Three Kingdoms: Lamb's Milk and Meat Buns, and Somehow I Became Emperor
三国：羊奶肉包，我竟黄袍加身了
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 967k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 三国：我，黄巾！开局就造反？Alternate title on Fanqie
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Be more imaginative. Kill all the princes, Wei, Shu and Wu as soon as possible, unify the Han Dynasty, develop the population, destroy the Xiongnu and conquer Liaodong, destroy Japan, unify the world, control global resources, agriculture, industry, and science and technology. Just one Three Kingdoms is too unstructured.
So far, it's not a beast, much better than Teddy. In fact, the theme of the Yellow Turban Army is quite offensive. Many Shu fans think that the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty can still be saved, but they don't know that the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty has already been rotten in their bones. Nowadays, many people look at the problem from the perspective of warlords. They want to restore, and they like to exploit. No, they want to exploit others, but they forget that they are the ones being exploited.
It's not bad. I miss Su Zhe on the first day. It's pretty good. The writing in the back is basically the same as the previous book. Let's see how the plot unfolds.
There are three questions. The first armor plus shield does not weigh a hundred kilograms, at most it weighs about 60 kilograms. Armor is not something you can just pick up. It needs to be worn for a long time and requires endurance. Second, Huangpu Peng's position was higher than that of Cao Cao. Even if they are in the military, they are not of the same age. It is impossible to call Cao Cao Brother Meng De. Third, if you want to conquer the local tyrants and distribute the land, you must give it to the common people. Don't give all the rewards to the soldiers. Soldiers can divide the land, but not too much, otherwise a new round of landlords will form. Soldiers can reward other things, not just a few thousand acres, but a few dozen to a few hundred acres.
It's not bad. I hope there won't be too many romance chapters in the later period. After all, this is a story about fighting for hegemony. If a powerful boss wants to fall in love with you, it certainly doesn't mean that you can't have a harem.
The fighting scenes are not exciting enough, there are also war battles, and the protagonist's combat prowess is not introduced. The two sides are fighting in battle formation, with arrows like raindrops, shields like city walls, spears like forests, and heavy cavalry like tanks. Ten thousand people will be unbeatable.
Overall it's not bad, but making friends with aristocratic families, and having a system that relies on faith, and not directly showing miracles to gain faith points are two bad points, so I'll give them four stars [laughter]
It's okay. Worth a look.
Has there been a change of character after chapter 100? It feels like the style is different.
Very novel and beautiful