Three Kingdoms: You Were Supposed to Be a Son-in-Law, Yet You Help Lu Bu Become Emperor

I have read fifty chapters of this book now, and I really feel that it is pretty good. In fact, I feel a bit pity that the historical Lu Bu died in Baimenlou so early. After all, in my heart, he is still the number one in the world in terms of military force in the Three Kingdoms. It's a bit hard to calm down. I didn't expect to find a novel here that can help me successfully counterattack. It feels really good. Actually, compared to the kind of novels that directly penetrate historical figures, I just like to read novels like this, which help the original historical figures to change history bit by bit from the perspective of an outsider. I feel that novels written in this way will be more exciting. They will not lose the original flesh-and-blood appearance of the original historical figures, but they can also try their best to slowly change history little by little and make up for the regrets of history. Finally, this one has no system and is not so brainless. It is not like some systems that directly use the system to obtain dimensionality reduction strikes such as aircraft and cannons. Instead, it uses some modern theories and explains them in simple vernacular to the generals, so that they can slowly understand it. There is also a good battle of wits. Although I don't know much about those tactics, I feel that it is very well written. Also, the daily flirting between the heroine and the hero could be written in more detail. I really like this heroine's sometimes domineering character. Let's not talk about it for now. I'm going to continue to pursue books. Goodbye!

Although the real fiction and real characters are not as detailed as "Water Margin" or as rich as "The End of Ten Days", they still have flesh and blood, fine chaff, fine chaff! It is a book that teaches people the power of kings and the strategies to follow their own desires. It is not a boring book, but it is actually very interesting. I highly recommend it!

After reading a book for such a long time, I feel that this is the best book about the Three Kingdoms. It is not just mindless. It is obvious that the author has consulted the knowledge of the Three Kingdoms, but he has not recovered after being ill for two months. As a result, he went out for a medical treatment and found that the book has stopped... I hope the author can open another new book 🤦 🤦 In short, the writing is very good and the rhythm is good. I respect the author greatly and hope that everything will be fine for the author. Well... The sky is high and the road is far away. Goodbye in the world.

It's awesome. The protagonist relies on his resourcefulness to gain a foothold in Lu Bu's army. The daily life of the young couple is so sweet.

The angle is novel, there is no harem, the relationship between the young couple is very sweet and touching, they can sacrifice their lives for each other, in short, it is very good Traveling through time does not rely on the system but relies on resourcefulness. Although it is too versatile, as an online novel, it is just a pleasure.

The author said that the wedding has been held, why don't you give it a five-star review? I came and gave it. Although this book has some flaws, it is really enjoyable to read! Although I have read dozens of Three Kingdoms fanfics, this one also made me addicted😍

Not bad. Update a few more chapters. The protagonist can study many powerful formations and tactics. In ancient times, there were many powerful formations and tactics. The protagonist can study them and make some catapults. The catapult is also very powerful. A huge stone can kill many people. And then The protagonist's troops must have a lot of shield soldiers. Shield soldiers are also very important and can withstand a lot of damage. The protagonist is training a group of elite soldiers, and then makes a lot of powerful weapons and equipment and sends them to those soldiers and generals to improve their combat effectiveness.

It is said that "the general trend of the world will be divided after a long period of time." The Three Kingdoms written by Luo Guanzhong are never a dry line of dynasty change, but a group of living people creating fierce sparks in troubled times. You will feel the panic and heartbeat of Liu Bei hiding the spoon when making wine with green plums. You will sigh for Guan Yu's hesitation in releasing Cao with his horizontal sword on Huarong Road. You will shed tears when Kong Ming burns the last seven-star lamp on Wuzhangyuan - there is no absolute right or wrong here. Cao Mengde holds the emperor to order everyone. Hou is a talented man, but he is also jealous of killing people in his dreams; Liu Xuande attracts people's hearts with his benevolence, but he also has the recklessness to avenge his brothers; Zhuge Kongming counted the seven stars in the east wind to extend his life, but in the end he could not resist the fate of "man's plan and God's success". A hundred years later, the country has returned to the Sima family, and those all-powerful heroes have become stories in the gossips of fishermen and firewoodmen. But when you close the page, you can still hear the neighing of the horses in Hulao Pass, and you can also see the fire on the Chibi River that burns half of the sky. This power of blending the desolation of troubled times and the unwillingness of heroes into the lines is the reason why this novel has been passed down for thousands of years and is still alive.

In fact, there is still a misunderstanding about the image of Lu Bu who killed Ding Yuan in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms and was portrayed as an unjust person. Lu Bu belonged to the Bingzhou Army. After the Bingzhou Army surrendered to Dong Zhuo in He Jin's old army, the Bingzhou Army soon wavered, and a classic scene in the novel appeared. The filial son Lu Bu killed his adoptive father Ding Yuan and led his "head" to surrender to Dong Zhuo. The misunderstanding was even greater here. First of all, Ding Yuan had to die. This was not Lu Bu's decision, but the decision of all the soldiers in Bingzhou. Otherwise, how could it be possible that Ding Yuan died and everyone followed Lu Bu? Then you have to avenge Ding Yuan. Go and try to kill Liu Bei. Will Guan Yu and Zhang Fei follow you? Even if Cao Cao is killed, Xiahou Dun and Cao Hong will not be able to follow you. The headless commander Ding Yuan, as Jinwu, is known as the Trident of the Capital City together with Sili Colonel Yuan Shao and Henan Yin Wangyun. This grandson has long sold Bingzhou soldiers to the nobles. Even the Luoyang Forbidden Army does not want to be the lackeys of the nobles, let alone the Bingzhou border troops. They killed him and supported Boss Lu! Lu Bu's killing of Ding Yuan had nothing to do with his character. He was just executing military orders and was influenced by the romance. It felt like Lu Bu wanted to call Diao Chan his foster father, but in the official history, he recognized a godfather: Dong Zhuo. Dong Zhuo's official identity at that time was Bingzhou Mu (from "Pei Zhu Three Kingdoms. Biography of Dong Zhuo. Lingdi Ji"). My Bingzhou army carried out the military orders of Bingzhou Mu. What's the problem with this? Even if we have to talk about personal feelings, Lu Bu might really be closer to Dong Zhuo. Dong Zhuo had been the governor of Bingzhou more than ten years ago (from "Three Kingdoms: Biography of Dong Zhuo") before Ding Yuan. The two may have known each other at that time, just like the relationship between Liu Bei and Zhao Yun in the novel. Therefore, Lu Bu may not be wrong if it is just moral. Ding Yuan has three tigers of Bingzhou, Lu Bu, Zhang Liao, and Zhang Yang. The relationship between Zhang Liao and Zhang Yang has always been very strong. Until Lu Bu's death, he was not punished. If Lu Bu killed Ding Yuan out of sheer selfishness, what would the two brothers say? The eldest brother can't stand up for the younger brother, so contribute your head. It's "reasonable and legal", right? [Gnath][gnath][gnath]

Author, your novel is really refreshing and unconventional. Come on! There are just too many emotional scenes with Lu Bu's daughter... After all, you are writing about the Three Kingdoms, the Three Kingdoms, you know...