Three Kingdoms: I Lie Flat, and Liu Bei Hears My Thoughts
三国：躺平的我，被刘备偷听心声
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 720k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
385Chapters
3.3MReads
31.7kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 50
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Liu Bei treats you so well, you sound like a hypocrite, Zhang Fei wants to kill you when he opens his mouth, you sound like Mr. Zhang, and then comfort yourself, after all, you are Mr. Zhang,????????
To be honest, the writing of your protagonist is getting more and more nauseating the more I read it.
I have read several books of this type. Basically, the protagonist knows that he has great talent but does not put much effort into it, so he arranges official positions in various tough ways. The purpose is to let the protagonist shine and not be flat. However, "three armies can seize the commander, but one man cannot seize his ambition." I don't believe that a qualified protagonist does not understand this truth. If you have to force a great talent to do something you don't want to do, aren't you afraid that the great talent will run away...
In the early stage, it's okay to pretend to be stupid, but later on you keep pretending to deliberately make your name bad, which is indeed a bit confusing.
After reading more than a dozen chapters, the protagonist is enjoying Liu Bei's good things while madly complaining about Liu Bei, and he always wants to run away and follow Cao Cao to the city? Someone saved you, but you didn't say anything if you had an idea. . . A white-eyed wolf? Not to mention Liu Bei listened to his heart and solved the problem, the protagonist didn't even fart.
Anyone can write about the Three Kingdoms, but I won't read it about Liu Bei. I hate this hypocrite the most.
To be honest, when writing about Liu Bei, you still have to read Romance of the Three Kingdoms or something like that. Your Liu Bei's character is just like what has been circulated recently. You don't have a comprehensive understanding and it's easy to lead others astray.
You just keep lying down, you don't have to say it over and over again.
If you want to lie down, can't you be like Jia Xu?
Why are the popular Three Kingdoms novels all about being a slave to others? Why do you want to travel through time if you don't want to dominate? I don't understand. In ancient times, you had no power or soldiers. What did you have? If someone wants to kill you, what can you do?