Double-passing Door: I Can Travel to and from the Late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms
About This Novel
There is a double door in Liu Yu's mind that allows him to travel between modern times and the late Han Dynasty. This unexpected discovery made Liu Yu very excited! In the real world, Liu Yu is an ordinary college student. In the world of the late Han Dynasty, Liu Yu was a Han clan clan member whose family was in decline in Changshan State, Jizhou. From then on, he went back and forth between modern times and the late Han Dynasty - using modern technology, more than two thousand years of historical heritage, and the advantages of foresight, he farmed and developed in the late Han Dynasty and competed for world hegemony; using the materials of the late Han Dynasty, he gradually established a huge Liu Group in the modern era. In the third year of the Photosynthetic Period (AD 180), Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty sold his officials and conferred titles on the official ceremony. At the same time, he issued an edict to promote scholars. With the help of his own clan, Liu Yu entered the capital city of Luoyang, and used glass to buy the governor of Bingzhou at the beginning. From then on, he began his road to world hegemony.
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Official(14)Scraped 17d ago
A double-traveler can brag about the mighty generals of the Han Dynasty. No matter how advanced his martial arts skills are, he can knock him down with one shot. If one shot fails, he can use a sniper rifle . Training a small team of sniper rifles and rocket launchers can kill all over the world. Not to mention that you can't reach it, the world is so big that the protagonist can go and see it.
The author is awesome!
You asked others to write calligraphy and sell it as modern antiques. I would like to ask if the ink is dry? How much did you eat?
It is not recommended to watch Ju Shui. The simple and clear plot will be analyzed for you. Except for the beginning, when Liu Hong was not alive, he copied the Romance of the Three Kingdoms after his death. At present, the eighteen princes are seeking to conquer Yu, Cao Cao is stabbing Yu, Liu Bei is wearing the edict, Yuan Shu is proclaiming emperor, and the battle of Guandu has not changed. Currently, Gongsun Zan is in Youzhou, Liu Bei is Cao Cao in Jingzhou, and Sun Ce and Zhou Yu are plotting Jiangdong. And the main character is seriously ill, so you want to write a single female lead? The boat girl doesn't know why you gave her so many scenes (the male protagonist likes older ones, the boat girl airport), all the flirting and teasing are given to the boat girl, and then you add the Queen Mother He (the male protagonist fell into a trap and gave birth to twins with the Queen Mother). Since there are already many female protagonists, I should write more, but the male protagonists written by the author are huge idiots. She is extremely narcissistic, and after falling into the trap, her eyes were empty like a woman's, and she hated the Queen Mother He so much that she was thrown into the cold palace. This is okay, but when you later wrote that he was pregnant, you suddenly wrote that the male protagonist changed from a boy to a man. Follow up, you have said so many words, can you just use a few words to make her come out of the cold palace first? Also, the author writes that people live and work in peace and contentment under the rule of the male protagonist, but now looking at the momentum, Wolongfengxiao is afraid that he will help Liu Bei to rebel, and Mr. Shui Jing has already rebelled against Liu Bei. To sum it up, the plot is so fucking lame that it's hard to tell the difference between a single female protagonist and multiple female protagonists. Cai Wenji has been offline for two and a half years. In addition, the real Hong Kong Island is a traditional slap-in-the-face plot, pretending to be CP with a boat girl and being hated by others, and dragging 500 people to modern times to kill them directly. High open and move forward.
Open a company and collect millions and tens of millions of kilograms of grain without anyone taking care of it. Now there is no shortage of grain. You can harvest a lot in the United States, Brazil, Indonesia, and Australia.
Idiot, if there really was a double-crossing door turned over to the country, and a modern group was sent to sweep across the entire earth at that time, and the resources of the entire planet were used to help the country, then it would really go to heaven.
Modern people who can travel through the Three Kingdoms are simply invincible! What bullshit, the mighty generals and divisions of the Three Kingdoms are all scum in front of the double-traveled modern people.
. . It's too much. Boop, boop, boop, isn't it clean?
The author has a look at the contradictions in the introduction
Who are the protagonists? One person becomes two people
Looks depressing
The subject matter of the book is very good. If it were written by Da Luoluo, the Han Dynasty would dominate the world in a short time, and the modern Liu Group would become the richest man in the world. But the author just likes to farm slowly, and the small farmer consciousness is really deep-rooted. You must know that farming only yields a tenth of the profit, and plundering is the shortcut to making a fortune. This is the same in the Han Dynasty and modern times. The protagonist has such a good golden finger, but if he doesn't make good use of it, he just wants to encircle a piece of land and develop slowly. The author still plays too many Age of Empires games.
It looks good. I support it. This part of Hong Kong Island is very cool.
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Official(14)Scraped 17d ago
A double-traveler can brag about the mighty generals of the Han Dynasty. No matter how advanced his martial arts skills are, he can knock him down with one shot. If one shot fails, he can use a sniper rifle . Training a small team of sniper rifles and rocket launchers can kill all over the world. Not to mention that you can't reach it, the world is so big that the protagonist can go and see it.
The author is awesome!
You asked others to write calligraphy and sell it as modern antiques. I would like to ask if the ink is dry? How much did you eat?
It is not recommended to watch Ju Shui. The simple and clear plot will be analyzed for you. Except for the beginning, when Liu Hong was not alive, he copied the Romance of the Three Kingdoms after his death. At present, the eighteen princes are seeking to conquer Yu, Cao Cao is stabbing Yu, Liu Bei is wearing the edict, Yuan Shu is proclaiming emperor, and the battle of Guandu has not changed. Currently, Gongsun Zan is in Youzhou, Liu Bei is Cao Cao in Jingzhou, and Sun Ce and Zhou Yu are plotting Jiangdong. And the main character is seriously ill, so you want to write a single female lead? The boat girl doesn't know why you gave her so many scenes (the male protagonist likes older ones, the boat girl airport), all the flirting and teasing are given to the boat girl, and then you add the Queen Mother He (the male protagonist fell into a trap and gave birth to twins with the Queen Mother). Since there are already many female protagonists, I should write more, but the male protagonists written by the author are huge idiots. She is extremely narcissistic, and after falling into the trap, her eyes were empty like a woman's, and she hated the Queen Mother He so much that she was thrown into the cold palace. This is okay, but when you later wrote that he was pregnant, you suddenly wrote that the male protagonist changed from a boy to a man. Follow up, you have said so many words, can you just use a few words to make her come out of the cold palace first? Also, the author writes that people live and work in peace and contentment under the rule of the male protagonist, but now looking at the momentum, Wolongfengxiao is afraid that he will help Liu Bei to rebel, and Mr. Shui Jing has already rebelled against Liu Bei. To sum it up, the plot is so fucking lame that it's hard to tell the difference between a single female protagonist and multiple female protagonists. Cai Wenji has been offline for two and a half years. In addition, the real Hong Kong Island is a traditional slap-in-the-face plot, pretending to be CP with a boat girl and being hated by others, and dragging 500 people to modern times to kill them directly. High open and move forward.
Open a company and collect millions and tens of millions of kilograms of grain without anyone taking care of it. Now there is no shortage of grain. You can harvest a lot in the United States, Brazil, Indonesia, and Australia.
Idiot, if there really was a double-crossing door turned over to the country, and a modern group was sent to sweep across the entire earth at that time, and the resources of the entire planet were used to help the country, then it would really go to heaven.
Modern people who can travel through the Three Kingdoms are simply invincible! What bullshit, the mighty generals and divisions of the Three Kingdoms are all scum in front of the double-traveled modern people.
. . It's too much. Boop, boop, boop, isn't it clean?
The author has a look at the contradictions in the introduction
Who are the protagonists? One person becomes two people
Looks depressing
The subject matter of the book is very good. If it were written by Da Luoluo, the Han Dynasty would dominate the world in a short time, and the modern Liu Group would become the richest man in the world. But the author just likes to farm slowly, and the small farmer consciousness is really deep-rooted. You must know that farming only yields a tenth of the profit, and plundering is the shortcut to making a fortune. This is the same in the Han Dynasty and modern times. The protagonist has such a good golden finger, but if he doesn't make good use of it, he just wants to encircle a piece of land and develop slowly. The author still plays too many Age of Empires games.
It looks good. I support it. This part of Hong Kong Island is very cool.
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