Three Kingdoms: I, the Great Wei Emperor, Loyal, Righteous, Pure, and Good!

作者这个bug挺多的，比如说之前升到九级后没又冲刺九级，这种小的错误挺多的，要多检查

The aristocratic family cannot be eliminated, and it has never disappeared at all. It is just a new generation replacing the old ones. Where there is decline there is also new rise. The name has been changed and the identity on the surface has been changed, but fundamentally it is still a family. The end of the Tang Dynasty? What about the literati group in the Song Dynasty, the Donglin Party in the Ming Dynasty, and the Jiangnan Qingliu in the Qing Dynasty? Not to mention the major families, literary leaders, and business operators during the Republic of China. Even if the protagonist changes dynasties, the founding heroes will be the new aristocratic family. It's more stable. Your generation is more low-key. After several generations of business operations by descendants, the ones that developed well were Yuan and Yang, and the ones that didn't developed well were also local hegemons!

Is this protagonist mentally retarded? He doesn't know anything, so he sells chips to forcibly reduce his intelligence.

I've only read Chapter 198, and I'm not as amazed as I was when I first started reading it. The plot is dragging and bland, and there's no passion. Why do you keep trying to behave yourself and be kind to others? Who sees this? Ink marks.

You raised the Akatsuki Organization too high! Even if you compare it to a lieutenant general. It's too embarrassing to compare with the generals!

We are still speechless. Yuan Shu proclaimed himself the emperor. He is a public enemy. No matter what anyone thinks, they must make a gesture of attacking Yuan Shu. At least they cannot hold back. Liu Biao is no longer afraid. Secretly sending troops to the front is the limit. How can he just let Yuan Shu go and beat others openly? This is always the case in a bunch of books. Ignore Yuan Shu proclaiming the emperor and the protagonist will be beaten wherever he goes. The ancients paid attention to names, otherwise Cao Cao will threaten the emperor. Why did the princes still listen to Cao Cao? After the princes attacked Dong Zhuo, Dong Zhuo even conferred princes as if they were orthodox. After Yuan Shu became emperor, he had to fight even if he didn't want to. You can find reasons to resist, lack of food*, or lack of strength, but you can't hinder Yuan Shu, otherwise you are looking for the title of rebel. How dare Liu Biao, a Han clan clan member, dare to openly join forces with Yuan Shu.

I'm annoyed when I see this guy now. I'll definitely watch if I kill him at the beginning of this book.

If there is a marriage, the principal wife will most likely come from the Ding clan. After all, the protagonist's family, the Xiahou clan, and the Ding clan support each other and are married to each other. It can be seen from these words that the principal wife, if not the Ding clan, is at least from the Xiahou clan. It is unlikely to choose other clans, and the protagonist's father is unlikely to marry Xiahou. The two long-standing allies of the Xiahou and Ding clans would choose someone else as the main wife, otherwise the Xiahou and Ding clans would probably be disappointed. Don't forget that the main character's mother is also the Ding clan. It seems that the Xiahou brothers also have a biological sister who married the main character's mother, so it is unlikely that the heir will choose someone from outside the two clans as his main wife, and at most, a concubine.

Are Guo Tu and Guo Kai a little close, trying to trick their own lord?

Everyone writes novels, not historical restoration. Don't write from a critical point of view. Write your own.