The Rise of the Strongest Warrior in the Late Han Dynasty

As we all know, the most exciting story of the Three Kingdoms is that the three heroic warriors burned Red Cliff. Are you looking at what you wrote? Junk book

Nothing to say, rubbish book. The content is basically pretentious and slap in the face. Very cliche.

The author writes this way, does the protagonist no longer become the emperor in the future? After more than a hundred chapters, only Zhi Jinwu is still subordinate to others, which is very frustrating to read.

You shouldn't be called the strongest villain, you should be called the strongest licking dog.

Just fighting for the hegemony of the Three Kingdoms and indulging in the love of children, there are a few things that can succeed. You are too stupid to think about those things. He doesn't even have the skills to get a woman, so let's talk about other things.

To be honest, it looked fine from the front, but when I saw Diao Chan telling Wang Yun that the young emperor was still alive, I couldn't stand it at all. Isn't the excitement of the Three Kingdoms just watching the heroes compete? You can mainly write about that paragraph. The main thing is that if Xiaobai is not with the protagonist, then the game will be completely over.

First, the name has no sense of substitution. Second, it is an introduction to reading the book. The introduction directly shows the grade of the book. Suitable for beginners

When did the author let Diao Chan and the protagonist know each other?

It's not bad, and he didn't kill his entire family. He's not like Cao Cao, who lays down millions of corpses at every turn, nor is he like Sun Quan, a villain who is unjust.

Just by looking at two pages, you can tell that this is a stud book.