Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Take on Big-Eared Liu Bei
三国：开局狂怼大耳贼
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Cultural History
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
1.6kChapters
7.4MReads
14.3kFlowers
10.0Score
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I laughed after reading the first chapter when the protagonist criticized Liu Bei. Liu Bei privately recruited soldiers. At least he has royal blood. He also criticized others. His family has no relationship with the royal family and he also recruited soldiers privately. Can Guan Yu and Zhang Fei be blind and not be able to tell the difference? You used this excuse to others before, but you also used this excuse to recruit troops privately? Is it only allowed for you to use but not for others? Zhang Fei and Guan Yu don't like Liu Bei recruiting troops privately, but he likes you recruiting troops privately? The author of this shade
I'm hooked just after reading the first chapter. You said Liu Bei wanted to recruit private soldiers, which was disloyal, but then you recruited private soldiers yourself. Guan Zhang still flattered you like you had no idea. It's extremely poisonous.
It's about closing Zhang again. I don't want to see this anymore. Wouldn't it be nice to accept others? It has to be these two
Pig's trotter's words of belittling Liu Bei have come true for you. Aren't you also recruiting soldiers privately to separatist power?
After all, Liu Bei is also a historical figure. After being criticized by the protagonist, it doesn't matter anymore and he disappears? Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, the two historical figures, just said whatever they wanted to say, and they were able to hold back their stomachs in just ten or twenty words and still be 100 loyal? Zhang Fei has no brains, but Guan Yu is a Martial Saint with brains. Invincible text? Post the overall feeling that I don't understand. I still prefer it. The author doesn't wake up to update
I really don't know why you are criticizing Liu Bei. Even if Liu Bei pretends to be benevolent and righteous, he has been pretending to be benevolent and righteous to everyone. What do you think of him? It's hard to find such a boss now. Do you really think that Kong Ming, Li Zheng, Pang Tong, Guan Zhang, Zhao Huang, etc. Are all fools?
You are too disrespectful to Liu Bei. Go watch "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". After reading it a few times, you will know how benevolent and righteous Liu Bei is.
I have read this book before, what can I say? The content is pretty good, but I was a little confused about the beginning of the attack on the big-eared thief. He said that the big-eared thief was disloyal to the Han by recruiting private soldiers, and then Guan Zhang and Zhang felt that they were right. But then a group of private soldiers appeared in front of Guan Zhang, and I wanted to know, didn't this mean the protagonist slapped himself in the face? The key is that Guan Zhang still feels it is natural. I just want to know, does the author think that the ancients were all fools?
Why do so many Three Kingdoms novels vilify Liu Bei?
A real hero who kills people, a hypocrite who helps the people cross the river.