Three Kingdoms: Top Ten Famous Scenes at the Beginning

I found that these authors have brain problems and have no brains at all. Some filial sons should not come to protect your master.

It has changed. I feel that sometimes regret is a kind of beauty, and there are too many loopholes. If you use a virtual setting and then you can embrace it, really water, then you should not set up virtual character technology to dehumanize the audience except the protagonist. To be honest, I like this subject very much, but the author has too many loopholes and the writing is broken. Really, if you can't control this subject, don't write it.

Let the protagonist join the German team. I'm tired of joining Japan. It didn't make sense to coach the protagonist after Spain's Nanjiro. The United States, Switzerland and France had too few high-end combat capabilities.

What the hell is this? There are no rewards, and history has been exposed in advance. Then Dong Zhuo doesn't have an advantage.

Another bunch of champions. . . On the surface, there are at least dozens of them, including hundreds of retired people. This is too bad. There are dozens of them in the entire Pokémon world, both overt and covert.

Guan Yu was a martial saint conferred by the emperor of the Ming Dynasty, and the Qing Dynasty just continued to use it. It can be saved by saying that the Qing Dynasty was afraid of Yue Fei, so it can be saved to confer Guan Yu a martial saint. Not to mention how funny it is that he was afraid of people who died hundreds of years ago, let's say that Guan Yu's martial saint was conferred by the emperor of the Ming Dynasty. Is it possible that the emperor of the Ming Dynasty was also afraid of Yue Fei? Some keyboard warriors should stop being gossips.

The protagonist is just for showing off when he has a lot of shit to show off, and he is just for showing off his word count.

It is said that the author will write about the Three Kingdoms. For example, the judge of the match must not face the south and die, Liu Chen's vow to refuse to surrender, Zhuge's Wuzhangyuan, Jiang Wei's plan to kill the three sages, and the noble countryman Cao Mao's fight to the death, etc.

Now I keep giving Liu Bei prestige. How will I fight the protagonist who is popular among the people in the future?

The protagonist of this kind of inventory article is involved, and I really don't want to mess with it.

What does the protagonist want to do? If it is written like this, does the protagonist still need to fight for hegemony? There are prizes and enhancements for every inventory, and the protagonist also counts points. After all the inventory is completed, the history of the Three Kingdoms is known, and you, the author, can continue writing. Moreover, after taking stock, the protagonist is not famous, and no one will vote for him. I guess he can only vote for Liu Bei.

The retarded novel exaggerates the Shu Kingdom too much, as if this sky screen is helping the Shu Kingdom, pulling public opinion, belittling other comments, and blowing up all the Shu Kingdom,

Chapter 45 is too exaggerated. It is said that Cao Cao killed millions. You can write hundreds of thousands of people or households, but millions is really too exaggerated.

Let's take stock of the good scenes between Sun Ce and Sun Quan. Wu is now transparent.

Is the Ao Bing you wrote good or bad?

Time travel without rebellion, chrysanthemum set with electric drill

"Siheyuan: After Humiliating Qin Huairu, Marry Qin Jingru" written by a mythical beast in my family 027: It costs one hundred yuan! Chapter review.

It doesn't matter if the protagonist treats a woman to a meal worth hundreds of thousands or hundreds of thousands, but for grandma's 70th birthday, he gives a five-million-dollar card to save some money? Hehe