Xu Wu was broken up by his girlfriend and lay drunk on the rooftop for four years during the reign of Emperor Guanghe of the Eastern Han Dynasty. He borrowed a corpse and resurrected himself as Liu Wuyang, Prince Jing of Zhongshan in Jizhou County. He pretended to be his old servant Liu Hai alive in the coffin. Obtained the method of breaking the military halberd and the blue dragon halberd left by Li Yan, practiced and awakened the knowledge, armed color and domineering spirit, swung the halberd in the back mountain and encountered a giant white tiger. Three years before the troubled times, he gathered strength to close the country and Zhang Zhaoyun rewrote the ending of the late Han Dynasty.
Reader comments
The protagonist's name is very problematic. In the late Han Dynasty, three-character names were generally those of untouchables, not nobles. Which nobleman had a double name? In the late Han Dynasty, those names had two names.
This book should be called "Three Kingdoms: Heroes Fight for Hegemony" and it has been completed. The content is exactly the same, and even the name of the protagonist has not been changed [face covering]
The protagonist's name is very problematic. In the late Han Dynasty, three-character names were generally those of untouchables, not nobles. Which nobleman had a double name? In the late Han Dynasty, those names had two names.
This book should be called "Three Kingdoms: Heroes Fight for Hegemony" and it has been completed. The content is exactly the same, and even the name of the protagonist has not been changed [face covering]