Ruler of the Three Kingdoms Central Plains

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First, Qidian unanimously commented that the previous part was poisonous and the second part was good-looking, and I felt the same way. The first part was nondescript. If I hadn't started revising it, I would have drastically changed the previous chapters, so if you don't like it, you can skip the first part. Secondly, I started to use the angle of summons, mainly because I set the starting point of the protagonist to be a beggar. Without fame and fortune, it is impossible for civil servants to join the generals, so I made a summons. Third, the area that was criticized the most was the matter of recruiting generals and giving them away. I explained it in my starting point, because I need to weaken the system and don't want to write a summons text, so this happened. If you don't like it, don't complain, it will be exciting later. Fourth, I think the good thing about the rest of the story is that the IQs of each character are about the same as in the impression. They will not try to use their intelligence to slap people in the face, nor will they use their intelligence to win battles. If you can watch it, please be patient and watch it. I believe you will not be disappointed. As for book lovers who can't stand it, just turn right when you go out! Stop complaining. What you have been through recently, please let me go. Please.

Read it in one go, let me know your opinions! The previous writing was a bit anxious, or it could be that the author wanted to write about development or pretentiousness first, and then directly accelerated the progress for some reason, so it seemed a bit different, feeling like it was cool but not cool. As for the back! To be honest, the writing is really good. In terms of character outline, although the generals are not clearly expressed, Zhang Fei's violence, Lu Bu's madness, and Luo Shixin's fierceness are still very intuitive. As for the civil servants, although the outline is not perfect, their intelligence is definitely at the top of the Three Kingdoms literature. Befitting their status, they will not be embarrassing or slap in the face.

What does it feel like to make a character switch mistake? Chu Hao originally ordered the identity of a rich young man, but when the goose came through, he was a little beggar, and a very pitiful little beggar. Chu Hao said that there were about ten thousand grass, mud, and horses galloping past in his heart.

Nowadays, all the people pushing are from the system. You have given priority to grasping the historical trend, and you still need to use the system. Is it okay for a fool to travel to the past? Is it because you don't have enough IQ, or are modern people without a system illiterate?

So let's have a little bottom line, okay?

Your book review section is full of positive reviews and no negative reviews, so how can it be possible that the score is still so low?

I couldn't stand it at the beginning. It doesn't matter if I don't understand the culture of the Three Kingdoms period. I also brought the urban pretense and slap-in-the-face routine here. People who have dramas are still so frustrated. The beginning is the most important part of a book. Sorry, with all due respect, I am not a divine farmer. I can't taste the herbs, so I won't read it.

It's boring to have the generals you hired with your own money being used by others.

I used money to recruit people, but they were so far away. Are they recruiting for others? If there is still recruitment, don't recruit. Just buy things.