Three Kingdoms: I’ll Take Yuan Shao’s Path and Leave Him Nowhere to Go

This is my first time writing a historical article, so please be merciful if there is anything wrong [blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

After reading Chapter 34, I couldn't wait to review it. It's a very good book. It's almost the same as the normal Three Kingdoms. It doesn't become too nb because of the system, and it also adds some modern jokes. It's still interesting. It's fun to read. It's relaxed and relaxed. I'll continue my review later.

Come on, it's Tu Yile

This book is indeed good. The protagonist is not omnipotent and needs a counselor to provide strategies. This is very good. Otherwise, like other books, the protagonist provides strategies, so why would you accept famous generals? Personally, I feel that the protagonist's military power can be top-notch. In terms of strategy, it is enough to have a strategist. If he can do everything, a person can directly become the emperor.

I think it's okay. After all, it's hard to agree on what everyone likes. As long as you feel you can watch it, that's fine.

Okay, I really like this author of the Three Kingdoms novel. Come on, I will support you.

Well written and comprehensively taken care of

Red and fiery, in a trance

Actually it's not bad, hahaha! Apart from Liangliang being dark, he is actually not that bad at all. Liangliang is just a little noble. He is a good hand in domestic and military affairs, which is a bit of a pity. Occasionally, the data is not so clear, which is a minor problem, and the score of 7.1 Is low. At least I finished it without skipping a chapter! Big cheers for the author!

An interesting soul, it can be described as a stamp collection in the late Eastern Han Dynasty! [Laughing and crying]