Three Kingdoms: Besieged at Xiapi, I Became Lu Bu’s Son-in-Law

Chapters should be posted every hour, not all at once, and the protagonist nodding and slouching gives off a very useless feeling. On this site, if no readers see this kind of protagonist, they might as well punch Lu Bu in the head and snatch his daughter away. Don't talk about the ceiling of combat power, the protagonist is the ceiling.

Commentary on the third chapter of "Three Kingdoms: Being Besieged at Xiapi, I Became Lu Bu's Son-in-law" written by Xipi Ertian.

I, Lu Bu, have been wandering for half my life and I only regret that I have never met the Ming Lord. If you don't abandon Bu, I would like to be my adopted father.

Commentary on the second chapter "Three Kingdoms: Besieged at Xiapi, I Became Lu Bu's Son-in-Law" written by Xipi in two or three days.

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