Mythology Begins with the Three Kingdoms

The protagonist has a golden finger. His father and brother died in battle, his little sister was sold, and his mother hanged himself. In chapter 29, he started to engage in double standards. When he was killing others, he didn't let others go. In chapter 29, he started to have double standards. He agreed to take others away even though his own safety was not guaranteed.

Damn, I feel like I've whitewashed Liu Bei. It's true that Cao Cao feels bad, but are the other people good? , It's a society where people cannibalize people, who is better than who?

Avoid the pit! The author, the protagonist has a low IQ and deliberately kept Cao Caoshui's word count

The protagonist written by the author is noble and can't wait. He kills the Cao family first, leaving Cao Cao's regime intact, and letting Liu Xie, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan divide it among themselves according to their own abilities. It's not like he has to unify the world to make Cao Cao's spirit disappear. Kill a few die-hard Cao Wei loyalists, and then declare that "everyone who works for Cao Cao will be killed." How can Cao Cao, who has no one but no land, have spirit? Although the story is ridiculous, the battle power collapsed at the beginning, isn't it just to see the protagonist not joining Liu Bei in fighting for world supremacy but taking revenge on his own? The two years of pursuit would have destroyed Cao Cao's spirit. The simplest and most direct way is to help Liu Xie and support the Han Dynasty as an excuse to kill Cao Cao's nine clans. Whoever can occupy the territory will occupy it (except Cao Cao). With the protagonist's combat strength, two months is enough.

The beginning is so miserable, but in the end I still went to Liu Bei to pave the way The author's understanding of the Three Kingdoms is still limited to the Romance of the Three Kingdoms He knows a little bit about history, knows what is happening, but does not know why. To be precise, these three guys in the Three Kingdoms era were not good people. None of these three protagonists treat the common people as human beings. At the same time, the author does not have a thorough understanding of his setting for the protagonist. You have to highlight your differences. The Three Kingdoms novels are all about hegemony and farming, and allegiance to this and allegiance to various tricks I think we should break the stereotype. You don't need to rely on those resources if you have the protagonist and cheats. You don't have to follow the crowd and follow the path of a knight in the farming novel to highlight your differences. In the later period, you can turn to immortality. At the end of the Han Dynasty, various schools of thought still had their remnants, especially the Yin-Yang School and Taoism. Things from the pre-Qin era, things from the Han Dynasty, these are the plots you can dig out in the future For example, the bigu stone qi method in the tomb of the famous Zeng Houyi is said to be a descendant of Taihao Fuxi. It is said from Wuqi State that Peng Zu lived 800 years old from the Han Dynasty, etc. [Emot=default,28/]You were restricted to the content of the fight for hegemony. You could have gone your own way, but you ended up being led astray. For example, as a supernatural world, you can explore the Taiping Cult, Five Pecks of Rice, etc. But if it doesn't work, you can just make it up! Check some classics and combine the supernatural factors, I will change it, and it will come out. Isn't this a plot? This is the difference What is the difference? They are all the same. I am different from him.

For the sake of fun, Xu Chu was killed in just a few chapters, and after dozens of chapters he was basically invincible. The author couldn't control the feeling, so he started to use all sorts of tricks to slow down the progress. He rushed to kill Cao Cao, but Cao Cao would not attack his subordinates when Cao Cao was not around. Killing Cao Pi would pave the way for Zhen Mi later. It was just a disease. While shouting that the world is abominable, while trying to be alone, slipping in some advanced technology can help the world, what the heck?

I saw the latest one. I just want to say why I haven't finished Cao Cao yet. I clicked in to read it again and again, and came out disappointed again and again. I'll keep it for now. When will I kill Cao Cao? When will I come back to watch it? [Emot=default,04/]

Scholars! Family. One is a soldier's home! One is a world home! Hahaha, your dad is laughing so hard!

It's fun to watch so far, but there are too few, so I'll save some.

I have read more than a hundred chapters. I feel that the protagonist likes young women and makes Cao Cao very vicious. It's okay. Book friends can read it.