Hilarious Three Kingdoms: The Birth of a Drama Queen

Adu really dares to write! Guan Yu put on a facial mask and Zhang Fei wore "special attire for banquets", changing the serious Three Kingdoms into a comedy variety show. He couldn't stop laughing throughout the whole process. The time spent listening to the book increased rapidly, and the gold coins were easily obtained! Liu Bei: As long as my second brother can fight, I can apply facial mask if I like. Guan Yu: Brother, don't worry, the mask won't delay me from passing five levels and killing six generals. I respect this brotherhood first, and I want to see more famous scenes!

This book breaks away from tradition, and is full of vivid connotations between the lines. The plot is compact and not procrastinating, the emotions are delicate and exciting, the characters have distinctive personalities, and the subject matter is novel. It is definitely a good article worth reading!

The writing style is delicate, the point of view is novel, and the comedy makes people think deeply. Who dares to say that Liu Bei didn't think that way at the beginning? I like this ambitious guy better than the crying Liu Bei. As for the second brother, I can only say that you are crazy...

The article lives up to its name [laughs] A very funny Three Kingdoms theme [eating melon] The author's writing style is witty and re-constructs historical stories. It is very easy and interesting to read. It deserves five-star recommendation [Like][Like][Like] Looking forward to the follow-up wonderful performance [laughs][Chigua][Chigua]

The craziest thing about this novel is that it dares to drag all the heroes of the Three Kingdoms off the altar and then trample on them. Liu Bei stopped crying, his middle soul was blazing, and he opened his mouth with passionate lines; Guan Yu was no longer arrogant, he completely abandoned the burden of being a martial saint, and had full attributes of a wretched woman; Zhang Fei was still the stupid young man, with his stupidity reaching the sky. The three actors work together and are addicted to stealing scenes. They cause trouble wherever they go, and take turns bombarding them with bizarre operations. This is not the Three Kingdoms you know. There is no plot, no tragedy, just the carnival after the "character collapse". But think about it carefully - those heroes who were enshrined on the altar were originally just mortals. The author just smashed the idols to let them take a breath and have fun. After laughing until my abdominal muscles are sore, what is left is not emptiness, but a strange kind of relief: it turns out that history can be played like this.

The theme of the story is novel, the plot is compact and not sloppy, the author is very imaginative, and the plot is very creative. It gives people a sense of painting and is very attractive. The protagonist's character is likeable, the plot advances layer by layer, and the twists and turns are surprising. Highly recommended!

"The Hilarious Three Kingdoms: The Birth of the Actor" will subvert your understanding of the Three Kingdoms! The funny Liu Bei in the second grade, the wretched and sissy Guan Yu, and the stupid Zhang Fei are three actors who perform on the same stage. They steal the show and steal the limelight throughout the whole process. All kinds of absurd plots are intensively delivered, and the comedy effect is directly maximized. There are no serious plots, only hilarious famous scenes, giving you a different joyful drama of the Three Kingdoms! Everyone is welcome to read and share, and I hope this work can bring you happiness! [Laugh][laugh][laugh]

"The Hilarious Three Kingdoms: The Birth of the Drama Queen" is really well written and extremely funny [laugh][laugh][laugh][like][like][like]

It is a very funny novel about the Three Kingdoms. It subverts the style of the previous Three Kingdoms themes. The characters are very creatively portrayed and the humorous ideas about the Three Kingdoms are worth picking up and giving it a read.

"The Hilarious Three Kingdoms: The Birth of the Actor" is a humorous novel that combines history and Internet sense, reshaping the characters of the Three Kingdoms with humorous writing. The plot is cleverly interspersed with modern memes, such as "Express Delivery" and "Drama Queen", etc., Vividly presenting the machinations and humanity of Liu Bei, Cao Cao, Zhuge and other characters. The language is vivid, the rhythm is lively, and it boldly innovates on the basis of respecting historical facts, allowing readers to appreciate the events of the Three Kingdoms with laughter. Overall it is light and interesting, suitable for readers who like history and humor. Highly recommended!