Three Kingdoms: from the Yellow Turban Soldiers to the Unparalleled Cavalry and Cutting

Repeat, mess, mess, mess, mess.

Many people said that the title of the book contains the element of riding and slashing, but there is no riding and slashing element. I will only answer once: The setting of this book is more inclined to the mythical version of the Three Kingdoms and Dynasty Warriors. The reason for the mounted slashing is because of the mounted slashing. I have not set the tag of mounted slashing. The element of mounted slashing has not been mentioned since the first chapter of this book. My protagonist is riding a horse with a silver gun, why can't I add a horse and slash? Just because it has been a best-seller in history? Secondly, the data of the protagonist and historical generals are not fixed and will grow, but the protagonist can grow faster if he has some skills. The other is the marginal effect of data, which most people should be able to understand. It is a well-known fact that the stronger the strength, the more wealth, and so on, the higher the level, the harder it is to make progress. There are also real cases in history of high-level force defeating low-level force. Why high-level force does not kill low-level force with one blow every time depends on the situation. Is the strength displayed in a sparring match completely equivalent to the strength displayed in a deadly battle? Impossible. Fighting is a matter of life and death, while sparring is about improving martial arts. They are different. That's all I can think of for now, and I'll put a combat power division chart later. However, due to special reasons such as some famous players, the data has been adjusted. We hope for your understanding.

The Yellow Turban Rebellion volume will be over in a few dozen chapters, and next will be the chapter where the protagonist conquers the world. In addition to famous historical generals, there will also be people who grow into famous generals because of the butterfly effect of the protagonist. I am here to collect supporting characters from readers who like this book, with minimum names and personalities. If there are any, please be as detailed as possible. Thank you!

All I can say is that it's hard to describe in one sentence. If this book is scolded for its name, it deserves it. Because the people who scolded the name of this book were because of the two words "qi qiao".