
First Prime Minister of the Three Kingdoms
by Zixi Sanren
About This Novel
Become a disciple of a great sage, befriend a man of character, beauties lying drunk in front of flowers and under the moonlight. Watch him outsmart Zhuge Liang, overpower Sima Yi, play Qin with Zhou Yu on the river, and chat about the world with Xun Yu. This is a third-rate student from a third-rate university, he is ordinary yet extraordinary. His name is Bai Jiang, and he was the first prime minister to help the Cao family establish the Wei Empire that was more powerful than the former Han Dynasty.
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Official(6)Scraped 10d ago
You, a third-rate student from a third-rate university, do you think the ancient people were fools?
Water water water water water water water water water water
I just wondered how a servant like him could talk so much.
I just wondered how a servant like him could talk so much.
give encouragement
After reading a few chapters, I felt offended. I give you three stars as an encouragement for your hard work in coding.
That's enough
The first part was unrealistic, the second part was unreasonable, so I gave up.
It's all description, like a running account, and there's no substantive content in many places, especially some of the conversations.
So-so, not very attractive. I hope the author writes better and better.
I just read Chapter 22. The whole text is the same as the journal I wrote in elementary school, and the characters are not written out. Nothing to attract readers
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Official(6)Scraped 10d ago
You, a third-rate student from a third-rate university, do you think the ancient people were fools?
Water water water water water water water water water water
I just wondered how a servant like him could talk so much.
I just wondered how a servant like him could talk so much.
give encouragement
After reading a few chapters, I felt offended. I give you three stars as an encouragement for your hard work in coding.
That's enough
The first part was unrealistic, the second part was unreasonable, so I gave up.
It's all description, like a running account, and there's no substantive content in many places, especially some of the conversations.
So-so, not very attractive. I hope the author writes better and better.
I just read Chapter 22. The whole text is the same as the journal I wrote in elementary school, and the characters are not written out. Nothing to attract readers









