Three Kingdoms: Great Wei's Farmer Minister, Planting an Empire for Emperor Wu
三国：大魏农臣，为武帝种江山
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 590k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Three Kingdoms Saga
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
168Chapters
2.7MReads
23.8kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 50
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Now Fei Lu's Three Kingdoms novels basically follow Liu Bei's novels and belittle Cao Cao, or else they follow Cao Cao's novels and belittle Liu Bei. Anyway, following one side is belittling the other side. I have never seen anyone write a good novel about two people. Moreover, most of the strategies devised by the protagonist as a counselor never failed.
You said that Cao Cao, Cao Pi, Sun Jian, Sun Ce, and Sun Quan burned mountains. I believe it, but when you said that Liu Bei burned mountains, I don't believe that Emperor Zhaolie, who could say "Don't do good things for small things, don't do them for small things, and don't do evil things for small things," would do such a non-military strategy of arson. According to your introduction, when Xu Shu left, Liu Bei should have fired thousands of arrows and shot Xu Shu to death.
Generally speaking, there is a high probability that it will be Cao Cao who burns mountains to force wise men.
The last person who helped Cao Cao manage food, your wife, I will raise him
After reading the introduction, I didn't want to read it. The protagonist owns a fairyland, but ends up working for ordinary people and looking at their faces.
If you don't understand, just ask, are you not afraid of Cao Cao's death if you live in Xuzhou?
Liu Bei set fire to the mountain? The reason is wrong! Liu Bei's destiny is based on benevolence, and he is destined to succeed in benevolence and fail in benevolence in this life, so he will not and cannot do unbenevolent things. If he does it, his design will collapse, and fewer people will seek refuge with him.
The least you can do is describe Cao Cao's suspicious nature.
I saw a novel about being with Cao Thief and decided to commit suicide. I have traveled through all the systems and still can't stand on my own?
Whoever is betrothed will have sex with you. If Liu Bei doesn't catch you and raise you, give your daughter-in-law to Liu Bei to fuck.