Three Kingdoms: Start by Seizing the Capital Luoyang

Name: Three Kingdoms: Start by Seizing the Capital Luoyang
Author: Jian Shang

三国：开局入主京师洛阳

by Jian Shang (翦商)

Status: Completed
Length: 362k Words
Genre: Military & History
Subgenre: Three Kingdoms Saga
Audience: Male
Updated: 1y ago
Source: Faloo

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Synopsis

The incident happened after the super devil Dong Pangpang moved into Luoyang. Dong Pangpang, who could have been domineering for three years, suddenly died suddenly. At this time, the Xiliang army only had a few thousand men in Luoyang, and the burden suddenly fell on Dong Zhuo's eighteen-year-old son. Dong Xian was very panicked at this time. What do you think this is? I originally wanted to wait for a few years to die before taking over the Xiliang army, but Dong Zhuo suddenly left The world forced him to take up the burden. Dong Xian: How can a man who is born between heaven and earth live in a state of depression for a long time? Cao Cao: Since Xian is born, why is Cao Cao born? Liu Bei: The long sky, how can you treat me less? Sun Quan: No, don't hit me, I'm your brother-in-law! Wang Yun: How did traitor Dong Xian see through my plan? If I can't plan it, it's destiny! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.

Reader comments

This is a rare good article with online IQ, but I think some common sense is wrong, the author. Before Cao Cao unified Yanzhou, he did not attack Xuzhou. In addition, the population of each state and county is too exaggerated. After the Yellow Turban Rebellion, it is no longer as large as usual!
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Many characters in the Three Kingdoms are not written in writing, and they are almost marginalized. There is still room for a supporting role. The characters are not full at all, and there is no sense of substitution. Seeing the relationship between the protagonist and the supporting role, it is ** at all.
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