I Sang the Opposite Tune in the Three Kingdoms, No One Dared to Claim the Throne First

The overall tempo is relatively slow, but it can be seen that there is a step-by-step plan. I feel that the first big breaking point should be the anti-Dong Zhuo alliance. I am looking forward to it (๑˙ー˙๑). I will keep up with the update. I hope you will not be ignorant. Not bad, not bad. I feel that the author has made great progress. The humor elements are just right. But your game is getting wider and wider. Don't be unable to take it back later [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] Update more quickly╰(‵□′)╯

Occasionally, I wrote 30,000 words when I got older, and now I feel like I'm getting better and better as I write. It's humorous, slow-moving, and not mindless and exciting. The plot setting is quite good, not the kind of mindless collection of famous generals. This kind of late-stage combat power is not easy to collapse, and the layout is relatively broad. Some of the more powerful characters in the Three Kingdoms are also involved. The appearance of Xu Shu is definitely a surprise. When Tomato's book Xu Shu came out, most of them were directly counselors. This one is more sophisticated. In short, good luck to the author. [Send heart][Send heart]

I've read a few chapters, and it's okay. The plot doesn't follow the same old routine, but it's just too little. Let's keep it for now. The system has its own personality, which is quite interesting. You can squeeze more out of it later [facepalm]. There were too many people who died in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. Some people and some history can be changed. Since it has to be changed, some princes can be offline in advance, so that countless people will survive.

This is my first attempt at a historical theme. I hope all generals will use their hands and leave your valuable opinions [make faces][make faces][make faces][make faces] I have been carefully sorting out and revising the text recently.