Three Kingdoms: I'm a Necromancer, and I Cursed Sun Ce to Death from the Start
三国：我亡灵法师，开局咒杀孙策
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 293k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Three Kingdoms Saga
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
111Chapters
2.3MReads
171.9kFlowers
10.0Score
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As one of the overlords of the Three Kingdoms era, Liu Bei cannot rely solely on benevolence and righteousness. He must have a dark side and his own way of controlling people, but don't go too far and don't belittle him too much. Don't act like a clown. Some Three Kingdoms novels also have comments below. Liu Bei pretends to be benevolent and righteous. He is a hypocrite with a dark heart and no ability. He is not worthy of being compared with Cao Cao. Regardless of whether Liu Bei in history is a hypocrite or a villain, so what if he pretends to be benevolent and righteous all his life until he dies. Then he is a true gentleman and truly benevolent and righteous.
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Please don't let any immortals or gods appear in the later part of this book, otherwise it will absolutely collapse. The core of this book is my own method.
In fact, there is no need to be an emperor. As an emperor, the palace handles government affairs every day, and an immortal covets a mortal emperor. He is out of place and too cheap. His own strength is more useful than anything else. It is better to be a national teacher. Emperors of all generations respect the protagonist and hold worship ceremonies every year. The protagonist is free and happy.
If the protagonist is a mage, I hope that the Taoist profession can be strengthened so that gods can fight with each other in the later stage. This should look more enjoyable, but let's follow the author's wishes!
The author's ideas are novel and enjoyable to read. It's just that being an emperor is not a good thing, and now I'm basically tired of the emperor routine.
It is not very... Appropriate for the protagonist to be the emperor. It is better to use magic to control Cao Cao and make him the emperor. He sits behind the scenes. After Cao Cao dies, he will issue an edict saying that the protagonist is a true immortal. Treat him as you would treat me. Otherwise, it would be really troublesome to deal with affairs every day. Of course, if the finale is for the protagonist to sit on the throne, that will be fine.
There are fewer and fewer books about the Three Kingdoms that can be read
Feilu has been occupied by courtyard houses for half of the country, so now there are even more people looking at it, alas.
Where are your infected corpse poisons, corrupting plagues, and mutated insects and flies? How can humans be as useful as birds of prey, tigers, bears, wolves**, and flying eagles?