Three Kingdoms: Cut Off Liu Bei at the Beginning, and I Will Help the Han Dynasty

It's not worth reading, except for the word count of water, which is the word count of water. Especially the protagonist in the author's writing is really over-described. For the sake of the word count of water, it can be said that no matter which reader reads it, he will say that he is a real hypocritical villain.

The word "water" is too high, but benevolence and righteousness are not the number of words "water", and since it is benevolence and righteousness, it is enough for Zhenyan of the Yuan family to break out and behead him, and the father-in-law has already said that there is no need to kill him, but at this time he is decisive. What is even more terrifying is the concept of women joining the army. Is this what the army is like? Ma Yunlu is the princess of Xiliang, Lu Lingqi is the princess of Bingzhou, who is Jiang Tuo? At that time, where were the status of scholars, peasants, industrialists, and merchants? As a general, if you brought women into the army, would you be able to convince the public? Please don't make up some random things, okay? [Pout]

This is a piece of garbage

Seeing that Liu Qi was only mentioned and his identity was not mentioned, didn't Ya's relatives of the Han Dynasty have any cards? Or do you want the word water? Or is there nothing to see later?

Too watery, so T... M watery, author, are you a buffalo?

The writing is too watery

The water is flowing loudly~ I immediately put out the idea of ​​continuing to read. It's not unreasonable that it can't even meet the scoring standards. If you like to see hydrology, you can take a look. Slipping away

It's rubbish. It's not well written and the ending is completely unfinished. It doesn't even have a good ending.

Water numbers, the writing style of talking nonsense is excellent [vomit]

Too many words for water

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