Kong Rong, the weakest prince in the history of the Three Kingdoms, was actually a modern veteran who was sent flying by a tractor.
Surface: Confucius said, "A gentleman is a metaphor for righteousness."
In my heart: How much is benevolence and righteousness worth? Can I exchange it for Diao Chan?
In a desperate situation, his ancestor Confucius was forced to go to business and transformed on the spot into a "muscular sage" who was 2.4 Meters tall and weighed 600 kilograms:
"How to write the word 'ren'? First write '' with your fist, and then add two horizontal lines!"
What's even more exciting is that the [Beauty Value System] is activated, and you can redeem heaven-defying props by conquering famous beauties from the Three Kingdoms!
Cement recipes, improved gunpowder, and even Gatling (crossed out)... The technology tree is all lit up by wives!
As a result, the Three Kingdoms painting style completely collapsed:
At the beginning of the game, Zhao Yun, the young man who intercepted Hu at Changshan:
"Don't be afraid, Zilong, I'm not here to fight, I'm here to give you a salary, five insurances and one housing fund!"
Zhao Yun (pupils are shaking, I understand): It turns out that the Lord's "conquering people with virtue" refers to physical salvation + spiritual influence!
After Lu Bu was knocked away by a punch, he cried and asked, "What about convincing people with virtue?"
Yue Lingxiao wiped the blood from his fist and smiled elegantly: "I'm already convinced, physics."
One sentence summary: A hilarious story about a Confucian giant who spoke of benevolence, justice, etiquette, wisdom and trust, and who loved all the women in the world. He did not speak Confucianism but knew a little bit about fists and kicks. He opened a harem and established hegemony in the Three Kingdoms!
Reader comments
How should I put it? The author wrote that Liu Hong died before the outbreak of the Yellow Turban Rebellion. It's not my cup of tea.
How should I put it? The author wrote that Liu Hong died before the outbreak of the Yellow Turban Rebellion. It's not my cup of tea.