Three Kingdoms: Liu Bei's Daoist Heart Crumbles After I Dismiss the Hidden Dragon

I didn't read much, just the synopsis, and the character's personality is completely distorted. Liu Bei couldn't possibly do such a thing; he had so few men under his command, and he even drove them away. He's not a normal person.

... For no reason at all Want to follow Cao Cao without status or prestige? Pfft.

That's bullshit. Where do these people on the dark web come from? Where do they get their money? Amazing! Six years of using this kind of support, what did it change about Liu Bei?

Actually, I couldn't hold back my laughter after reading the synopsis.

The tension was already starting to build from the very first chapter. Strategists aren't a position, and nobody complains about having too few advisors; most have seven or eight, and some, like Yuan Shao and Cao Cao, have dozens. It's just a matter of whether their advice is adopted or not.

What a mess! I was actually looking forward to seeing this, but then this old Feng's list of successful candidates popped up and made me laugh instead 🤣🤣🤣

Was it really written by a human?

It's a bit too dark. [Shocked]

7 Stars for encouragement! Liu Bei has been portrayed as a villain! 😂😂😂 Historical records show that Huang Quan surrendered to Wei but didn't kill his family or relatives. Those who joined Liu Bei before him in Jingzhou were all loyal followers. Even if he didn't want to use them, he wouldn't have driven them away like this. And you're a time traveler with no background or family connections—why would Cao Cao use you? 😂😂

Good grief, you might believe Cao Cao, but Liu Bei desperately needed a strategist!