Chen Mo, a modern social beast, was reborn in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and he liked to have a buggy physique that was "strong enough to carry a cauldron and invulnerable to bullets" - the price was that his brain shut down when it came into contact with history. So there was a happy and reckless man in the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms: he fought fiercely, his IQ was random, Cao Cao pointed him to the east and he attacked the west, and he even dared to steal Yuan Shu's roasted whole lamb when he was hungry!
He overturned the Yellow Turban Army carriage with one hand to save Cao Cao, but almost threw the lord into the river with his backhand: "Huh? You are not a bandit?"
At the proclaiming emperor ceremony, all the officials were frightened to the point of weak legs by the yawning Chen Mo outside the palace - the weapons this guy could crush could build a copper mine!
Final achievement:
His distorted Roman armor was dug up in the Western Regions, and the inscription was arrogantly engraved——
"A thug from Emperor Wu of Wei's family, who works part-time as the ceiling of human martial arts. Please don't disturb me when you are traveling."
(Core selling points: historical events are fully fidelity + battle details are all broken + reckless men's daily lives are all hilarious)
(This book is completely fantasy. Please do not substitute it for real history or the original Romance of the Three Kingdoms. If there are any plot problems, please point them out and the author will work hard to modify them. Thank you (#^.^#))
Reader comments
It's not bad to turn your brain over and read it as a cool article
I'll give you five stars, but I'd better find a class. This profession may not suit you.
Hahahahahaha
It is actually right to read the comments first. Although the writing is flawed, it is not easy to give some encouragement when writing a book.
It's not bad to turn your brain over and read it as a cool article
I'll give you five stars, but I'd better find a class. This profession may not suit you.
Hahahahahaha
It is actually right to read the comments first. Although the writing is flawed, it is not easy to give some encouragement when writing a book.
Very cool, very beautiful