
Three Kingdoms: Big-Eared Thief! You Forced Me Out of Seclusion!
三国:大耳贼!这是你逼我出山的!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 802k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Three Kingdoms Saga
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
348Chapters
6MReads
216.1kFlowers
10.0Score
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The purpose of burning Xinye was to save the lives of the people, because at first the people were willing to go with Liu Bei, and Liu Bei did not ask them to commit suicide. They left voluntarily and voluntarily. Liu Bei never told others to leave. Besides, who is running away with such a large group of people? If it is really to be used as a shield, laughing at a large group of people will only slow down the march. A cavalry charges past and is used as a shield. There is something wrong with the brain.
History books say that Liu Bei was a tolerant and virtuous king. The inscription says that Kong Ming was a loyal and capable minister. Literati say that Liu Bei is a man of great generosity and generosity. The textbook says that Kong Ming is a dedicated person People nowadays are so smart We can easily see through that Liu Bei is a hypocrite and a fake good person. Even those who are loyal and devoted and try their best for Liu Bei cannot see through it. We can easily see through that Kong Ming is a useless and treacherous official. Even those who can write poems about mountains and rivers and praise Kong Ming cannot see through it. Don't ask If you ask, I'll beat up Adou just to win people's hearts. If you ask me, the Eight Formations Diagram is just useless. When asked, Bai Di and Tuo Gu were all acting to test. Just bow when asked, but actually you have other plans When asked, history is like a little girl who can be dressed up by anyone. If you ask me, I have independent thinking and don't need to read literature. Visit the thatched cottage three times? Former teacher? What is true temperament? Don't even look at my boss Cao's poems to call it true temperament (no intention to target Cao Cao) The hypocrite who led the people across the river, robbed the tomb and revealed his true temperament
This kind of book can also be on the best-selling list, which is enough to show that many people think Liu Bei is a hypocrite and Cao Cao is really temperamental. Nine-year compulsory education has been implemented for so many years, so the effect cannot be so bad, right?
Do people who write about the Three Kingdoms like Liu Bei so much now? Liu Bei was beaten from the north to the south and failed a lot! But others are just unyielding and unyielding. In your opinion, Liu Bei's slogan of reviving the Han Dynasty is hypocritical, but what is the reality? He worked hard for this all his life. We should appreciate and understand every historical figure instead of all kinds of black people.
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A good Three Kingdoms can describe Liu Bei's benevolence and righteousness, Cao Cao's heroism, Sun Jian's father and son's bravery, Yuan Shao's high-spirited spirit, Zhou Gongjin's civil and military skills, Guo Jia's unparalleled wine-sacrifice strategy, Zhuge Kongming's dedication, Guan Gong's loyalty, and Lu Bu's invincibility. . . . . . . In the **Three Kingdoms, except for the protagonist, everyone is a fool.
I'm confused when you say Cao Cao didn't kill people. In the fifth year of Chuping (the fifth year of Chuping Dynasty), when Cao Cao conquered Xuzhou again, he committed mass killings. "All the chickens and dogs were wiped out along the way, and the towns were abandoned and no one returned to travel." . . It can only be said that sometimes Cao Cao is really contradictory and a contradictory person. . .
I really don't understand whether some of the current authors have brain problems or what. You have traveled to the Three Kingdoms. Instead of thinking about building a power, you recognize this person as the lord and that person as the lord. It really blinds you as a time traveler and the identity of the system. What a stupid dick! Wouldn't it be nice to have Jianguo become emperor???
The protagonist is nothing but a hypocrite, and does not distinguish between good and evil. Liu Bei only burned the house and did not kill anyone, so the protagonist is resentful. Cao Cao massacred the entire Xuzhou. The protagonist was also the soul of Cao Cao's sword. The protagonist wanted to lick Cao Cao's ass, kneeling down and licking it to the extreme.