Three Kingdoms: Inheriting 100,000 Xiliang Troops from the Start

I'm not bragging, but on Feilu, you can get a vertical line. A horizontal line without a period won't turn into a Feilu, and you can't get more than ten of them!

If I remember correctly, Dong Xian was Emperor Ai of Han's male favorite.

Nonsense! Dong Zhuo is dead, and you're telling me Diao Chan was still a virgin?!

What's so special about typing "Flying Lu"? Give me something simpler; whoever can type "Taotie" will be my father, and I'll never go back on my word.

It's too late to play the idiom chain game.

Wasn't Dong Xian Emperor Ai of Han's male favorite?

Every time I see news of one warlord commanding hundreds of thousands of troops, I want to laugh. The Tang Dynasty, considered one of the most developed feudal societies, only had a total army of around 500,000. How could a warlord controlling a single province during the Three Kingdoms period possibly muster hundreds of thousands of troops? Did they have no one to grow food and eat air to fight?

Here's a joke: Diaochan was still a virgin after Dong Zhuo's death.

I just finished reading Chapter 8, and I have some things to say. The author portrays Li Ru as a complete waste, with the protagonist having to say everything. You should know that Li Ru was the strategist who helped Dong Zhuo become the most powerful warlord in the land. How can he be so useless?

Dahei thinks this book is good!