The Three Kingdoms Begins with the Succession of the Prefect
by Wei Jiazi
About This Novel
Liu Feng traveled to the parallel Three Kingdoms and was the son of the Lujiang prefect who did not exist in the past. The prefect is not at home! He recruited Erqiao, activated the system, temporarily acted as the prefect, and commanded the soldiers of the three armies! Internally, the major families are worried about rebellion, and externally, Sun Ce is eyeing him! How does he start from hell, manage step by step, win over the major families, and board his warship! Swallowing Jiangdong, swallowing the sky, sweeping the world!
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Official(30)Scraped 1mo ago
Well written, but updated?
I'll update a few chapters every ten days and a half. Brother, listen to my advice, why not find a class
I won't embarrass you too much, so don't mind what I say.
Let me tell you a few points. First, time travel to the end of the Han Dynasty. The aristocratic family has power everywhere. Don't think that just being a prefect can take charge of a county. Second, there is a system. Why do you still have to compromise? It's not necessary.
The main thing is that it makes people uncomfortable to watch. Why haven't they been unified yet?
After so long, not even Yangzhou has been unified. You also asked Cao Cao to cause trouble for him. It's unpleasant to watch.
come on
The book is pretty good. Come on, come on, come on.
The author's writing skills are profound and his imagination is big enough. He fell asleep at the beginning of the article. I admire him.
The author's writing skills are profound and his imagination is big enough. He fell asleep at the beginning of the article. I admire him.
The idea is good, but the writing is not.
The exaggerated and frivolous style is displayed in the text, without the realistic sense of substitution. The overall feeling is that there is no emotion at all
The content of this book is very interesting and I enjoy reading it.
come on
The writing needs to be improved, but the storyline is excellent.
After reading it for a while, I feel that the writing is not sophisticated enough and the timeline is unclear. It takes more than ten pictures to figure it out.
There are so few people commenting. There are so few people commenting.
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Community(0)
Official(30)Scraped 1mo ago
Well written, but updated?
I'll update a few chapters every ten days and a half. Brother, listen to my advice, why not find a class
I won't embarrass you too much, so don't mind what I say.
Let me tell you a few points. First, time travel to the end of the Han Dynasty. The aristocratic family has power everywhere. Don't think that just being a prefect can take charge of a county. Second, there is a system. Why do you still have to compromise? It's not necessary.
The main thing is that it makes people uncomfortable to watch. Why haven't they been unified yet?
After so long, not even Yangzhou has been unified. You also asked Cao Cao to cause trouble for him. It's unpleasant to watch.
come on
The book is pretty good. Come on, come on, come on.
The author's writing skills are profound and his imagination is big enough. He fell asleep at the beginning of the article. I admire him.
The author's writing skills are profound and his imagination is big enough. He fell asleep at the beginning of the article. I admire him.
The idea is good, but the writing is not.
The exaggerated and frivolous style is displayed in the text, without the realistic sense of substitution. The overall feeling is that there is no emotion at all
The content of this book is very interesting and I enjoy reading it.
come on
The writing needs to be improved, but the storyline is excellent.
After reading it for a while, I feel that the writing is not sophisticated enough and the timeline is unclear. It takes more than ten pictures to figure it out.
There are so few people commenting. There are so few people commenting.
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