Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Become Cao Cao's Top Bodyguard

I have the unparalleled general Pan Feng, the ten thousand enemy Xing Daorong, and the fierce general Liu Sandao. If you are unsure about domestic affairs, ask Guo Tu; if you are unsure about foreign affairs, ask Zhang Song. There is Jiang Qian, a clever lobbyist, and Chen Deng, the general who guards the city. Geng Ji stayed in Wei Zhong Palace, and Meng Da preached enlightenment. There are the virtuous nephew Liu Cong, the filial son Lu Bu, the loyal and loyal daughter Madam Cai, the bodyguard Fan Jiang and Zhang Da, Chunyu Qiong guarding the grain field, and Sima Zhao sitting in the rear. Why worry about not succeeding in your great cause?

The writing is okay, why is he a eunuch?

The spearmen in the world are lucky to have a total of ten fights, Zilong alone has twelve fights, and the rest owe a total of two fights.

The writing is very good, why is it a eunuch?

Scholars of later generations: Throughout history, famous generals have one stone for their military power, Chen Tong has two stones, and the rest owe a total of one stone.

I have Wang Chong, the brave general of the North Sea, who has long wanted to cleave the red rabbit horse with his sword and become Lu Bu's mount himself!

People get scolded as * every time they update a day, so you might as well cheat and update the corpse stream.

A review of the chapter "Three Kingdoms: Becoming Cao Cao's Number One Bodyguard at the Beginning" written by Alala.

The writing is very good, but a bit slow.

Slow update = don't want to read = no one reads = no reward = eunuch*. (Understand?)