Did Shu even have a chance to restore the Han throne or is it

Cute little statelets can do amazing things if their enemies are retarded enough. Shu's enemies were not retarded though so it was pure fantasy.

>>363828
>statelets

What meme is this

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>>363745
>>363828

Not with a leader like Liu Bei

>>364074
>went from a lowly sandal maker to one of the most powerful warlord

>not with a leader like Liu Bei he said

>>364098
that was inspite of his autism desu

>>364118
>has tons of friends

>gets mad pussy

>loved by everyone from the rich to the poor

How is that autistic?

>>364098
Let's be honest, he went full retard from the conquest of the riverlands onward. Success went to his head and he stopped listening to his advisors.

>>363745
No because by the time Shu happened Cao Pi had already offed the emperor. Even if Liu Bei managed to reunite China, it should be considered ca different dynasty, I mean after all how distantly related was he, 15 generations away?

If they kept Jing, then yes.

Traitorous river pirates ruined that, though.

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>>364624
>shuboos calling anyone else traitorous

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>>363828
>statelets

>>363745
If Liu hadn't wasted a lifetime of soldiers and supplies on a foolish revenge mission then maybe. Hell if had just accepted Sun Quan's offer of peace (which included Jing province) then he might have stood a chance. Shu died the day his 700 000 strong army got burnt to a crisp.

But even then it was a stretch. Liu Beu represented the old rule, with the anarchy that came with it. Cao Cao had solved all the issues plaguing the north china plain and had the support of the people. Liu Bei was just a charismatic upstart.