Three Kingdoms: From the Start, Lady Ding Simulated My Life
三国：开局被丁夫人模拟人生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 139k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Three Kingdoms Saga
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
60Chapters
1.4MReads
1kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 16
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Is this the horse I thought he was? So exciting?
Good guy joins NB after being humiliated
As the son of the prime minister, the protagonist will definitely inherit his heroic qualities! Just a quick aside: Madam, you don't want your child to get hurt, right?
I believe you, the author, when you write about Mrs. Bian. After all, Mrs. Ding had no heirs and only adopted her eldest son, Cao Fang, while Mrs. Bian had Cao Pi and other heirs! The fight between second houses and property is more convincing
Why do you always worry that Mrs. Ding must kill the protagonist?
I haven't read the book in Feilu for ten years, and I can't write it like this.
The writing is indeed beautiful, and it is written about Cao Wei, so awesome Those who wrote about Dong Zhuo are far inferior to
He is not the protagonist when he is humiliated by others. Mrs. Ding will also be humiliated by others, which is quite poisonous. This result is equivalent to giving away the daughter, not the protagonist, and the sense of substitution is poor.
Commentary on Chapter 1 of "Three Kingdoms: Simulated Life by Mrs. Ding at the Beginning" written by Xiliang Lingyou (please collect and ask for flowers).
Comments on Chapter 18 Xun Yu's Strategy in "Three Kingdoms: The Sims of Mrs. Ding at the Beginning" written by Xiliang Lonely (does anyone else read it? Please give me flowers).