King of the Three Kingdoms’ Bandits: From the Start, I Kidnap Lu Lingqi

The content is quite good, but there is a common problem among writers on this subject: the protagonist is too strong, and how will Liu Bei deal with it. According to the pace of this book, it is certain that the protagonist will dominate the world. But Liu Bei is not a willing servant, so Liu Bei's death in battle is the most reasonable outcome. However, the book seems to praise Liu Bei's benevolence and righteousness, but in fact it overtly and covertly belittles Liu, Guan, and Zhang. They even stopped acting in Chapter 31 and directly said that Liu Bei was creating "benevolence and righteousness." I don't know if the author really doesn't understand Liu Bei, or if the author is paving the way for Liu Bei's elimination. All I can say is that these contents are completely superfluous and bring only negative benefits. All in all, there is no content about Liu Bei that can be rated as five stars, and in summary, it is only three stars.

Very very very beautiful

Well written, keep it up and hope I won't get cut

Beautiful and well written

The author is pretty good! Come on!