Three Kingdoms: Offering a Poisonous Plan, Liu Bei Was Stunned!

This book is shoddy and inconsistent with history. It also thinks that Zhuge Liang was Liu Bei's lover between 206 and 207, which means that the protagonist was born around 191, and Cai Wenji can be the mother of the protagonist. In addition, the Zhen family, who broke Yecheng in 204 and gave the Zhen family to Cao Pi, is younger than Cai Wenji, but it is certain that the main protagonist is over six or seven years old. After all, the Zhen family is three years older than Cao Pi and should have been born in 184. This alone is full of mistakes, let alone anything else, would Sun Quan marry his sister to the protagonist? What do you have? How dare you marry someone else's sister? You are Liu Bei's subject, not Sun Quan's, and you are of such a low background. The Sun family has often married into aristocratic families for the sake of the aristocratic family. Indeed, there has never been a precedent for marrying a poor person. In addition, even if you can marry the Sun family's daughter, doesn't Liu Bei not care? Regarding Guan Yu's later status, Guan Yu would not agree to Sun's marriage to Guan Yu. What is your status? Ma Chao's matter is even more nonsense. Ma Chao only rebelled after seeing Cao's wife defeated Chibi, and he rebelled very thoroughly. He roped in the Liangzhou warlords. Cao Cao was almost killed. If Xu Chu's guards hadn't robbed the ship, he would have died. Do you think you can easily defeat someone else? Funny? Ma Chao's family had many retreat options. They were defeated in Guanzhong and retreated to Longyou, Liangzhou. They even fought with Cao Cao for about two years. Do you really think he is a reckless person?

I'm so speechless that I won't talk about typos or conspiracy theories. Can a drug addict think of himself as his only light? Don't you have any confidence in yourself? Even reading a cool article is not enough to make people happy. The inconsistency and incompatible language are extremely speechless.

This is my first review, give it three stars. The fight against Zhou Yu in the front looks pretty good. There are quite a few counselors who like to use poison. I thought it was Liu Beiwen who was a good assistant, so I opened a monthly card to see it. The result is that the more I look at it, the more it falls apart. The more I read, the more stupid I am, forcing everyone to be wise. I suggest the author to supplement his historical knowledge more, and compete with the madman Mi Heng. He can fight against the sky and the earth. She even forced her to have a harem. Let's forget about it and pretend to be innocent. Let's talk about Cai Zhaoji. In ancient times, a woman could get married at the age of fifteen after having her hair cut. Married Wei Zhongdao first, married for several years without knowing it, and was kidnapped by the Huns in 195 for 12 years. After returning to the Central Plains in 207, he was betrothed to Dong Si by Cao Cao. What you wrote is also quite embarrassing. A mature woman in her thirties and you, a slutty sixteen year old. And he forcibly gave Cao Cao wisdom. Forget it, I can only say that forcing yourself to show off is the most fatal. If you can't stand it anymore, retreat.

Read three chapters. The protagonist's rhetoric is actually all brainless. People work with you. You're afraid that if someone doesn't work hard enough, you'll get burned by someone else. Your name is Liu Bei? I think your name is Liu Japan. Later, he even told the bandits that two peaches would kill three soldiers. Don't you make people laugh out loud?

It's a cool article, it seems okay at first, with Jiang Dong fighting wits and courage, and having a plan, but when the protagonist goes to Cao Cao, it starts to be inexplicable, as if it was written by a different person, blaming everyone in the world, unscrupulous, as if he has lost his mind, scolding Cao Cao, threatening to kill the emperor, asking Cao Pi to call his wife to accompany him, and slandering whoever he catches. After dozens of chapters, I am speechless and have no interest in continuing to read.

The subject matter is good, but it's a pity that it is ruined by poor writing and countless typos...

It's okay in the front, but the main character is a bit broken in Cao Cao's side in the back. Two girls are included. What's the use of women in troubled times? It feels weird to listen to the music.

There are various comments in the comment area. I just finished reading the latest chapter today, and I feel that the author knows how to update. Secondly, I think, regardless of this aspect or that aspect, just based on my reading time, I can see now, I think this book is okay.

Such a good book, why is the rating so low?

I can't read it. There are dozens of typos, few words, too many words, and bad sentences in every chapter since it was released.