(Killing Liu Bei at the beginning, no system, no resurrection, Lu Bu is still the number one combat force.)
Liu Fan, a young man from later generations who had just graduated and started working, was crushed by a dump truck because he saved a passing little girl on his way home.
Perhaps because of God's mercy, after being crushed, he actually traveled directly to the late Han Dynasty in parallel time and space with his memories, and became Liu Yan's eldest son.
With his clever mind and far superior knowledge than the ancients, Liu Fan quickly gained Liu Yan's favor and gained Liu Yan's full support.
Relying on Liu Yan's support and the knowledge in his mind, he gathered all kinds of capable people and strangers in advance, and when the world was in chaos, he rose up and became a powerful prince.
He led his generals to pacify Xianbei, eliminate the Xiongnu, destroy the Japanese pirates, and fight against the princes. Attack Cao Cao from the north, Sun Quan from the south, and finally dominate the Han Dynasty...
Reader comments
Liu Yan, the first warlord in the late Han Dynasty, had no doubt about his strength.
If you want to defeat Liu Yan, you must take away his Zhangba Snake Spear so that he can't kill him [laughter]
It's too early to abolish Shi Li Mu. There will be many variables five years in advance. In addition, Zhou Mu has to keep hostages. Historically, Liu Yan's three sons stayed in Luoyang and later went to Chang'an. The last two were killed and one ran back, which was Liu Zhang.
It is well written. Without a system, it gives people a very real feeling when reading it. Otherwise, black technology appears at every turn, which is not interesting at all.
As for the setting of killing Liu Bei's hypocrite at the beginning, five-star praise
It's pretty good. Although there are some shortcomings and discrepancies, it's a novel after all. Anyway, I quite like it.
When I encounter a new book for the first time, check in first.
It would be great to kill Liu Bei
Objective, not following the interpretation
Except for a few things, it feels pretty good, right?
Liu Yan, the first warlord in the late Han Dynasty, had no doubt about his strength. If you want to defeat Liu Yan, you must take away his Zhangba Snake Spear so that he can't kill him [laughter]
It's too early to abolish Shi Li Mu. There will be many variables five years in advance. In addition, Zhou Mu has to keep hostages. Historically, Liu Yan's three sons stayed in Luoyang and later went to Chang'an. The last two were killed and one ran back, which was Liu Zhang.
It is well written. Without a system, it gives people a very real feeling when reading it. Otherwise, black technology appears at every turn, which is not interesting at all.
As for the setting of killing Liu Bei's hypocrite at the beginning, five-star praise
It's pretty good. Although there are some shortcomings and discrepancies, it's a novel after all. Anyway, I quite like it.
When I encounter a new book for the first time, check in first.
It would be great to kill Liu Bei
Objective, not following the interpretation
Except for a few things, it feels pretty good, right?
Good-looking, the plot is tight, not bad