Sanxing Dahan: Liu Chan Does Not Miss Shu

I am moved by the sentiments of Liu Bei, Zhuge Liang and others, but I really don't want the three-pronged Han Dynasty. If the three-prosperous Han Dynasty succeeds, will there be four or five prosperous ones? Then doesn't this prove that the Han Dynasty has its destiny, who dares to revolt and resist? Then comes the era when the people are the masters of the country. Anyway, whether you resist or not, it is the Han Dynasty that rises once. The people at the bottom are still the same, and the clans are still at the top. So I get annoyed when I see a big man who rises three times. As the old saying goes, if you want a big man who rises three times, get away.

I was still reading carefully in the previous hundreds of chapters. Liu Chan, who can recognize the abilities of his subordinates, is really strong. Liu Chan knows that he can't do anything, but Liu Chan just knows who under him can do it. I saw the cavalry of General Ma Chao Shenweitian behind me and the Yellow Turban Army of Xu Shu. These generals who were not yet divided into the Three Kingdoms but had already emerged were resisted time and time again by Wei's powerful national power. They felt the deep helplessness of the prime minister at that time. But in Liu Chan, he found his general, one romantic figure after another. He did not say that he was a big man who helped him, he just wanted to find some people to help him as the prime minister. Zhuge Kongming, a man who brought the Prime Minister to unprecedented heights. But I jumped to the end and saw that the Prime Minister was gone, still in Wuzhangyuan. This time his tomb was buried next to Liu Chan. This time countless people took him back to Chang'an. This time the prime minister miscalculated. This time the Prime Minister assisted the three kings, and they all trusted the Prime Minister equally. The Prime Minister did not leave behind any examples when he left this time, but he still left behind his views on governing the country, and what he saw in Nanzhong. Presumably this advice will remain on the desk of the current monarch like the mentor Liu Chan held at the time.

The protagonist Liu Chan is very good, very good. It's like a joke but it doesn't really turn out to be a joke. It has a unique personality charm and a brain circuit that people can't understand. The main reason is that he and Zhuge Liang have such a great love for each other, so super fans. I look forward to His Highness the Crown Prince recovering the Han Dynasty and completing Xiangfu's Northern Expedition.

It feels like a diaosi who doesn't know anything travels to another world and kills everyone with the halo of pig's feet. Just wearing the skin of a historical figure

With just one person, he was able to break through millions of enemy troops without any damage. He had a keen eye for people and appointed the wisest and most loyal prime minister in history and trusted him unconditionally. His father was just a hawker selling straw sandals and his mother was just a poor village girl. In the end, he became Liu Chan, the successor to the emperor's position. Yes, this is Liu Chan. He is invincible and very awesome. Do you like it? Brother, am I right?

Aboriginal all over again? I just read the beginning. It's not my cup of tea. It's normal that it's not popular. Usually, it's about aboriginals coming back. There's no sense of time travel, and there's no freshness of original aboriginals. It doesn't please either side.

If you read the chapters after Sanxing as extras Then this book can definitely be rated five stars. It's a pity that it seems to have been included in the main text.

It's so beautiful. Every character has flesh and blood.

Did the natives achieve enlightenment after having a dream? So what about Sanxing? It's just another cycle of chaos and chaos.

Even this is too hasty to show the completion. . .