Liu Zizheng traveled through the late Eastern Han Dynasty and became the son of Liu Yu, the governor of Youzhou. He chose to kill the big-eared thief first at the beginning!
Liu Zizheng: The big-eared thief Liu Bei is unfaithful and unjust. He pretends to be a clan member of the Han Dynasty and deserves to be killed!
At the same time, there is also a synthesis system of all things as a golden finger.
Ding, consume a thousand unit fragments to synthesize a high-level unit - Black Armor Cavalry!
Ding, consume a thousand general fragments to synthesize a peerless general - Luo Cheng!
At the beginning, there are a thousand mysterious cavalry, Yanyun's eighteen cavalry, cold-faced Qiao Luo Cheng, and Flying Tiger General Li Cunxiao. Who can defeat them?
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
Reader comments
The protagonist is the Devil Factor Twelve Degrees, right?
Why not kill Boss Cao? Many of the unlucky ones are Boss Liu.
Yuan Shao was dead in Chapter 117, why did Yuan Shao come back to life in Chapter 185?
Wasn't Liu Bei killed by you earlier? Why was he resurrected later?
You don't need to write a three-character name.
What is written about the main character Laozi running to Luoyang?
Comments on Chapter 13: Extreme Military Talent (Please give me flowers for the third update) written by the Admiral of the Navy, "People are in the Three Kingdoms, and I choose to kill the big-eared bandits at the beginning."
Comments on Chapter 7: Bribing People's Hearts (Seventh update, asking for flowers) "People in the Three Kingdoms, Choosing to Kill the Big-Eared Thieves at the beginning" written by the Admiral of the Navy.
Comments on Chapter 17: Suppressing Bandits (Third update, please give me flowers) written by the Admiral of the Navy, "We are in the Three Kingdoms, and we choose to kill the big-eared bandits at the beginning".
Comments on Chapter 5 of Guan Yu's Thoughts (Fifth update, please give me flowers) written by the Admiral of the Navy, "People were in the Three Kingdoms, and I chose to kill the big-eared bandits at the beginning."
Comments on Chapter 8: Incredible Craftsmanship (Eighth update, please give me flowers) "In the Three Kingdoms, I choose to kill the big-eared thieves at the beginning" written by the Navy Admiral.
Comments on Chapter 18: Arrival at Changsha (Fourth Update, Asking for Flowers) "A Man in the Three Kingdoms, Choosing to Kill the Big-Eared Thief at the beginning" written by the Navy Admiral.
The protagonist is the Devil Factor Twelve Degrees, right?
Why not kill Boss Cao? Many of the unlucky ones are Boss Liu.
Yuan Shao was dead in Chapter 117, why did Yuan Shao come back to life in Chapter 185?
Wasn't Liu Bei killed by you earlier? Why was he resurrected later?
You don't need to write a three-character name.
What is written about the main character Laozi running to Luoyang?
Comments on Chapter 13: Extreme Military Talent (Please give me flowers for the third update) written by the Admiral of the Navy, "People are in the Three Kingdoms, and I choose to kill the big-eared bandits at the beginning."
Comments on Chapter 7: Bribing People's Hearts (Seventh update, asking for flowers) "People in the Three Kingdoms, Choosing to Kill the Big-Eared Thieves at the beginning" written by the Admiral of the Navy.
Comments on Chapter 17: Suppressing Bandits (Third update, please give me flowers) written by the Admiral of the Navy, "We are in the Three Kingdoms, and we choose to kill the big-eared bandits at the beginning".
Comments on Chapter 5 of Guan Yu's Thoughts (Fifth update, please give me flowers) written by the Admiral of the Navy, "People were in the Three Kingdoms, and I chose to kill the big-eared bandits at the beginning."
Comments on Chapter 8: Incredible Craftsmanship (Eighth update, please give me flowers) "In the Three Kingdoms, I choose to kill the big-eared thieves at the beginning" written by the Navy Admiral.
Comments on Chapter 18: Arrival at Changsha (Fourth Update, Asking for Flowers) "A Man in the Three Kingdoms, Choosing to Kill the Big-Eared Thief at the beginning" written by the Navy Admiral.