Three Kingdoms: The Supreme Sovereign
三国之无上至尊
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- Ongoing
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- 10.6M Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 10d ago
- English
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All-time: Reads, Flowers.
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2.6MFlowers
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What kind of idiotic bullshit article is this?
At first, I thought the protagonist would slowly develop his power and eventually conquer the land. But right after killing over a hundred bandits, he went to Luoyang and started showing off everywhere. But having the title of a member of the Han imperial family without any official rank or title—just a commoner—what good is being a member of the Han imperial family?
I think I read this novel a long time ago, and it was free. What should I do?
If Gao Shun was so powerful, why couldn't he reattach his severed arm? All that fancy "Dragon Suit" is just a bunch of empty boasts; he's basically useless, unable to even save his own hand. And Gao Xian was supposed to lead the Trapped Camp? Without Gao Shun, it wouldn't be the Trapped Camp anymore, you know? Besides Gao Shun, no one else could train those soldiers.
Author, can you please stop padding? Every time he discusses issues with his subordinates, it's all about his brilliant and incomparable wisdom. I've counted carefully; over two thousand words out of ten chapters are filled with his subordinates praising the protagonist. And every time the protagonist is flattered, he just says "heh heh," at least three times per chapter. I'm speechless.
Is the Three Kingdoms game really that hard to play? I'm speechless that this is so long.
Why do we have to make it so that summoned characters need to be recruited? It's a ridiculous concept.
Why can't I type the word "" on Feilu? Why is that? I really can't type it. Can you guys try it and see if my phone is broken?
Diao Chan's combat power is 95. Why don't you just let her take the halberd and fight Dong Zhuo? You're wasting my money, pshaw, what a joke!
I don't believe Li Yuanba could defeat Lü Bu.