Three Kingdoms: With the Qiao Sisters as My Maids, I Conquered Jiangdong

Economically, it collects business taxes and promotes commerce and foreign trade. —— Instead of starting a war, we have been recuperating, reorganizing our internal affairs, and developing our national strength. —— As a result, we have developed and developed, but we still have no money? —— Developments come and go, and a war in which tens of thousands of people fight hundreds of thousands of people with firearms, directly crushing them, will simply weaken? —— Isn't this economy too outrageous? —— Cao Cao has been economically sanctioned by the protagonist, and as a result he has been fighting. Even if he fights against the protagonist, he can still gather hundreds of thousands of people. After defeating him, he can fight against Liu Bei. —— Finally, when we get to the protagonist, you tell me that the banknotes are going to collapse? Is Dazheng going to collapse too? —— Have you been recuperating and recuperating, vigorously developing business, engaging in economics, gathering the world's wealth, coming and going, and not saving a penny? Bankruptcy after a small battle? I don't even understand how this conclusion was reached. —— Even if Zhu Yuanzhang issued banknotes indiscriminately, the credibility of the banknotes would eventually collapse and no one would use the banknotes. ——

Said in a deep voice, said with a frown, said in explanation, said hoarsely, said with a nod, said with special emotion, said with sonorous force, said respectfully, said in a loud voice, said in shock, said indifferently, said in advance, said in reply, said in a overlooking way, said decisively, said firmly, said again, received the military order, ordered, said sharply, said in response, and said in a deep voice. …This is the Tao in one chapter

After reading more than a hundred chapters, it became more and more boring, and I admit that it was well written. But am I watching you write this? Your title successfully tricked me into it. Nothing was written about what I expected.

In Fei, Lu has been reading books for several years and finally came across a finished one.

Why don't you remove the middle part of the title of your book? What's the matter with Guan Erqiao? It's enough to go straight to the Three Kingdoms and I dominate Jiangdong? The book mentions Erqiao and then disappears. Is it this type of "trafficking"? Br Your book is okay and I can read it, but I only read the book based on the title. Even if the book can be read, I don't want to read it. What you wrote hasn't reached the point where you won't want to leave after just one glance. I hope the author will be more consistent with the characters he names his books in the future, and not choose this name, but the book has nothing to do with the name.

It just needs to be cut off, and there is no point in continuing to write it. It just means that money is not worth it. I will give the next book a shout, and if it is well written, I will still order it and support it.

I remember that in ancient times, most widows fought in wars. Why not create a women's army in the Three Kingdoms?

Is there Diao Chan? Is there Cai Zhaoji? Is there any Zhurong? Is there Huang Yueying? Is there a step trainer?

Isn't it wrong to have a patent right thousands of years ago?

I am just a stranger. After reading this book, there are basically no problems except that the beginning is too smooth, the family is too weak, and it is illogical. The protagonist has an inexplicable domineering spirit, and the economic situation in the mid-term is inexplicable. . . I just want to say that it is not easy to find a thoughtful novel in Feilu. There is one less book to read. . . Also, can people who don't understand the economy, the environment of the Three Kingdoms, and the politics carried out by the protagonist not teach the author how to do things? At that time, the tax was one for fifty. . . . . If the economy can support it, I can only say that the protagonist nb.