As soon as Fang, the God of War, opened his eyes, he turned into Lu Bu, the most rebellious boy in the Three Kingdoms!
The past has disappeared like smoke, and it is now the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty.
Although the future is uncertain, the pure heart of Quanquan has not been lost!
He definitely doesn't want to be known as the most anti-bone boy in history!
There is only one goal, to be the most hardcore royalist in the Han Dynasty!
He wanted to smash the ambitions of the feudal lords to separatist rule, turn the tide from collapse, and support the Han Dynasty from collapse.
He wants to stun everyone who is looking forward to his defection: Do you think I, Lu Bu, can only devour the Lord?
Wrong! If I want to be loyal, I will be so loyal that I will make the heavens and the gods weep, and I will weld the dragon chair to death under Emperor Xian's butt!
What about Wang Situ, Dong Taishi, Yuan Benchu, Cao Mengde, Liu Huangshu... Times have changed!
I, Lu Bu, will protect this big man!
However, when he suddenly tore a crack in the troubled times with his unparalleled force and unreasonable loyalty, everyone was confused!
Could this Lu Bu have hysteria somewhere?
Reader comments
One shining point in this article is the author's plan: in the name of building a hut, he recruits civilian men on the surface, but actually recruits remnants and trains the soldiers. Haha, this strategy is quite amazing, because in so many Lu Bu time travel stories, no author would have thought of recruiting civilians as soldiers in the name of building Xiwu. Haha, it's pretty good. If in ancient times, the author could have been a military advisor.
One shining point in this article is the author's plan: in the name of building a hut, he recruits civilian men on the surface, but actually recruits remnants and trains the soldiers. Haha, this strategy is quite amazing, because in so many Lu Bu time travel stories, no author would have thought of recruiting civilians as soldiers in the name of building Xiwu. Haha, it's pretty good. If in ancient times, the author could have been a military advisor.
A different Lu Bu, come on, author!