Three Kingdoms: All the Pig Trotter Rice You Can Eat, Watch Me Sweep Across the World
三国：猪脚饭管够，看我席卷天下
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Other names
- Late Eastern Han: My Yellow Turban Army Provides Food and Lodging!东汉末年：我黄巾军，包吃包住！Former title · until Oct 2026
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This novel is fascinating and has a compact plot that makes it difficult to put it down once you read it. The author skillfully constructs rich characters that make readers feel deeply attached to them. The climaxes in the story are thrilling and exciting, and at the same time it makes people think deeply about human nature. The author's language skills are also worthy of praise. The writing is concise and expressive, making people immersed in it. Overall, this is a highly recommended work with five stars!
I've watched half of it now, and overall it's fine, but there's a slight problem, that is, the upper limit of pig's trotter rice has not been included, which will definitely not be enough when there are more and more people in the later stage. In addition, although the reputation points are not missing when using them, the protagonist still needs to think about how to earn them, and the same method is getting more and more difficult. It feels like rising to rice. I think this thing can be added with an automatic increase. When a person worships the protagonist, he will automatically give the protagonist reputation points every day. The higher the loyalty to the protagonist, the higher the reputation points. You can also complete the contribution ranking list to see loyalty in disguise.
Okay, this is a good book for a change. There are no big problems. You can definitely read it. As long as it's not too good or the ending is bad, I will keep following it.
It's okay. Anyway, there is a shortage of books. If you don't read it, it will be useless.
Chapter 56 [5 stars] The setting is okay, the rhythm is okay, and there is a little humor occasionally. The background is the Three Kingdoms. The protagonist is born in the Yellow Turban Army, but he understands the sentiments of the people, loves the people, and can exchange for various resources in the system through popularity... Overall, it is quite good.
Except for a bit of water, overall it is still watchable Development is too arduous, so we need a lot of water.
How far is the exchange distance? If it's far enough, you can drop the steel bars directly on the enemy's head to create an infinite sword control [laughter]
The first time I ate pig's trotter rice, I was amazed. People in ancient times almost starved to death and actually ate it. I couldn't imagine how crazy they would go to get rice.
I've read more than 30 chapters so far, and it's very good, but I have to complain about one thing: Can the protagonist's IQ be raised to that of an ordinary person? Although modern people don't have all-round abilities, they can't lose their basic common sense, right?
I feel like as long as I surrender, I will be able to get enough food. I really don't pick and choose anyone. I don't believe there are no people who take advantage of the chaos to do evil.