Three Kingdoms: Lü Bu, You Brute! Where Did You Get Such Courage?

Thousands of words condensed into one sentence, come on, it's well written.

I have read a lot of novels about traveling through the Three Kingdoms, and finally there is one that describes Lu Bu as flesh and blood, righteous and emotional [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] Thanks to the author [Love]

Liu Bei is the evil one who eats his master. Lu Bu is a hero now. So at least the concept is correct.

The story is interesting and rare. Although it lacks some of the humanities in the Three Kingdoms novels. After all, the upper limit of each novel is limited by the author's knowledge, but it is still quite interesting.

Well written, not bad

You can see it, it looks good. I don't quite understand this type of book, I don't understand why Lu Bu wants to hide his identity, and I don't understand why Lu Bu doesn't recruit the protagonist. The reason is far-fetched. Maybe five stars will be added in the future? After all, it looks good.

Hurry to welcome Emperor Xian back, and then pretend to launch various counter-rebellions, hanging in the capital, creating a harmony between the emperor and his ministers, and reviving the Han Dynasty, and then start to fight against the barbarians, destroy Goryeo, and sail across the ocean

The writing is very good. Lu Bu is really a loyal minister of the Han Dynasty.

Yes, this is the real Lu Bu

Not bad. I feel that the Romance of the Three Kingdoms accounts for about 10% of the content. The final outcome is just to welcome back the emperor instead of destroying all the forces. It can be seen that the editor has no ambitions. Furthermore, I guess many people are curious about whether Pig's Foot will be the son-in-law in the end. The editor did not write it. I guess I think I can write one if I do, and another one if I don't.