I followed you into battle from childhood, surviving countless brushes with death to help you rise from a poor peddler of woven mats and straw sandals to a feudal lord. But as soon as we entered Xinye, you set up an altar outside the city and cried, “Let Liu Shan become my heir and carry on the bloodline of the Han!”
What great responsibility can a seven-year-old child possibly bear?
When we raised troops in Zhuo Commandery, you were broke. I persuaded the wealthy merchant Zhang Shiping to give up his entire fortune to help you recruit soldiers, and only then could you raise the banner bearing the name Liu! Yet you told the world it was “the will of Heaven,” erasing my contributions!
At the decisive battle of Guangzong, I led the troops in defending the central camp. I took nine arrows and still kept you safe as we fought our way out. After the battle, you rewarded me with a pot of cheap wine, while the credit for the greatest service went to Guan and Zhang!
When we were trapped in Haixi with our provisions cut off, I rode alone into Yuan Shu's camp, killed the grain officer, and seized food. I collapsed from hunger on the battlefield and nearly died! The first thing you asked when you woke up was, “Where is General Guan?”
When Xuzhou was in crisis and Tao Qian offered the governorship to others three times, I ran everywhere, persuading Chen Deng and Kong Rong to support you as our leader! Yet you gave me a scrawny horse and said, “The heir needs to prove himself.” What utter absurdity!
Liu Shan? That boy who can't even recite the Analects properly, that mediocre child who listened to slander and pushed Mi Zhu aside!
And I, Liu Lin...
The arrows from Guangzong are still lodged in my shoulder blade.
The hunger in Haixi burned through my stomach.
You call yourself benevolent and righteous?
Would a benevolent and righteous man cast aside a meritorious servant like trash?
From this day on, Liu Lin and you are sworn enemies!
Since you chose Ah Dou, I'll show this chaotic world that the throne belongs to the one capable of bringing order to the realm!
Since you want to play the benevolent ruler, I'll show the world how much scheming and cold-heartedness hide beneath your crown!
Liu Bei, you showed me no mercy. Don't blame me for bringing chaos and cleansing the court in the name of the emperor!
I like reading novels about Liu Da Er being suppressed and failing.
It does not reflect the modern advantages of traversers
It's okay. The title of the book is a fusion of Li Cunxiao. I thought it was a fusion of his martial arts. I didn't expect it to be summoned. It feels like it has weakened his strength a bit. After beating Xiahou, he still needs Shihe, and beating Zhang Fei and Guan Yu still needs Lily.
The book is good and well written. At least it shows the courage of the protagonist, who cannot bear to swallow his anger, and his true temperament!
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That's awesome, follow Cao Cao's path, leaving Boss Cao with nowhere to go! ! ! [Laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying]
The writing is smooth and concise [Like][Like] Good start, like it👍
I have read a lot of novels of this type, and the writing is better than anything else I have read! The author gives you a thumbs up~
The content of the book is well conceived, but Zhao Yun was left out of writing about the Three Kingdoms. The other four generals all have roles, which is a bit beautiful.
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I like reading novels about Liu Da Er being suppressed and failing.
It does not reflect the modern advantages of traversers
It's okay. The title of the book is a fusion of Li Cunxiao. I thought it was a fusion of his martial arts. I didn't expect it to be summoned. It feels like it has weakened his strength a bit. After beating Xiahou, he still needs Shihe, and beating Zhang Fei and Guan Yu still needs Lily.
The book is good and well written. At least it shows the courage of the protagonist, who cannot bear to swallow his anger, and his true temperament!
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
That's awesome, follow Cao Cao's path, leaving Boss Cao with nowhere to go! ! ! [Laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying]
The writing is smooth and concise [Like][Like] Good start, like it👍
I have read a lot of novels of this type, and the writing is better than anything else I have read! The author gives you a thumbs up~
The content of the book is well conceived, but Zhao Yun was left out of writing about the Three Kingdoms. The other four generals all have roles, which is a bit beautiful.
The plot is smooth and fascinating.