In the Three Kingdoms, I Choose to Kill the Big-Eared Bandit from the Start

Liu Bei can be blamed, but his identity is not fake. Although he is so depressed that he sells his shoes, he is a disciple of Lu Zhi, a fellow student of General Gongsun, and later worshiped the great scholar Zheng Xuan! Thinking about the background of that era, without being a member of the Han clan, does he have any other capital? Why did Liu Bei run around like a gangster in the later period, and there were still people following him? He was a Han clan clan member!

Why is the old black Liu Bei so easily misunderstood by many people who have not read the Three Kingdoms? For example, Liu Bei is very sinister, scheming, hypocritical, hypocritical, and the country is made to cry, etc. I have read a lot of them and they are basically like this. These authors really dare to write. I don't know where I read them and just write like this. Many readers feel that I can't bear it anymore, so I would like to say a few words. Everyone knows that Liu Bei was miserable in his early days. It can be said that he started from scratch. Unlike Boss Cao and Boss Sun, he was from a noble family. He was lonely, lonely, and had no social qualifications or background. If it were not for the troubled times, it would be difficult to get ahead. In his nearly 40-year political career, he has taken refuge with many people. Everyone should know that, not to mention the bitterness of relying on others, his troops were often defeated, and his wives were often lost and captured. He also climbed up the social ladder step by step from county consolation to the title of Tinghou in Yicheng. I would like to say how many people in the Three Kingdoms can compare with Liu Bei's sadness? Don't you think this is very inspiring?

This is another brainless Liu Bei.

I don't even have any common sense about the Three Kingdoms, but I still have to write it. Youzhou Mu and Youzhou Governor have different official titles, right? The state shepherd is the top military and political leader and has the right to appoint officials, while the governor only has the right to supervise. If something happens, he must report it to the emperor and let the emperor handle it.

If you don't have any intention of having an affair between your children, then just castrate the pig's feet and send them to the palace! I guarantee that there will never be an affair between children and children.

The setting of the protagonist's name is unreasonable. In the Three Kingdoms, a two-character name is considered respectful, and a three-character name is reserved for lowly slaves. The protagonist is the son of Liu Yu, and he is considered a respected relative of the Han Dynasty. He shouldn't have a three-character name.

Why not kill Boss Cao? Many of the unlucky ones are Boss Liu.

First of all, after reading Chapter 11, I couldn't even figure out the system capabilities. The synthesis system of all things mentioned at the beginning was not explained. Secondly, Liu Yu was not the governor of Youzhou during the Yellow Turban Uprising. Liu Yu came to Youzhou after the governor was changed to the state pastor. In the end, the protagonist fused the spirit of General Bai Qi and saw that his command value increased. However, in the first battle with the Yellow Turban, he did not know how to use a fighting general to demoralize the opponent. This is just a reckless man trying to teach Zhang Fei a lesson haha.

Yuan Shao was dead in Chapter 117, why did Yuan Shao come back to life in Chapter 185?

It doesn't matter if Luo Cheng and Li Cunxiao came out. After all, they were from the later dynasties, but you brought Xiang Yu out and no one recognized them? Is this a bit much? Xiang Yu became famous during the late Qin and early Han dynasties. Do you think no one knew Xiang Yu during the Eastern Han Dynasty?