Three Kingdoms: Scheming Across the World

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I have the filial son Lü Bu, the trusted confidant Dong Zhuo, the Grand Tutor Sima Yi, the Grand Minister He Kun, the General Xing Daorong, the grain transport vanguard Xun An, the city-defending general Wu Sangui, the loyal protector An Lushan, the virtuous wife Wu Zetian, the intelligent son Liu Shan, the brilliant persuader Jiang Gan, Zhang Song for external affairs, Guo Tu for internal affairs, and the eternally loyal minister Sima Zhao guarding the rear. How can I not achieve my hegemony!

Zhao Yun and Guo Jia just passed by like that? The protagonist made it possible for everyone in the world to read, and they weren't even moved?

The protagonist's cheat ability is to sacrifice books, the more precious the better, and many of them are even unique copies. So here's the problem: if the protagonist doesn't back up their copies before sacrificing themselves, those rare copies will be lost once they're sacrificed. Even disregarding the issue of continuing the lost learning of the sages, aren't you afraid that sacrificing hundreds or thousands of unique books each time might lead to the extinction of the entire civilization?

Don't tell me this book is about women.

I can't remember how many years it's been, but I'm still getting freebies.

Prefect of Bingzhou? What the hell? Bingzhou is a province, and it only has a governor.

I'm not trying to be argumentative, but could the author please take a break from using different titles? Why does the main character always address people by their given name instead of their given name? It feels awkward to address Jia Xu and Guan Yu directly. Aren't Wenhe, Yunchang, and Gongda good enough?