Late in the Eastern Han Dynasty, Xu Wen, an archaeologist who had transmigrated from the future, had been feeling a little annoyed lately.
Some guy who called himself Brother Meng kept showing up at his tea stall every few days, asking him questions about everything.
"Brother Xu, what do you think of Cao Mengde?"
"Brother Xu, how do you think the world will develop?"
"Brother Xu, Liu, Guan, and Zhang have actually formed a group and debuted together. They're so damn popular!"
Fed up with all the questions, Xu Wen finally said, "Eastern Wu loves little girls, Cao Cao likes married women, and Shu Han is all about men. That's where the secret lies. Figure it out yourself!"
Then one day, Xu Wen took a fancy to the unmarried Da Qiao and Xiao Qiao.
Brother Meng made a dashing entrance, swept his hand through the air, and said, "Brother Xu, I'll come clean. I'm done pretending. I'm actually Cao Cao!"
And so, an army of eight hundred thousand marched south to the Yangtze to seize the Qiao sisters!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Zhang Xiu of Wancheng killed Cao Ang and Dian Wei. Don't you, the author, understand this? But what will Dian Wei fans do if Dian Wei dies? Whether Dian Wei has any use behind it is another matter. Let's talk about killing Diao Chan. Does the protagonist know that Brother Meng is Cao Cao? He doesn't know! When you brag with your buddies, do you hide it? Diao Chan has nothing to do with the protagonist, so I laughed when I saw someone telling her to let it go. How to let it go? Cao Cao took over Xiaopei and Diao Chan became a prisoner of war. Are you going to let him go? Do you really think that Cao Cao is a good man in ten generations? Let's talk about Sun Jian, can the author write Sun Jian to death? Sun Jian died, and Jiangdong Erqiao was gone. Now that Sun Jian is not dead, the timeline has been advanced, isn't it? The author racked his brains to come up with such a solution, but the result was that it was hard to criticize. It was really hard to criticize. If you like reading history, why not read official history? What novels should you read? Zhuge Liang in The Romance of the Three Kingdoms could borrow the east wind. I don't know what you are thinking? Um? Xu Wen has come up with a wave of sorcery, and borrowing the east wind, are you going to blow up the author to death?
One thing to say, I think the author demoted Liu Bei too harshly. I have no objection to praising Cao Cao. He is indeed a great person. But you said that Liu Bei is hypocritical. Liu Bei in the official history is really benevolent and righteous, but the way Liu Bei is written in the novel is too unreal, so benevolent that he is almost fake. Considering that the author should have chosen the historical line of the novel, it does not affect reading very much, but it is best to pay attention to it.
The official history doesn't mention the hypocrisy of the emperor's uncle, and the Romance of the Three Kingdoms doesn't even mention it. The so-called hypocrisy is just made up by the brains of those of you who have read too much. And you want to learn from Liu Bei's hypocrisy? His hypocrisy is that he has been Uncle Liu who has been loved by the people all his life? No one at that time thought he was hypocritical. Now, after reading a few thick black books, he talks about benevolence, justice and morality, and talks about hypocrisy, haha
It's not that I look down on everyone here, I just left my words here. If anyone dares to reply to me, I will curse him to be molested by his respective goddess every night!
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This book is not a history book. Each book has its own plot and setting, so even if Lu Bu choked on drinking water, I felt it was normal. . But Chapter 37 of the book says: Zhao Yun killed Lu Bu, so he became famous. . . Then Chapter 170 of the book writes: Lu Bu, the most powerful general in the world, was also killed by Liu Bei in a sneak attack. . Poor Lu Bu, the author used different methods to make Lu Bu die twice in the book. . . I would like to ask the author, how did Lu Bu die??
Seeing Diao Chan being killed was a bit uncomfortable.
I discovered the book "Showdown". The protagonists are all blind.
I have been a prostitute for many years, but for the first time I saw that the protagonist has a system, but it has not been activated for more than sixty chapters.
After reading a few showdown novels, I felt like they were forcibly lowering the IQ of the ancients to reflect the protagonist's awesomeness. I was so embarrassed that I almost got cancer.