The rat from Jiangdong is Sun Quan, what does it have to do with me, Sun Ce?
Chen Yuan traveled to the period of the Three Kingdoms and became Zhou Yu's disciple. At this time, Sun Ce was really short of manpower to start a business and invited Zhou Yu to conquer the world together. The protagonist and Zhou Yu defected to Sun Quan together. They found that it was not like a novel, one is headstrong and the other is small. Chen Yuan used God's perspective to successfully gain the approval of the two, so Sun Ce, who drank the wine, waved his hand and said, "Let's swore sworn vows to the Yangtze River water."
Reader comments
I wanted to pick up some books to read on the road this afternoon. I didn't feel much about this book at first, but the more I read, the more I became fascinated. The author did not focus on the secret wars during the Three Kingdoms period, but focused on describing the glory of human nature. There is also warmth and tenderness in troubled times. At the same time, it is one of the few books about the Wu Kingdom that I have seen. Although the rating has not been released yet, I feel As long as I can keep writing steadily, I will start at nine points. It's not like I'm running out of money. This is also my first time to write a review because I think this book is worthy of being read by more people. In short, if you want to like Three Kingdoms and want to read something light and enjoyable, this book is worth reading, but it's too early to read this book. The author has just started writing and has caught up not long ago qwq
It's very good, it doesn't favor Jiangdong, and it also shows the friendship between the three Shu Han brothers. It just feels like Cao Cao's group of advisers is a bit weakened, and it feels like only Guo Jia is always on the scene.
It's really good. The characters are not rigidly drawn, the plot is reasonable, and there are some minor intellectual problems, which are harmless.
There are very few stories about Sun Ce in history. I have seen it now. The author's writing style is very good and the brotherhood is vividly displayed. It is worth reading. I hope the author will continue to write.
Very nice, but too short
There are some minor flaws, but they are innocuous. I have no systematic praise. I recommend you take a look.
There are some flaws, but the characterization is good. I recommend it.
Nice, very nice
Don't worry about AI, it's still pretty good. It's a bit annoying to see some similar plots all the time.
I watched it for so long that I forgot to comment [shy][shy][shy]
It's rare to see someone writing about Soochow. It's very good. I hope I can stick to it.
I think it's a very interesting book in Three Kingdoms. [Please update][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post]
In Jiangdong, which is rare in Tomato's Three Kingdoms novels, the protagonist and Zhou Yu are classmates, and they later got stirrups and curved plows. He also changed Sun Ce's original destiny and blocked an arrow for him.
I wanted to pick up some books to read on the road this afternoon. I didn't feel much about this book at first, but the more I read, the more I became fascinated. The author did not focus on the secret wars during the Three Kingdoms period, but focused on describing the glory of human nature. There is also warmth and tenderness in troubled times. At the same time, it is one of the few books about the Wu Kingdom that I have seen. Although the rating has not been released yet, I feel As long as I can keep writing steadily, I will start at nine points. It's not like I'm running out of money. This is also my first time to write a review because I think this book is worthy of being read by more people. In short, if you want to like Three Kingdoms and want to read something light and enjoyable, this book is worth reading, but it's too early to read this book. The author has just started writing and has caught up not long ago qwq
It's very good, it doesn't favor Jiangdong, and it also shows the friendship between the three Shu Han brothers. It just feels like Cao Cao's group of advisers is a bit weakened, and it feels like only Guo Jia is always on the scene.
It's really good. The characters are not rigidly drawn, the plot is reasonable, and there are some minor intellectual problems, which are harmless.
There are very few stories about Sun Ce in history. I have seen it now. The author's writing style is very good and the brotherhood is vividly displayed. It is worth reading. I hope the author will continue to write.
Very nice, but too short
There are some minor flaws, but they are innocuous. I have no systematic praise. I recommend you take a look.
There are some flaws, but the characterization is good. I recommend it.
Nice, very nice
Don't worry about AI, it's still pretty good. It's a bit annoying to see some similar plots all the time.
I watched it for so long that I forgot to comment [shy][shy][shy]
It's rare to see someone writing about Soochow. It's very good. I hope I can stick to it.
I think it's a very interesting book in Three Kingdoms. [Please update][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post]
In Jiangdong, which is rare in Tomato's Three Kingdoms novels, the protagonist and Zhou Yu are classmates, and they later got stirrups and curved plows. He also changed Sun Ce's original destiny and blocked an arrow for him.