Three Kingdoms: The Emperor's Illegitimate Son, Starting with His Marriage to Diao Chan

Liu Hong is not worthy of being saved by a time traveler. It's better to take full control of yourself and rebel against the Three Kingdoms, even if it starts from a low level. In this kind of start, it is more satisfying to get a Diao Chan. Everything else is aggrieved.

It's good-looking, not mindless. I really like the fake father and son pairing of the male protagonist and Ling Emperor. Just don't accept Queen He later. There are so many beauties, so there's no need to go in the direction of beasts. I quite like the brotherly relationship between the male protagonist and Liu Bian.

This book is the best book among the novels of the Three Kingdoms. Anyone dares to use it. Sima Yi and Lu Bu are not good or bad, only ability. Everyone dares to use it. The invincible protagonist can be used by all princes and foreign races. Ninety percent of the people in China are aliens. The winner is the king and the loser is the bandit. There is no good or bad in the world, only interests. The invincible protagonist is not enough, not enough, ★★★★★. . . . . . . This author writes so beautifully. Transparent. There are many female protagonists, anyone can use it, even Japanese people can use it, the author is very transparent. One glance can see through people's hearts, just one thought. . . One million stars is too many, five stars is too few, the author doesn't read enough.

Let's talk about the shortcomings first: 1. The system is a relatively traditional task erasure type. 2. Gone. It has many advantages, such as the system's very low sense of existence, no tasks assigned, and erasure almost non-existence (so I don't know why the author had to make such a vicious point of erasure), the character and behavior are natural and reasonable, the plot is smooth, and the meat is unambiguous. In short, it is worth watching if you don't care about this non-existent threat of erasure.

Integrating wild history and official historical romance, it is generally a good-looking fictional novel. But it's not a brainless presumption, like a person killing hundreds or thousands of people in a novel, which is so fake that it's not human. Non-fiction characters in history do not have their IQs weakened like in other novels. They are not necessarily wise, but at least they are not mentally retarded. It is obviously more satisfying to subdue them or to show their holiness in front of normal people. The important point is that there are three emotions in this book so far, fun × excitement × logic is relatively reasonable. Reading online articles is just for fun, and having some logic is even more fun. As for the heroine, there are currently no mines in the place, and the Queen Mother may be locked and not exposed (this is very good, if you are not chaste, don't be exposed, even if it is locked and exposed, it will be very uncomfortable) This book currently does not include the Black Wei, Shu, and Wu. It gives many original works and respects historical figures. It is very good. A hodgepodge of officialdom → struggle for hegemony? Arts

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I like to watch this type of Three Kingdoms. It's not the kind where you fight every day, and the harem is just one's name. It's good. It writes more about interpersonal relationships, and don't leave out girls (Queen He) Also, the male protagonist does not hide his superpowers and shows them casually in front of people, but those people are not very surprised. I feel that these people will not be too surprised when the male protagonist flies up. I can write more about the reactions of the people who see the male protagonist when he appears in front of him.

It is a cool harem story, it is systematic, the way to become stronger is to take one into the harem and become stronger. Basically, all the good-looking ones are taken into the harem. Now they are immortals. I just suggest that there should be less harems, and more plots about the heroes of the Three Kingdoms developing the country, and interesting stories about them being in the same officialdom.

Quite interesting! I have seen similar themes on Douyin, but that one was about Qin Shihuang, and this one is about Liu Hong. The author's perspective is quite novel. There are so many in the Three Kingdoms genre. This is the first time I've seen the one that helped Liu Honghe become the Ten Constant Attendants!

It's a pity Queen He, it would be better if she also accepted it