
Three Kingdoms: Bandit-type Warrior, Liu Bei is Paralyzed
About This Novel
Liu Ping traveled through Youzhou in the late Han Dynasty, and was almost killed by his adopted son. Fortunately, he was rescued by Liu Bei who was passing by, and was later adopted as an adopted son by Liu's mother. Brothers work together, three prosperous men! Liu Bei: "Although my second brother is handsome, elegant and invincible, I act like a bandit and I always have a headache!" "Without it, even if I live ten more years, I won't be able to revive the great Han Dynasty!" When he was the magistrate of Gaotang County, he was defeated by the Yellow Turbans. Liu Bei ordered, "The thieves are powerful, it is forbidden to attack!" Liu Ping: "What?" "Straight ahead!" Go south to rescue Tao. Liu Bei was easily defeated by Cao Cao in Tan County. Liu Ping led his troops to pursue him. Zhang Fei tried to dissuade him: "Zi'an, the Qingzhou soldiers led by Cao Cao are known as elites. This time we will..." Liu Ping: "What a fucking elite!" "Huh?" "You, Zhang Yide, do you have so much courage?" "I don't believe in this evil. Labor and capital only attack the elites!" "Pass my order, chase and smash that son of a bitch Cao Mengde!"
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Official(16)Scraped 17d ago
Liu Bei is getting better too!
I have read a lot of novels about the late Eastern Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period, but this is the only one that I can tell. The author is either a top student, or he has checked a lot of data, especially in Xuzhou. It's just that the protagonist is a bit too comprehensive, and a bit suppresses the civil and military generals. For example, Guo Jia is almost interesting, and Guan Yu and Zhang Fei are also almost interesting in terms of force. Overall, this book is still very interesting and enjoyable.
The author, is he a little confused about distance? In the third chapter, the protagonist attacks Gaotang, and in the fourth chapter, the defeated Liu Bei retreats for more than a hundred miles? How did you cover this distance?
The writing is okay
The description of Liu Bei's fame is good, leaving a name for him to leave.
Look at the monster, it's awkward, it's awkward, it's awkward, it's awkward
There is an error in the introduction. Please fix it first.
After doing it for a long time, I finally married a widowed Cai Yan who was a few years older than the protagonist.
After a long time of work, the protagonist finally married a widowed Cai Yan who was several years older than him.
The pig's feet are the wet nurses. . . . Ahhhhhhh 88
good
The writing is okay, but the background is so annoying. I don't like traveling too early, but the plot can still be maintained in the middle. It's baffling that the protagonist traveled through time so early and the plot can still be maintained! If there is no chance to change the plot, forget it, but Liu Bei doesn't have no chance. After the Yellow Turban Rebellion, wouldn't it be enough to collect some loot and just buy a county guard?
In extraordinary times, be brave, the right time, place, people and people
It's fine at the moment, but revolution always requires sacrifice. If the protagonist doesn't go to sea to live in seclusion in the future, he and his family will end up in a miserable situation.
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Community(0)
Official(16)Scraped 17d ago
Liu Bei is getting better too!
I have read a lot of novels about the late Eastern Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period, but this is the only one that I can tell. The author is either a top student, or he has checked a lot of data, especially in Xuzhou. It's just that the protagonist is a bit too comprehensive, and a bit suppresses the civil and military generals. For example, Guo Jia is almost interesting, and Guan Yu and Zhang Fei are also almost interesting in terms of force. Overall, this book is still very interesting and enjoyable.
The author, is he a little confused about distance? In the third chapter, the protagonist attacks Gaotang, and in the fourth chapter, the defeated Liu Bei retreats for more than a hundred miles? How did you cover this distance?
The writing is okay
The description of Liu Bei's fame is good, leaving a name for him to leave.
Look at the monster, it's awkward, it's awkward, it's awkward, it's awkward
There is an error in the introduction. Please fix it first.
After doing it for a long time, I finally married a widowed Cai Yan who was a few years older than the protagonist.
After a long time of work, the protagonist finally married a widowed Cai Yan who was several years older than him.
The pig's feet are the wet nurses. . . . Ahhhhhhh 88
good
The writing is okay, but the background is so annoying. I don't like traveling too early, but the plot can still be maintained in the middle. It's baffling that the protagonist traveled through time so early and the plot can still be maintained! If there is no chance to change the plot, forget it, but Liu Bei doesn't have no chance. After the Yellow Turban Rebellion, wouldn't it be enough to collect some loot and just buy a county guard?
In extraordinary times, be brave, the right time, place, people and people
It's fine at the moment, but revolution always requires sacrifice. If the protagonist doesn't go to sea to live in seclusion in the future, he and his family will end up in a miserable situation.









