At that time, Liu Bei attacked Wu in order to recapture Nanjun, which was also the key to whether Shu Han could unify the world. If Nanjun is lost, the development of Shu Han will inevitably be restricted.

Personally, I think it's difficult, because Shu is the weaker side of the Three Kingdoms, and the time and place are not advantageous, even if you don't crusade against Sun Quan, it may prolong the life of Shu, but it is difficult to dominate the world.

If Liu Bei didn't crusade against Sun Quan, then it was also possible that Sun Quan came to crusade against Liu Bei, so we don't know if he can unify the world. After all, history does not give an accurate answer.

I don't think so. Because of Sun Quan, he will not rest assured that he will hand over power to Zhuge Liang, he likes to hold power in his own hands. Once Zhuge Liang has too much power, he will find a way to get rid of him, they can't trust each other, Lu Xun is the best example, so Sun Quan's personality is destined to make him unable to unify the world.

No, even if Zhuge Liang protects Sun Quan, Sun Quan will not be able to unify the world, because Sun Quan will not reuse him, Sun Quan does not trust his subordinates very much, and Eastern Wu is divided into three factions, and Sun Quan prefers the local faction.

I think that even in Sun Quan's camp, Sun Quan has no chance to unify the world, because Eastern Wu has congenital deficiencies and cannot defeat Cao Cao.

No. Eastern Wu, like Shu Han, was in a remote corner, and when the north had been decided, it could only protect itself and it was difficult to fight from the south to the north to unify the whole country.

It took only three steps for Wei to unify the world, and these three steps were: in the early stage of Cao Cao's unification of the Central Plains, he mainly avoided confrontation with Yuan Shao, who was the most powerful, but united with Yuan Shao to annex the weak forces, and then fought against Yuan Shao with full wings; In the middle of the Three Kingdoms, Cao Cao adopted the strategy of mainly attacking the power of Shu Han and attacking Eastern Wu locally; After Sima Zhao came to power, he mainly used the strategy of first eliminating the weakened Shu Han and then eliminating the Eastern Wu.

In the first step, in the early stage of Cao Cao's unification of the Central Plains, he mainly avoided confrontation with Yuan Shao, who was the most powerful, but united with Yuan Shao to annex the weaker forces, and then fought against Yuan Shao with full wings. In the early period of the Three Kingdoms, Cao Cao did not choose to contend with Yuan Shao's forces at the beginning, he knew that Cao Wei's forces were too weak, so he temporarily took refuge in Yuan Shao, and under Yuan Shao's command, he successively attacked the forces of Lü Bu, Liu Bei, Yuan Shu, Yang Feng and Liu Biao, and took the opportunity to annex their forces. After his wings were full, Cao Cao in turn disintegrated Yuan Shao's forces, and finally defeated Yuan Shao and disintegrated his forces.

In the second step, in the middle of the Three Kingdoms, Cao Cao adopted the strategy of attacking the power of Shu Han and attacking Eastern Wu locally. Cao Cao knew that if he confronted two powers at the same time, his conditions were not mature enough, and Shu Han's forces were relatively weak, so attacking with Shu Han first was of great help to Cao Wei's rear war experience accumulation and military replenishment and rest. The animal army is relatively strong in terms of combat effectiveness and military materials, and Cao Wei can attack them locally, but it cannot be used as the main battle.

In the third step, after Sima Zhao came to power, he mainly used the strategy of first eliminating the weakened Shu Han and then eliminating the Eastern Wu. After Sima Zhao came to power, Shu Han was already at the end of the crossbow, there were no generals under Shu Han, and their military supplies were also the most scarce, Sima Zhao took advantage of the decline of Shu Han to quickly destroy them. Then, after analyzing the situation in Soochow, he attacked Soochow and realized the unification of the Central Plains.

The unification of Wei has achieved three steps, in fact, you are like Cao Cao as the leader politically, there is a unified leadership militarily, and the tuntian system is implemented in terms of grain, so that the north is basically unified.

Wei took three steps to unify the world, destroying the smaller separatist forces in the early stage and expanding its own strength; the second step is to guard against the attack of Shu and wait for an opportunity to attack Wu; The third step is to destroy the weak Shu Kingdom, and then destroy the Wu Kingdom, and the Jin Kingdom will unify the Three Kingdoms!

Because the strength of Wei itself is very strong, and there are many people to help, so this point is incomparable to Liu Bei and them.

The first step is to actively annex weak forces and avoid fighting against large separatist forces; The second step was to take a comprehensive defense against Shu Han and an offensive against Eastern Wu; The third step is to destroy Shu Han first, and then destroy Eastern Wu. It's a pity that Liu Bei and Sun Quan can't do it.