I Will Be the Lord of Xuande
by Angry Eyebrows And Droopy Eyes
About This Novel
The Han Dynasty, the most civilized and powerful empire, gradually collapsed due to serious land annexation and endless battles among interest groups. At that time, Liu Bei, a young man from Zhuo County, was an orphan. He and his mother were engaged in selling shoes and weaving mats. There was a mulberry tree growing on the fence in the southeast corner of the house, which was more than five feet high. When Liu Bei was young, he was playing with the children of his clan under a tree and said, "I must ride on this Yubao-covered chariot." At that time, his clan brother Liu Jian said: "Brother, if you say this, you may destroy the family." Bei asked his brother, "How can I ride on it?" Deran said sternly: "No one without great virtue and power can ride on it. I would like to help my brother." He was enlightened. Over the past few years, in this world where human life is inferior to that of a dog, the grown-up Liu Jian determined his life plan very early. He would cling to the thigh of his emperor brother no matter what. He did not seek to be heard by the princes, but just wanted to live in troubled times. But as time passed, Liu Jian gradually discovered that something was wrong! "Xuande doesn't want to ride in Yu Bao's chariot?" Liu Bei said with a smile: "The most virtuous and powerful person is none other than my younger brother." Why did the person who wanted to hug his thigh have to hug him back?
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Official(34)Scraped 21d ago
Don't write about women, what Hu wrote is really disgusting, a pure shrew. It's pathological to be strict with one's wife. Normal people get along with each other as equals. Those who like to act like monsters never end well.
Don't write about strict wife control. , DD=default,18/]
Congratulations to the author Jun on the new book
I thought the author would write a book about relatively unpopular princes of power, but I didn't expect it would be Liu Daer. I also wanted to ask the author whether this article is a supporting article or a dominating article.
Three Kingdoms Kill 😡Liu Jian😡
This morning I was reading a book and playing Three Kingdoms. I suddenly wanted to do it. How is the intensity?
Advantages, benefit analysis is very good, Disadvantages, a lengthy analysis of various reasons, **You are writing a novel, not a thesis, so you don't need to analyze and analyze. Can you focus on the plot, battles, and strategies? **Wouldn't it be nice to tell the story well?
The author's writing is becoming more and more serious. Starting from Yuan Shang, I originally liked reading Yuan Shang's nonsensical and funny style. Now after following these Three Kingdoms, the writing style is becoming more and more serious, and the content and research are getting better, but compared with other books, it can't make me laugh out loud. Especially for time traveler technology, I remember that Yuan Shang didn't pursue it at all (unless you count the Three Kingdoms), and the pottery merchant started pursuing it. It's technology and sky eye mining, and the people under his command are all standard templates. Zhao Yun must be loyal and courageous and will never become a foodie again. I can't say that the writing is not good, but I do prefer the previous style.
Will Liu Bei be the same as Cao Cao?
This angle is novel. As we all know, when Cao Cao was young, he was far more loyal to the Han Dynasty than the Liu clan of any other aristocratic family, and went through life and death to support the Han Dynasty. So if the time traveler becomes a clan member of the Han Dynasty and accepts Liu Bei as his confidant, can he entrust his inheritance to Liu Bei like Liu Bei entrusting an orphan? Will he be like Cao Cao or Zhuge Liang?
I really like this style of Three Kingdoms novels
The writing is good, author. It's much better than the current system's mindless white writing.
Does the male protagonist have Cai Wenji as his wife?
I haven't seen a brother spoiler coming later. . . . .
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Official(34)Scraped 21d ago
Don't write about women, what Hu wrote is really disgusting, a pure shrew. It's pathological to be strict with one's wife. Normal people get along with each other as equals. Those who like to act like monsters never end well.
Don't write about strict wife control. , DD=default,18/]
Congratulations to the author Jun on the new book
I thought the author would write a book about relatively unpopular princes of power, but I didn't expect it would be Liu Daer. I also wanted to ask the author whether this article is a supporting article or a dominating article.
Three Kingdoms Kill 😡Liu Jian😡
This morning I was reading a book and playing Three Kingdoms. I suddenly wanted to do it. How is the intensity?
Advantages, benefit analysis is very good, Disadvantages, a lengthy analysis of various reasons, **You are writing a novel, not a thesis, so you don't need to analyze and analyze. Can you focus on the plot, battles, and strategies? **Wouldn't it be nice to tell the story well?
The author's writing is becoming more and more serious. Starting from Yuan Shang, I originally liked reading Yuan Shang's nonsensical and funny style. Now after following these Three Kingdoms, the writing style is becoming more and more serious, and the content and research are getting better, but compared with other books, it can't make me laugh out loud. Especially for time traveler technology, I remember that Yuan Shang didn't pursue it at all (unless you count the Three Kingdoms), and the pottery merchant started pursuing it. It's technology and sky eye mining, and the people under his command are all standard templates. Zhao Yun must be loyal and courageous and will never become a foodie again. I can't say that the writing is not good, but I do prefer the previous style.
Will Liu Bei be the same as Cao Cao?
This angle is novel. As we all know, when Cao Cao was young, he was far more loyal to the Han Dynasty than the Liu clan of any other aristocratic family, and went through life and death to support the Han Dynasty. So if the time traveler becomes a clan member of the Han Dynasty and accepts Liu Bei as his confidant, can he entrust his inheritance to Liu Bei like Liu Bei entrusting an orphan? Will he be like Cao Cao or Zhuge Liang?
I really like this style of Three Kingdoms novels
The writing is good, author. It's much better than the current system's mindless white writing.
Does the male protagonist have Cai Wenji as his wife?
I haven't seen a brother spoiler coming later. . . . .
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I was supposed to train the boss, but I ended up becoming the boss. The protagonist's wisdom and strategies are very interesting.
A historical text about the Three Kingdoms, the protagonist Liu Bei's cousin, without any system. The main line is very clear, relying on the identity of the clan members of the Han Dynasty to carry the banner, and later repeating the route of Han Guangwu to rejuvenate the Han Dynasty. It is a rare novel among the Three Kingdoms novels in recent years that plays with human nature, power and wits, and both the protagonist and supporting characters have online IQs. For example, the protagonist written by the author Jun walked among the Ling Emperors Liu Hong, Liu Yan, Zheng Xuan, Lu Zhi, Cao Cao, Yuan Ji, Yuan Shao, Yuan Shu and other major figures during his tenure in Luoyang, and played tricks and scheming with them. It was very enjoyable to watch.
Looking back further, this book has traditional wars and separatist regimes, but there are also differences. The separatist regime is the strongest force from the beginning. The protagonist is operating in Luoyang in the early stage, and then breaks out in the later period. It seems that more and more books about the Three Kingdoms do not write about the separatist regime fighting in troubled times, but instead manage the power first, and then use it as an unstoppable force. Unified, but I still like it quite a lot. After all, I used to watch too much fighting and it felt a bit boring, but it's still a matter of taste and wisdom.
As Liu Bei's brother, the protagonist's original intention is to do his best to assist Liu Bei in achieving his great cause, so that he can enjoy the shade under the big tree in the future. Unexpectedly, the tree has grown crooked, so I have no choice but to climb up on my own. Through the identity of Lu Zhi and his clan members of the Han Dynasty, the protagonist begins to plan step by step for himself in these troubled times, to eliminate evil spirits and help the Han Dynasty!
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