Three Kingdoms: I Want to Hitch Myself to a Strong Ally, but the Marquis of Wu Is Only Nine

It's rare to see this kind of story, it has the charm of the mythical version of the Three Kingdoms (it's too lengthy later on, I followed it for more than five years in middle school and high school, and I haven't read much since college). I really like reading Fu Liu's Three Kingdoms novels. It's very interesting. I hope it can be updated more often. Come on!

It's pretty good. The Three Kingdoms has been sung for so long, just to sing about Liu Bei's benevolence and Zhuge Liang's loyalty. The romanticism of Shu Han is the only bright spot in troubled times. I would also support Cao Cao except for massacring cities and cannibalism. However, if there were no Three Kingdoms of Shu Han, The country was in pure troubled times. Sun Quan had no ambition and was tied to death by a noble family. He stopped at Hefei and then backstabbed his allies and killed Guan Yu. It was ridiculous that the military generals of the Wu Kingdom were still strengthening. In short, he envied the three sworn brothers who lived and died together. Alas Of course, it would be better if the extraordinary power was deleted

It's pretty good so far [laughing]

Li Wenchen assists Liu, with a pan-romantic world view, extraordinary, and a bit like Shensan, but the pace of this book is faster than the other, and the author has his own understanding. The protagonist's ability crushes plain civil servants, his discussion of Taoism shocks Nanhua, and he becomes the teacher of nine-year-old Zhuge Liang. What I like most is the plot where the protagonist is showing off

Whenever you achieve great success in your mind, you will also receive a destiny.

It's very interesting. You can see people's different personalities in the article. It's very interesting. Come on. It didn't lower the IQ of other counselors, five stars!

I saw Chapter 5, which is a bit interesting. It's a way I haven't thought of. This strategy is okay. The characters are vivid. The author will deceive little pearls, so be careful.

The writing is great, it just depends on how the text is written later.

There are many books about the Three Kingdoms, but this one is not that serious and has its own plot design. You can continue reading.

I think it's okay. Why is the rating so low?