Time traveled and became Liu Bian, the young emperor of the Han Dynasty. At this time, the throne had been deposed by Dong Zhuo, and the eighteen princes all had their own evil intentions. When Li Ru wanted to poison him, the summoning system was turned on, and the Eighteen Riders of Yanyun came. From then on, he has only one goal, to regain what he lost and dominate the entire continent!
Dong Zhuo: "I really regret being an enemy of Liu Bian. This is the biggest mistake in my life!"
Liu Bei: "If I had known, I might as well have been a royal."
Cao Cao: "I chose the wrong path to become a traitor!"
Barbarians from all directions: "We surrender, no more fighting!"
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Reader comments
I am the Young Emperor. This is a bit funny. You even know what you will be called after you die.
Why not accept Dong Zhuo as the master of the harem? The fat head and big ears are so wild and beautiful!
Also, write less about Lao Li, or don't write about him, and write more about players. After all, your subject is not about swords! You Li Yunlong has too many scenes, it's a bit like trying to make up the word count
Just say Kael'thas, the ancestral god of the Yanhuang human race, just **, I'll fuck you Kael'thas.
**Hey you, what the hell?
Wu Zetian enters the harem
Aren't the other concubines either dead or injured?
Is the commander-in-chief of Yuwen Chengdu higher than Xue Rengui? ? ?
I listen to Han Fu's orders, but I am more willing to listen to Yuan Shao's orders! Instead, when the real emperor comes in front of him, he still has to conquer him before surrendering? Would such a general appear in the Han Dynasty? There were no such generals in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, right? What's the use of recruiting such people? Kill it!
There are no pictures and I haven't seen them. It's too difficult to search the browser.
Chapter 9 says that the summoned character is 100% loyal! Chapter 12 turns to cultivating loyalty by oneself again? Isn't this nonsense? How about summoning a naturally rebellious thing? Are you causing trouble for yourself? Bad review! ! !
The Queen will not tolerate this.
If you can't beat Ji Meng, why don't you beat him?
I hope it can surpass the Super Summoning System of the Three Kingdoms
With all due respect, how can someone as strong as Li Cunxiao be so weak like you?
What does the general who is poking his nose and face want him to do? Is there any system that cares about him knowing that he is the most second-rate person in history? The emperor must have the airs of an emperor. Otherwise, how will we manage and accommodate the large number of people?
In fact, when fighting Dong Zhuo, Cao Cao and Sun Jian were still very loyal to the big man. The book clearly states that Cao Cao really started to stand on his own feet after a series of encounters after chasing Dong Zhuo. In the early stage, there were really not many people who were as loyal as him and Sun Jian.
Are you bringing someone with you to summon you?
Five powerful generals: Li Cunxiao, Gao Chong, Yuwen Chengdu, Yang Zaixing, Luo Cheng. Bodyguard: Qin Qiong and Yu Chigong (not a novel). The four major hammer generals: Pei Yuanqing, Yue Yun, Qin Yong, and He Yuanqing. The five great counselors: Wang Meng, Liu Bowen, Zhao Pu, Fang Xuanling, and Du Ruhui. The four marshals: Li Jing, Yue Fei, Xue Rengui, Su Dingfang. Female general: Yang Miaozhen
It was taught by the author's physical education teacher in history class! Dong Zhuo deposed the emperor in Luoyang, and the eighteen princes challenged Dong before moving the capital to Chang'an.
The more I look at it, the more it looks like a copy of Summons of the Three Kingdoms.
Can the author of the Three Kingdoms novels respect more history and have more common sense? For example, Queen Mother He died within a few days of abolishing Liu Bian. Then Tang Ji's identity became more confusing. Tang Ji was the official wife of Hongnong King Liu Bian, but it was never recorded that she was a queen. Then this Hongnong Princess was named by Liu Xie long after Liu Bian died. In other words, it is uncertain whether Tang Ji was the official wife of King Hongnong when Liu Bian was still there. Maybe it's just a concubine, not necessarily.
Then there was always only one head wife in ancient times. However, there can be many concubines according to their status. However, the status gap between the two is very large.
If you don't have a certain identity, don't think about being a scumbag. Because as long as there is a woman of a certain status, you can only marry one. To marry another, you have to wait until you divorce your wife or your wife dies. And if your status is not high, you can take concubines as you please. As long as the identity is enough.
Why don't you pay attention to history when writing about the Three Kingdoms?
Why is Commander Zhao Yun higher than Xue Rengui?
Is Li Ru's intelligence 100? Is it that high?
I was speechless after reading Chapter 30. Liu Bian escaped and Yuan Shao was about to attack him. Why do you attack him because he is the protagonist? It would be better if Dong Zhuo controlled one of him and Yuan Shao, but also knew that Yuan Shao wanted to support Liu Yu as emperor in history. Let me put it here. If Liu Bian escapes, Yuan Shao's character will definitely imitate Dong Zhuo to control Liu Bian. Isn't the protagonist's identity more legitimate? Yuan Shao has never met the protagonist, so just because he escaped, do you think he is a bad thing for you?
About the book "Three Kingdoms: Summoning Yanyun's Eighteen Cavalry at the Beginning" written by me when I was a special soldier in the Tang Dynasty Chapter 7 Summons again - Xue Rengui! (Please collect it, ask for flowers, and ask for votes!) Chapter review.
About Littlefinger's book "People in Food: Roast a Whole Pig, Set the Fire, Set the Fire!" Chapter 144 Rainbow Meat? ! ! (Please subscribe) Chapter review.
I am the Young Emperor. This is a bit funny. You even know what you will be called after you die.
Why not accept Dong Zhuo as the master of the harem? The fat head and big ears are so wild and beautiful!
Also, write less about Lao Li, or don't write about him, and write more about players. After all, your subject is not about swords! You Li Yunlong has too many scenes, it's a bit like trying to make up the word count
Just say Kael'thas, the ancestral god of the Yanhuang human race, just **, I'll fuck you Kael'thas. **Hey you, what the hell?
Wu Zetian enters the harem Aren't the other concubines either dead or injured?
Is the commander-in-chief of Yuwen Chengdu higher than Xue Rengui? ? ?
I listen to Han Fu's orders, but I am more willing to listen to Yuan Shao's orders! Instead, when the real emperor comes in front of him, he still has to conquer him before surrendering? Would such a general appear in the Han Dynasty? There were no such generals in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, right? What's the use of recruiting such people? Kill it!
There are no pictures and I haven't seen them. It's too difficult to search the browser.
Chapter 9 says that the summoned character is 100% loyal! Chapter 12 turns to cultivating loyalty by oneself again? Isn't this nonsense? How about summoning a naturally rebellious thing? Are you causing trouble for yourself? Bad review! ! !
The Queen will not tolerate this.
If you can't beat Ji Meng, why don't you beat him?
I hope it can surpass the Super Summoning System of the Three Kingdoms
With all due respect, how can someone as strong as Li Cunxiao be so weak like you?
What does the general who is poking his nose and face want him to do? Is there any system that cares about him knowing that he is the most second-rate person in history? The emperor must have the airs of an emperor. Otherwise, how will we manage and accommodate the large number of people?
In fact, when fighting Dong Zhuo, Cao Cao and Sun Jian were still very loyal to the big man. The book clearly states that Cao Cao really started to stand on his own feet after a series of encounters after chasing Dong Zhuo. In the early stage, there were really not many people who were as loyal as him and Sun Jian.
Are you bringing someone with you to summon you?
Five powerful generals: Li Cunxiao, Gao Chong, Yuwen Chengdu, Yang Zaixing, Luo Cheng. Bodyguard: Qin Qiong and Yu Chigong (not a novel). The four major hammer generals: Pei Yuanqing, Yue Yun, Qin Yong, and He Yuanqing. The five great counselors: Wang Meng, Liu Bowen, Zhao Pu, Fang Xuanling, and Du Ruhui. The four marshals: Li Jing, Yue Fei, Xue Rengui, Su Dingfang. Female general: Yang Miaozhen
It was taught by the author's physical education teacher in history class! Dong Zhuo deposed the emperor in Luoyang, and the eighteen princes challenged Dong before moving the capital to Chang'an.
The more I look at it, the more it looks like a copy of Summons of the Three Kingdoms.
Can the author of the Three Kingdoms novels respect more history and have more common sense? For example, Queen Mother He died within a few days of abolishing Liu Bian. Then Tang Ji's identity became more confusing. Tang Ji was the official wife of Hongnong King Liu Bian, but it was never recorded that she was a queen. Then this Hongnong Princess was named by Liu Xie long after Liu Bian died. In other words, it is uncertain whether Tang Ji was the official wife of King Hongnong when Liu Bian was still there. Maybe it's just a concubine, not necessarily. Then there was always only one head wife in ancient times. However, there can be many concubines according to their status. However, the status gap between the two is very large. If you don't have a certain identity, don't think about being a scumbag. Because as long as there is a woman of a certain status, you can only marry one. To marry another, you have to wait until you divorce your wife or your wife dies. And if your status is not high, you can take concubines as you please. As long as the identity is enough. Why don't you pay attention to history when writing about the Three Kingdoms?
Why is Commander Zhao Yun higher than Xue Rengui?
Is Li Ru's intelligence 100? Is it that high?
I was speechless after reading Chapter 30. Liu Bian escaped and Yuan Shao was about to attack him. Why do you attack him because he is the protagonist? It would be better if Dong Zhuo controlled one of him and Yuan Shao, but also knew that Yuan Shao wanted to support Liu Yu as emperor in history. Let me put it here. If Liu Bian escapes, Yuan Shao's character will definitely imitate Dong Zhuo to control Liu Bian. Isn't the protagonist's identity more legitimate? Yuan Shao has never met the protagonist, so just because he escaped, do you think he is a bad thing for you?
About the book "Three Kingdoms: Summoning Yanyun's Eighteen Cavalry at the Beginning" written by me when I was a special soldier in the Tang Dynasty Chapter 7 Summons again - Xue Rengui! (Please collect it, ask for flowers, and ask for votes!) Chapter review.
About Littlefinger's book "People in Food: Roast a Whole Pig, Set the Fire, Set the Fire!" Chapter 144 Rainbow Meat? ! ! (Please subscribe) Chapter review.