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Let me ask, does the protagonist travel to the late Qing Dynasty and then to the late Han Dynasty, or does the protagonist travel from the late Qing Dynasty to the late Han Dynasty? Why does a generation of heroes not understand filial piety? They say that the protagonist knows medical skills and his mother is critically ill, so why doesn't he save her? They say they don't get along much and don't have much affection. Forget it if you are a modern person, but don't you, the hero of your generation, not know what blood is thicker than water?

There is a flaw in the title. Neither Xu Shu nor Liu Chan can call Cao Cao by his first name. Titles in ancient times were very particular. A lower-ranking person can only address a higher-ranking person by official title. For example, when addressing Cao Cao, he can only address him as Prime Minister, Lord, or Ming Gong. People of equal status call each other by their nicknames. The name can only be used by the superior person to address the inferior person, or by calling himself. Calling someone by their first name is tantamount to swearing. This has nothing to do with love or hate, it reflects personal cultivation. Even if it was a crusade against Cao Cao and scolded Cao Cao to pieces, he would only address Cao Mengde as he did, but would not say anything about Cao Cao. Sun Shangxiang should not be called the eldest lady. She is the sister of a prince and should be called the princess.

I am very dissatisfied with weapons. I might as well get a gun, a halberd, or a hammer.

This is to write the protagonist as a virgin like Zhang Sanfeng.

If I want to watch martial arts, I'll watch martial arts. Can't I write about historical fiction well? It's neither fish nor fowl.

Not interesting at all.

Not available anymore

Not so good,,,,,,,,,

Do you want to play games? Why are there so many CDs in one chapter?

Well, it's Cao Zhen, not Cao Cao, weird, okay, okay, hahahahahahahaha