The Three Kingdoms: Renewal of the Heroes

Innovative, very good

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Good looking, fully equipped and ready to go

Now that I have read Chapter 30, before Chapter 27, this book ranks 9.2 In my heart. It is almost perfect. Every word and deed of the protagonist can be called a real hero. His actions are frank and straightforward. His temperament is free and easy, but it is rough and detailed. When reading, you really feel that the author is shaping a hero and shaping a story. [Unlike many fans who say one thing on the surface and another behind the other. Once someone praises the protagonist in the book, it is like goosebumps all over the place.] But when it comes to the Yellow Turban part, it is different. At the beginning, the feeling of this book changed for me. It changed from a story to a Three Kingdoms fan game. For example, the counselor came up with an idea and said that when Huangfu Song killed 20,000 prisoners, the protagonist said you are really poisonous, but I like it. From here on, the feeling of the protagonist changed to me. From a hero to a traitor, like Yuan Shu and Cao Cao, they only value their own interests and regard human lives as nothing. Their words and deeds become hypocritical. Although IQ is online, I can only give it 7.5 Points in my mind.

In fact, Liu Hong, Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty, was born very smart. He was also passionate and determined to be a promising king. In the first ten years after he ascended the throne, a series of measures were remarkable: killing Dou Wu, pacifying the Western Qiang, sweeping away the Southern Barbarians, exterminating demons, implementing party supervision, establishing the Hongmen capital, and writing books in Dongguan, etc., Which made him look like a wise king. But starting from the first year of Guanghe (AD 178), Liu Hong began to go to the extreme of being a coward. He sold his official position in Xiyuan, made all the palace ladies wear crotchless pants, built a nude swimming pool, favored 121 palace ladies in fifteen days, overly trusted the eunuchs and even said "Zhang Rang is my father and Zhao Zhong is my mother"... Throughout the thousands of years of Chinese dynasty, various foolish kings have emerged one after another, the worst of which is Sima Zhong, Emperor Hui of Jin Dynasty who "why not eat minced meat"? Liu Hong, on the other hand, was a model fool who indulged himself in the harem and doted on the eunuchs.

Who sets off firecrackers on Qingming Festival? The coffin boards of our ancestors will be unable to hold them down! ! !

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Pig's Knuckle is a modern time traveler! After learning martial arts for only half a year, he punched Zhao Yun and kicked Dian Wei! Is it that easy to learn martial arts? Ancient people have been martial arts since they were young and are still the most representative celebrities throughout the ages. Is it just because the time traveler is so defiant?

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From the Yellow Turban Rebellion to Lu Bu's murder of Dong Zhuo, the protagonist is no longer a minor character. The result is that the original plot is still the same. What is the difference between this and the original work?