If Liu Bei didn't start the Battle of Yiling and chose to continue to form an alliance with Eastern Wu, would he be able to complete the unification of the world in the end? It can only be said that the world during the Three Kingdoms period is really difficult to unify, even a big capitalist like Cao Cao, and relying on the rights of the Son of Heaven, in the end only based on the Central Plains, with Sun Quan in Jiangnan and Liu Bei in Xichuan
Then Liu Bei only achieved a trace of results in Yizhou and the battle of Hanzhong, but to be honest, it is really not a little worse than the unified capital, and some people may say that if it were not for the defeat of Yiling, then Shu Han has every chance to become bigger and stronger, and this is indeed possible, but it is not too good to say that Shu Han can be strong enough to unify the world
Assuming that Liu Bei does not fight the battle of Yiling, it is nothing more than to allow the country to save some capital and not let Shu Han go to extinction so quickly, on the other hand, it is still unlikely to change the overall situation of the Three Kingdoms, because the three-legged momentum stems from two weak and one strong, if Liu Bei wants to continue to complete the unification, then the premise must be to surpass Eastern Wu, or even stronger than Cao Wei
But once that time comes, is it still possible for Dongwu to cooperate with Shu Han? In other words, even if the Sun-Liu Alliance can really succeed, then Dongwu's idea is the same as Shu Han, will people be willing to give up the world to others? I hope that by then, it will be very good if Soochow doesn't stab him in the back
Therefore, the battle of Yiling and Liu Bei's unification of the world are completely different and have nothing to do with it, if the Sun-Liu alliance can really be exchanged for the unification of the world, maybe the three kingdoms will not last so long.