
Three Kingdoms: I Spoil Cao Ang's Death from the Start!
三国:开局剧透曹昂之死!
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 127k Words
- Genre
- Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Dynasty Wars
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
54Chapters
1.3MReads
21kFlowers
10.0Score
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Why do all the novels come up and draw the Overlord's Power? Is the Overlord's Power drawn every day? **Novel
You must have played too much as a king. Dian Wei is holding a pair of halberds and a giant axe!
What is Dian Wei's weapon? Ax
Anyone who likes the Three Kingdoms will not read your novel about Dian Wei holding a giant axe. According to the way you write it, Zhen Ji can also use water magic? Can Da Qiao teleport?
With the cover of Pancake General, if you have played two games of Three Kingdoms, you will never write something like this.
About Feixia Ya's "Three Kingdoms: Beginning" spoilers about the death of Cao Ang! Chapter 2: Cao Ang came to visit, may I ask your name? Chapter review.
I'm not a black man, but I just have a question. Isn't Dian Wei's weapon two short halberds? When did it become a flat axe?
About Feixia Ya's "Three Kingdoms: Beginning" spoilers about the death of Cao Ang! Chapter 6: Cao Cao meets Su Mu for the first time. This person is far more talented than me! Chapter review.
About Feixia Ya's "Three Kingdoms: Beginning" spoilers about the death of Cao Ang! Chapter 17: Wancheng comes to an end, invite Su Mu to come out? (Begging for support!) Chapter review.
When writing about counselors, just write about counselors well. When writing about generals, write about generals well. When writing about counselors, you also want to reward the power of an overlord. Isn't it a bit too greedy and nondescript? I really don't know what kind of stuff it is.