Three Kingdoms: Summoning Strong Generals, I, Liu Chen, Would Rather Die Than Surrender

I think the author should be a Japanese devil! Otherwise, I wouldn't be writing about Devil Fruit! Isn't it okay to reward magical powers? In addition, Kuang Tianyou only became a second-generation zombie after being bitten by a general. The protagonist cannot become a second-generation zombie directly after receiving Pangu's true blood. It will take hundreds of years and enough blood to become a second-generation zombie! ! Haha, I was laughing so hard! Furthermore, the author said that the protagonist is just a black-eyed zombie and not as good as the blood of a general! I'm really convinced! Poison! Too poisonous!

Liu Kan, King of the North: He would rather die in battle and lose his country than surrender the country. Adou's son is more stubborn.

I suddenly want to ask, what was the first novel you read?

Tian Xin only joined the ultimate class in her senior year of high school. . .

Mortals are afraid of causes, and immortals are afraid of consequences. The protagonist has taken so many elixirs that cover the sky. There are still transactions in other worlds, the perfect world, and the immortal world. Will no one liquidate the protagonist in the future?

Are there any novels like this from the late Three Kingdoms period?

Don't trick me into cheating or anything like that. It's too smart.

Just a few chapters in and another one licks a deaf old lady? No interest anymore

The author knows how to stop when breaking a good chapter.

Damn it, please don't add that golden piece of shit to this, please

About "Three Kingdoms: Summoning Strong Generals, I, Liu Chen, Would Rather Die Than Surrender" written by Yuan 23 Chapter 101: Liu Chen kills someone for the first time, Liao Hua saves him! Chapter review.

Commentary on Chapter 27 of Chapter 27, Chang Yuchun, a famous general of the Ming Dynasty, and Sun Hao, the Emperor of Wu (asking for flowers) written by Yuan 23, "Three Kingdoms Summons the Strong Generals: I, Liu Chen, would rather die than surrender".

I'm just curious why you still bring the resurrection one? How can you still be alive when your body is dead? Could it be that the pig's feet are zombies?

Whether it's history or romance, it won't look good when it comes to the Three Kingdoms! The civil servants and generals of the late Han Dynasty died of old age!

Regarding "Three Kingdoms: Summoning the Strong Generals, I, Liu Chen, would rather die than surrender" written by Yuan 23. Ji Han is the only touch of romance in the thousand-year dynasty! Chapter review.

Commentary on Chapter 21: Encouraging Advancement in "Three Kingdoms: Summoning Strong Generals, I, Liu Chen, Would Rather Die Than Surrender" written by Yuan 23.

Chapter 9 Commentary on Chapter 9: Not Talking about Wude Shafrin (1/2) written by Fake Lao Lian, "People are in Tiga, start with shafrin, and wake up the stone statues".

Chapter 30: Go back and tell Sima Zhao that if he doesn't surrender, he will wait to die (please give me flowers!) Chapter 30: "Three Kingdoms: Summoning Strong Generals, I, Liu Chen, would rather die than surrender" written by Yuan 23.

Commentary on Chapter 65 of "Three Kingdoms: Summoning Strong Generals, I, Liu Chen, Would Rather Die Than Surrender" written by Yuan 23. Wang Meng appears and Wang Yanzhang disappears.

Chapter 10 of "Video Connects to Ancient Times, Artificial Sun Technology Shocks Eternity" written by a cute nut: Emperor Qianlong was nicknamed "Human Wealth Flower" and "Psoriasis". This artistic taste is really not good! Chapter review.

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