Reborn in the Three Kingdoms as Lu Bu: Who Can Stand in My Way?

It's quite interesting. It has a sense of reality that matches an ordinary person traveling through the Three Kingdoms. After all, there really aren't that many top students who can remember everything.

Alas, Tomato is incompetent, allowing good books to become dusty and making routine writing popular. This Lu Bu is probably the most down-to-earth and realistic Lu Bu I have ever seen. Many times, I feel that Lu Bu should be so innocent. Looking at Lu Bu's life, although he voted for Ding to kill Ding and voted for Dong to kill Dong, he really had nothing to say about the big man. The wind blows and the states are merged, and the battlefield is fought. Many articles describe Lu Bu as mature and scheming, which is harmless, but that's not Lu Bu anymore. Later, Lu Bu's mind gradually matured, but the Battle of Guandu was written a bit too naturally. Many Tomato books end with a million words. There is a mechanism problem. A million-word ending can maximize the money, but it is a pity that this book has an anticlimactic feel. There are still many famous figures who are not shining.

I've read Chapter 20. It's interesting and enjoyable. Simply move the settings of the Three Kingdoms, there won't be many system cheats, and it will save trouble. It's not a serious historical novel, so there's no need to take it too seriously (think of Fengshen Yanyi, folks). The protagonist is not very smart, but this image is unique, much better than some novels that depict tigers instead of dogs. What's wrong with a protagonist who is extremely cute and sometimes has a bad temper? [Laughing]

Although I, Lu Bu, have no plans, I have also graduated from kindergarten. Wow haha

Hello, author! I really appreciate your writing style, which is both humorous and profound. To put it bluntly, if you were to be included in the article, you would be an experienced performer, and I would be the audience watching the film. Your performance has reached a fascinating level. Just like Jane's state of watching "The Fifteenth Day of Leohard", one more episode means one less episode. I want to watch it but can't let it go. My contradictory and complicated emotions drive me crazy.

We can change the name of this and call it Sha Diao Three Kingdoms.

How should I put it? I can only say that it fits the character of Lu Bu very well.

The writing is very good, I don't understand why the score is so low? For those who don't like watching it, don't watch it and don't rate it blindly. You almost missed it.

It doesn't feel like he traveled back in time to be Lu Bu, but that Lu Bu got a modern memory, and his IQ is touching 🍉

Yes, he is one of the few Lu Buwen who can watch it.