At the Beginning of the Three Kingdoms Period, Dong Zhuo Was Unable to Come to Taiwan

I'm curious who the author adapted it from. Since the Spring and Autumn Period, women have attached great importance to honor and integrity. Confucian culture has reinforced the Chinese land of men's learning and wealth and women's virtue and chastity. The Han Dynasty only respected Confucianism. If not for the impact of modern Western culture, would women be so unclean now? How come it doesn't matter whether Cai Wenji is perfect or not? When a woman lost her virginity at that time, it was a hundred times more humiliating than when a woman is kneeling on the ground today, crying and begging for mercy, calling someone daddy, and being humiliated by people's feces and urine.

At the beginning, he relied on marriage, trading his sister for stability, and he also relied on women's crotch to rule the roost, not as good as Dong Zhuo. Can't stand it anymore

Do you think Liu Bian wanted to abdicate on his own? There are only two choices, life or position

Not bad, but the timing is really wrong. Liu Bei is already knitting straw sandals, and Zhuge Liang is less than ten years old, which is too young.

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

It seems okay so far, but the performance towards Cai Ji is too low. Dog licking culture. This is a common problem in most online articles when male protagonists face beautiful women.

It's a very good novel about the Three Kingdoms. Why is it rated so low?

Be optimistic about the protagonist of the Three Kingdoms in this life

It's just a bit short. Today's books are considered good as long as they have a normal IQ. Above average level

I just watched the first part, and I think it's okay. Although it was forced to retreat at the beginning, Dong Zhuo was cowarded and did not kill the protagonist, suppressing Dong Zhuo's heroic ability, but the reason was not bad; then a series of methods in the following were all empty words, which indeed accounted for a large part of the protagonist's aura, but the reason was also fair. Although these methods are very simple and straightforward, and there is no in-depth strategy at all, but I personally think that the ancient emperors were like this in many political things. They can be simple or complex. After all, this is the emperor. Perhaps after reading too many similar novels that are more rigorous and close-knit, many people will find it too childish to read, but in general it can be read. It is suitable for novices who are in the transition stage, or bookworms who rarely read rigorous historical novels, and some people who are not reading.