Three Kingdoms: I Join Dong Zhuo from the Start to Fulfill the Late Emperor's Last Wish

Great book! The starting point of this book is good. In history, the mutual murder between the great general He Jin and the Shi Chang Shi was probably promoted by Yuan Wei behind the scenes. Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty Liu Hong did have a posthumous edict to establish Liu Xie as emperor. Dong Zhuo's entry into Beijing was probably the result. It was Liu Hong who secretly recruited him into Luoyang. Otherwise, it would have been difficult for Dong Zhuo, a reckless man, to abolish Liu Bian and establish Liu Xie, the Han Emperor. All in all, this book is pretty good, and its ideas are different from those of ordinary Three Kingdoms novels. It deserves five stars [laughing]

It collects all the beauties of the Three Kingdoms, and there is nothing you can't think of, and there is nothing I can't write about; the plot has a reasonable reversal, the characters are well set, the language is popular, and modern dialects are integrated, I still want to read it [laughs evilly]

The writing is very good and the progress is accelerated.

This book is good and worth reading. The writing style is not bad. There are many funny things. It is a refreshing article that is relatively easy to read. The historical time is very good. The ages of famous generals and beauties are based on the real ages in history. Overall, it deserves five stars.

The ideas are clear and the storyline is engaging. . .

I like this kind of good article where the main character takes everything. The author continues [laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]

The plot is very good, and the personality of the protagonist is well portrayed. He first surrenders to Dong Zhuo, and then goes to Hedong to develop his own power. It is very good and worth watching.

It's good-looking and the protagonist has personality and is good-looking

It's pretty, not bad.

The writing is witty and humorous, and quite enjoyable.