Lynch traveled through time and became a descendant of a declining noble. If he wanted to inherit the land left behind by his ancestors' military achievements, he had to pay an inheritance tax first. Lynch had to borrow money from the Church of Light. I originally thought of relying on the Three Kingdoms Summoning System that I carry with me to make a comeback, but I didn't expect that the system was seriously unreliable. Let's see how Lin Qi leads a group of Three Kingdoms leftovers to defeat the old, middle and young foreign players in the Middle Ages and grow into a generation of protectors of the country.
Reader comments
The various jokes are just right, it's not a joke for the sake of being funny, and there's nothing wrong with the plot. I haven't found any poison points for me so far.
And the author also knows all kinds of jokes very well. Where should it be used. The rhythm and progression of the plot are pretty good. As a piece of entertainment, it's pretty good. The plot is also passable. I don't need too much praise for a good story, that's enough.
I have a question here. The author didn't reply to me in the paragraph review. Doesn't Fu Jiang usually refer to Cao Hong? Why is it written as Cao Ren by the author?
Sudden death, and looking at the works so far, the number of ratings is still insufficient and there is no specific rating. The number of readers has not exceeded 10,000, which can only be said to be a pity. The data is really not good, and it is understandable that the author has finished.
It's a pity. I hope that one day the data will be better and I can write it again. The various jokes and plots are still remarkable.
The author is very familiar with the various gags in the Three Kingdoms works. The daily gags are quite interesting, but the main plot is a bit draggy and the voice-overs are a bit too much. I give it a five-star rating to encourage it.
There are a lot of scenes between the queen and the princess. I don't know if she is the heroine, but her current performance is just incompetent, furious and long legs... If she is really the heroine, please portray the key point of long legs well.
It feels pretty good. I'll give it five stars first.
Could it be that the Goose Village the author wrote about was the Goose City? [Sinister smile]
Four stars support it
Medium, medium, too medium
It's good to read it in your spare time. Brothers, please comment and don't let the book be sent.
A few of them took Pan Feng and others to play
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Not bad, I give it five stars now. Hope it doesn't collapse later.
The combination of imagination + complaints + various memes unexpectedly feels good, give it a good review
Come on, the author, I really like this kind of abstract and imaginative novel [Like][Like][Like]
It's well written and has a lot of jokes. It just feels like the ending is a bit rushed, but everything that needs to be explained is explained. A very nice short film.
The various jokes are just right, it's not a joke for the sake of being funny, and there's nothing wrong with the plot. I haven't found any poison points for me so far. And the author also knows all kinds of jokes very well. Where should it be used. The rhythm and progression of the plot are pretty good. As a piece of entertainment, it's pretty good. The plot is also passable. I don't need too much praise for a good story, that's enough. I have a question here. The author didn't reply to me in the paragraph review. Doesn't Fu Jiang usually refer to Cao Hong? Why is it written as Cao Ren by the author? Sudden death, and looking at the works so far, the number of ratings is still insufficient and there is no specific rating. The number of readers has not exceeded 10,000, which can only be said to be a pity. The data is really not good, and it is understandable that the author has finished. It's a pity. I hope that one day the data will be better and I can write it again. The various jokes and plots are still remarkable.
The author is very familiar with the various gags in the Three Kingdoms works. The daily gags are quite interesting, but the main plot is a bit draggy and the voice-overs are a bit too much. I give it a five-star rating to encourage it. There are a lot of scenes between the queen and the princess. I don't know if she is the heroine, but her current performance is just incompetent, furious and long legs... If she is really the heroine, please portray the key point of long legs well.
It feels pretty good. I'll give it five stars first. Could it be that the Goose Village the author wrote about was the Goose City? [Sinister smile]
Four stars support it
Medium, medium, too medium
It's good to read it in your spare time. Brothers, please comment and don't let the book be sent.
A few of them took Pan Feng and others to play
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Not bad, I give it five stars now. Hope it doesn't collapse later.
The combination of imagination + complaints + various memes unexpectedly feels good, give it a good review
Come on, the author, I really like this kind of abstract and imaginative novel [Like][Like][Like]
It's well written and has a lot of jokes. It just feels like the ending is a bit rushed, but everything that needs to be explained is explained. A very nice short film.