Three Kingdoms: I Grow Stronger by Stealing the Big-Eared Bandit's Chances

Isn't the sworn brotherhood ceremony supposed to involve worshipping Guan Yu?

I've already spent several hundred yuan, but I really don't want to spend any more. I really want to play for free, but I can't find any resources. I'm so frustrated. Feilu's anti-theft system is just too good.

If you dare reply, I curse you to be transported to another world and become the most handsome human being. Your cute little sister will get a brother-complex system and constantly try to control and conquer you; the school beauty will have a crush on you and travel with you to become an empress, always plotting to rape you; you'll also get ten daily check-in systems that will constantly urge you to check in and give you rewards, driving you crazy... Ugh, I'm so vicious!

My mom was only 21 when she got pregnant with me. My parents and dad both thought it was too young to have a child at that age. They planned to have an abortion and try again in a few years when things were better. However, the first time they went to the hospital, there was a power outage; the second time, the doctor my mom knew was away on a business trip (they didn't trust anyone else); the…

I really don't understand why everyone is so smearing Emperor Zhaolie... Historically, Emperor Zhaolie was truly loyal and righteous, good to the people, and used the entire nation's resources to avenge his brother's death. Cao Cao was the more heartless and hypocritical one.

The protagonist's charm is only 40, he's practically an ugly bastard. Even Zhang Fei is only slightly uglier than him. Destroy him!

Historical records describe Liu Bei as a benevolent and virtuous ruler. The inscription says that Zhuge Liang was a loyal and capable minister. Scholars say that Liu Bei was a man of great courage and magnanimity. The textbook says that Zhuge Liang was a man who devoted himself to the cause. People are so clever these days.

This author almost ruined the book. It was a perfectly good book, and then they ghostwrote the ending—it's infuriating! Ten more pages would have been perfect, but they had to ruin it for the readers. Who's going to read your books anymore? Go change your name and go eat shit! You piece of trash!

Why do most books about the Three Kingdoms focus on fighting foreign tribes? If you want to talk about fighting foreign tribes, you can write about the Western Han Dynasty. The Eastern Han Dynasty was just a civil war. I want to see stories about fighting Cao Cao, Yuan Shao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan to unify the country, not about being distracted by trivial matters. Don't you even know the background of the Three Kingdoms?

He could draw his bow like a full moon, his golden armor gleaming yellow from a hundred battles; gazing northwest, he aimed at the heavenly wolf. Good grief, the author even added a line in the middle—so awkward!