My Diners Come from History

Guys, if you want to see the protagonist leading a historical figure to show off, why don't you see the protagonist going to those sects in modern society to show off? Why can't you write that the protagonist is already acknowledging the only extraordinary power in modern society? Just concentrate on writing about historical figures. If you have to write about the extraordinary powers in modern society, can you figure out your position and what everyone is trying to do? I have been tired of seeing the extraordinary routines in modern society for many years. Is it possible that you want to write about the Dragon King style of traveling through another world?

Did the author learn the history from Douyin? Most of the history is wrong and there are too many personal emotions

If you don't understand history, don't write blindly. Why can't you write original historical materials instead of changed ones? You see how black the Qing Dynasty was, and the emperor was blackened into an illiterate person. The IQ of all emperors has been lowered by you. Why don't you just write a wisdom-reducing text on that label?

Hey, Liu Daer has a dark heart. Before he died, he killed Liu Feng. Don't worry, Cao Cao is a traitor and Liu Bei is half a catty. In the late Han Dynasty of the Three Kingdoms, all the kind and generous people died early, such as Tao Qian and Liu Biao. How could he establish the Kingdom of Shu without any imperial scheming? It's all about people's support. Who doesn't know how to buy people's support? Every time, they are defeated and defeated again and again, and they run away and take the people with them. Do you think this is benevolence? If the pursuers catch up with these people, they will suffer disaster. On the contrary, staying in the prison will lead to peace of mind. Why did the people follow? It's not that Cao Cao's massacre of the city was exaggerated and publicized, that's not the case. As an enemy, isn't it normal to promote your own reputation in your own territory and belittle the reputation of your enemy? And Zhao Yun, why did Zhao Yun become famous only when he was old? Liu Bei couldn't afford cavalry. Liu Bei's favorite generals were Zhang Fei and Guan Yu. Liu Bei got Zhao Yun's allegiance and gained Chen Dao. Chen Dao was good at riding and was considered a general. He was very loyal. Their strengths overlapped, so they naturally doted on Chen. Tuogu in his later years... There is nothing more to say, conspiracy theories or whatever. Liu Biao entrusted him with an orphan, and Liu Zhang took him in. These people were stabbed in the back by him. How could he really have no defense against a man as smart as Zhuge Liang?

You guys really dare to give it to me at 8:30. I wrote it like a primary school student. I wrote Ying Zheng like a fool. It's too poisonous. Say goodbye.

It was originally thought to be a good idea, but I had to include modern people. I slept with the main character when we first met, and even slept with the main character with my best friend the second time we met. Adding modern people was the biggest failure, so I slipped away.

I was sent away in the first chapter. In what age is this system that forces you to do tasks and even whips the protagonist? It's like dreaming back to ten years ago, right?

How should I put it? It's not bad even if it's not well written. The content is too complicated.

The front is a bit interesting, but the more people appear in the back, the more chaotic it becomes.

This stupid system is only liked by m people like the protagonist.