The Mad Emperor of the Three Kingdoms

Xiandi was the posthumous title given by his ministers after Liu Xie's death. If he didn't call himself Xiandi during his lifetime, wouldn't that be a curse on himself?

The wording is good, not much nonsense, but it is not written according to official history. In fact, as long as it is enjoyable to read, it doesn't matter whether it is official history or unofficial history!

Overall it's okay, except for some common sense issues, the plot is good

Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on!

To be honest. . . The whole book is very good to read. The author carefully lays out the plots one by one. The best thing is to kill Sima Yi and his family. Do you think anyone who has read the Three Kingdoms would not be wary of Sima Yi's family? To say it sounds nice, Sima Yi is a hero, but to say it sounds ugly, Sima Yi's family is just a group of young men who are worse than beasts. Which boss would trust Sima Yi, that is, that idiot Cao Pi. . . Okay, I have finished reading the book. Thank you to the author for letting us see a vigorous Three Kingdoms, a different Han Dynasty Emperor Xian, and another different Han Dynasty. To be honest, I like this kind of novel. I recommend it.

I have read a lot of books about traveling through the Three Kingdoms! Counting this, this is the 6th book.

A very good book!

The writing is very good. My standard is that all the books I can read are good books. It deserves five stars.

The storyline is very similar to real history

A rare good book! Good! Six six six