
Three Kingdoms: Wolong's Brother-in-Law, Helping Liu Bei Take Back Xuzhou
三国:卧龙姐夫,佐刘备夺回徐州
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 40k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Three Kingdoms Saga
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
18Chapters
949.9kReads
2.8kFlowers
10.0Score
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I don't like the black Cao Liu very much, but it doesn't matter if I abuse Cao Liu. Cao Cao and Liu Bei, the former has integrity and the latter has benevolence. I personally don't like to write about the two in a bad way. Cao 3 doesn't care about it, because when I read the Three Kingdoms, it seems that everyone will not write Cao Cao too bad. Maybe there is already a lower limit. I don't care about the room for fame to rise. Liu Bei really doesn't seem to be in the Shu Han camp. The writing about Liu Bei is quite unbearable, excluding some out-of-context quotes from big guys like you who don't know the Three Kingdoms as well. I'm sorry that Liu Bei also has his dark spots, but overall I think I also believe that he is a benevolent king. Everything is based on the unreasonable belittlement of doubts such as "no record, it doesn't mean there is nothing, history books are written by the victors, and it's a matter of one stroke." Everything is untrustworthy. I personally feel that belief is the basis of belief.
Except for Liu Bei, everyone will be safe under Liu Chan in the future. As long as they are not seeking death, nothing will happen. There are more than 400 emperors in China, and Yi
Again, he was assisting Liu Bei, a hypocrite. . .
As for the author, he doesn't know TJ anymore, right?
The generals of the Three Kingdoms are shining brightly, and the counselors are like rain. It is even more exciting with Liu Bei and Cao Cao.