There Are Gentlemen in the Three Kingdoms

Is there anyone like me looking for a map while reading

In order to increase the activity of this book, I shamelessly built a sign-in building, hoping that everyone will participate

If you don't kill this Yellow Turban general, you won't kill that one. What do you want to do if you haven't killed these 5 people? How pitiful is the Yellow Turban? Who is not pitiful? They were better off at the beginning of the uprising. Isn't everything done in the mid-term the business of bandits? In the later period, none of the prominent families tried to grab it. Now you can't kill many generals with just one move, but you still want the Yellow Turban to work for you? The fastest way to establish a new regime is to destroy the old ones.

Just scribbling, as an army of a state, he actually went to steal pigs, he was worse than a bandit, but he dared to call himself an army, and it was nothing more than an alliance. He judged people based on their appearance, and casually made enemies with others. This is simply ****.

He is a charlatan who makes random jokes regardless of the occasion and thinks he is humorous. The characters in the book have low IQs.

As the saying goes, do as the Romans do, but you are in ancient times and you are joking and joking in ancient times. I don't know what it means! What a show~

Historical introduction Empress Wen Zhaozhen, a native of Wuji, Zhongshan, the mother of Emperor Ming, the empress of Zhen Han, the Taibao of the Han Dynasty, and a world official with two thousand stones. Father Yi went to Cai Ling. He lost his father when he was three years old. Wei Shu says: Yi married the Zhang family of Changshan and gave birth to three sons and five daughters: the eldest son Yu died early; the second Yan was promoted to be filial and honest, and the general was promoted to the general, and Qu Liang was the leader; the second Yao was promoted to be filial and honest; the eldest daughter Jiang was promoted to Tuo, the second was Dao, the second was honorable, and the second was the queen. So Zhen Mi ranks fifth. . . .

I started chasing Yuan San. My brain is very fragmented. If I don't read a book for a long time, I will forget everything. But Yuan San is the only one who never forgets. To be honest, Yuan San is the only novel I have read that made me cry. It's probably because I like simple structures. There are no stirrups or gunpowder. Ah, unlike other books, there is no estrangement between the principals and ministers. No one will destroy the legend created by Yuan Shang. He will not fall because he has no subordinates, but only his wife and friends. He does not have the charm of Cao Cao, the benevolence and deceit of Liu Bei, and the perseverance of Sun Quan. Some are just true friendships. The author's new book feels very similar to Yuan San's, both of whom went on personal expeditions. However, in this time travel, there is no Tian Feng's stubbornness, Ju Shou's kindness, Zhao Yun's bravery, Sima Yi's deceit, Deng Chang's foolish loyalty, and finally, Yuan Shang's treachery. What made me shed tears was the chapter where Deng Chang was about to die. Yuan Shang's anxiety made me experience friendship. This is the biggest highlight of Yuan San. What a fart~ To the author, for creating such a beautiful work, I don't want this book to become the next Yuan San. I hope the author can write another Yuan San. Come on! Tao Da?

When I saw the author swearing that "it is impossible for the Yuan family and the Black Mountain Bandits to coexist," my memory drifted to Yuan San and the Lao Yan Bandits. Is this a slap in the face?

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