
Three Kingdoms: the Strongest Emperor's Son-In-Law Married the Princess Wannian
三国:最强帝婿,娶了万年公主
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- Completed
- Length
- 226k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Three Kingdoms Saga
- Audience
- For men
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
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I think we can try to assist Liu Xie and make him a wise king.
Author, although you write about assisting the emperor, you cannot enter the palace to assist.
A stone bow requires a person with two hundred kilograms in one arm to use it flexibly. Two hundred kilograms in one arm is not two hundred kilograms in one punch.
Comments on Chapter 73 of "Jingwu: Lurking in the Sakura Country, the Best Behind Enemy Lines" written by Tiantian Hanzi. The girl next door Yui Aragaki who was bitten by a dog.
Regarding "Three Kingdoms: The Strongest Emperor's Son-in-law, Married to a Princess of Ten Thousand Years" written by Tianbang Chu Yunze, Chapter 6: Famous Scholars Are Young, Yang Xiu and Zhou Yu Chapter Commentary.