Dear bosses, do you prefer the kind of brainless pure flow or the kind of thinking and logic? Without belittling the intelligence of other princes, what is everyone's mentality? You can't even start, because this guy is just a withered bone in the grave, and that guy is just a bidder. I picked up the famous generals at every turn. This book is logically normal and unsystematic. It does not criticize historical figures and does not pick up generals indiscriminately. It is a slow-burning style. If you are interested, you can patiently take a look at the Three Kingdoms in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Look at the Three Kingdoms from Ma Chao's perspective. From different entry points, you can see the contradictions in the late Eastern Han Dynasty and what is loyalty and traitor. Everyone who can leave a name in history has the persistence and desire in his heart. Watch Ma Chao's transformation from a loyal minister to a hero.
"Dingding Lu at the End of the Han Dynasty" begins with Liu Bian's rebirth, Luoyang is in turmoil, and the world is falling apart. The protagonist lurks in a desperate situation, battles wits and courage with a group of late Han heroes, fights in the north and south, goes through many ups and downs, and finally conquers the world.
Is it okay for the author to promote his own historical article? It's not about golden fingers, it's more about fate and psychology, characterization, and philosophical debate (I will show it through stories)! I am shameless enough to promote my own book because I really don't have any data!
The home page saves 5000+ book shortages. It is a different world of the Three Kingdoms, with ratings of famous assassins from the Three Kingdoms and settings of ghost chronicles and ghost illustrations. The supporting character, a time traveler, has a mutilated memory in the tube, but has the lowest qualifications but just wants to fly to the top; the pervert Zhang Liao has poor abilities but has the lowest future, and laughs all the way: