
Three Kingdoms: Use a Lighter for Zhao Yun at the Beginning
三国:开局用打火机换赵云
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- Ongoing
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- 3.6M Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Audience
- For men
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
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I started by taming the mermaid
Can you exchange a lighter for a person? What do you think? It is to take back what is considered a novel gadget from ancient times, but is it useful? , That was the Three Kingdoms. A soldier was exchanged for a gadget. If he really changed, who would obey him? What would others think? A soldier is worth a gadget? Besides, no matter how hard Zhao Yun is buried, he is still an elite and a cavalryman.
In ancient times, if the technology of a lighter was fully understood, it would at least advance the country for hundreds of years. If Zhao Yun replaced it, how could he be crowned king if he dedicated it to the country?
Now that all the famous generals have gone to your house, can you still play in the future?
Why is it a system? Every novel contains a system. Can you write a novel without a system?
Why should the Imperial Organization be added?
Data is a bit silly! Is there any difference between a three-year-old child and a normal adult?
No one really thinks of ancient counselors and generals. Pretty awesome. There are not one hundred and eighty soldiers around each general in this country. What do janissaries do? The one who blocks the knife. For example, those with no backing and high strength are only qualified to be bodyguards, such as Dian Wei.
Commentary on Chapter 017 Qu Yuanli of "Three Kingdoms: Trading a Lighter for Zhao Yun at the Beginning" written by Hong Li Toubai.
Commentary on Chapter 026 Rewarding the Three Armies in "Three Kingdoms: Trading a Lighter for Zhao Yun at the Beginning" written by Hong Li Toubai.
Commentary on Chapter 008 The First-Class Strategist in "Three Kingdoms: Trading a Lighter for Zhao Yun at the Beginning" written by Hong Li Toubai.