The Three Kingdoms: from Bandits to Peerless Emperors

Look at each blank. Write about your sister. Stupid author

Have you been tricked? Not only are the chapters broken and impossible to pick up, but they are also too mysterious, right? Just because I traveled through time, my intelligence from the later life was completely full?

I've never seen this ** novel before and I can't even figure out the place names.

*Same protagonist, the one named Kong was robbed* of his daughter by you, but as a result, he licked it as if it were his butthole. The wild beasts on the roadside are better than you, and Lu Bu is not as brainless as you.

It looks so messy. The first thing people look at when they come in is the directory, but there is no serial number. It looks really messy.

Everyone is a second-rate general

**The writing IQ is a negative number, probably negative 100.

It's a good thing you're not dressed like a beggar.

I can't figure out the geographical location or the order in which the characters appear. I'm so confused.

Commentary on Chapter 7 of the "Three Kingdoms: From Bandits to Peerless Emperors" by Lao Ji, the King of Hundred Stars.

Commentary on Chapter 1 of "Three Kingdoms: From Bandits to Peerless Emperors" by Lao Ji, the King of Hundred Stars.

How do you divide your strength? Is Cheng Yuanzhi 95? A piece of goods in seconds.

Just make it a fantasy, don't turn it into a martial arts fantasy again. The most annoying thing is that the Three Kingdoms is written as a martial arts fantasy.

It's short and weak. The author went into retreat to practice the Sunflower Book?