Three Kingdoms: From County Magistrate to Emperor

I just don't understand. Isn't it okay for Diao Chan, Cai Yan, Zhen Mi or just any beauty from the Three Kingdoms to be the queen? You actually asked a Japanese woman to be the queen. Are you crazy? Do you like Himihu that much? You, a Han emperor, want a foreign woman to be your queen. Do you think your subordinates will agree? And realistically speaking, China and Japan don't have a good relationship, so you shouldn't write like that!

What I hate the most is those who say they are lower than me and don't say anything. None of my top members said anything. If there are people with a lower level than me, please don't comment here, you can't afford to lose face (funny)

In just over 200 chapters, the author has revealed his true nature. He's really worse than Teddy! How twisted is human nature? Don't tell me that everyone will do this

Why start **Intelligence, what's the use? Isn't the protagonist's IQ the same as the author's IQ? It doesn't matter how much you add! It's not that I underestimate the author, 99% of the time he can't write a witty novel, so it's better to add some force value to a skill. At the beginning of solving the case, I wanted to highlight the role of high intelligence, but all I saw was embarrassment. Isn't this a result of hard work?

The author will be rewarded ten rupees on each floor. There is no upper floor. Brothers are welcome to sign in. Support the author and keep writing.

By the way, the part about Han women committing suicide is not very reasonable. Before the Song Dynasty, the concept of chastity was not that strong. Cai Wenji was kidnapped by foreigners and raped for many years. Later, she was rescued by Cao Cao. Unofficial historians said that Cao Cao admired her... (You know)

Since 100 points of force is a peerless military commander, and the protagonist is completely invincible from the beginning, why not add more points? As a result, a team of 20 people who finally encounter a yellow scarf will stand aside in fear. How stupid is this?

How to put it this way, I think it started to get a little weird from the time of the Yellow Turban Uprising, and the author made the protagonist too invincible. In fact, the protagonist has no need to participate in the conquest of the Yellow Turbans. After all, the protagonist had control of four counties under the Han Dynasty before the uprising, plus two counties he established, for a total of six counties. In addition, the protagonist can also destroy farmers. Once there are more farmers, he can naturally choose soldiers from them, and there is no loss. With the protagonist's earning speed and population size Don't increase the army too fast. You can also conquer foreign races. There is no need to be tough with the court. You can also ensure the safety of the rear in the future. Then wait for seven or eight years. With the golden finger of the protagonist, the soldiers under his command can defeat ten elite soldiers. Seven or eight years later, no one believes that each army has 200,000. When the princes compete for hegemony, they can surrender prisoners. It can be a million-strong army, and it is elite, not a false report. Who can defeat the protagonist?

He's so sick that he wants to be kissed by the queen in front of the emperor! What a talent

Hasn't the protagonist's intelligence been strengthened? Why can't Yu Ji see through such a simple scheme? The biggest poisonous point of this book is that the protagonist is not the commander-in-chief. Why do you have to personally fight in all the battles, big and small? Then are your talented generals kept as gatekeepers? You are the commander-in-chief, not the general.