The Three Kingdoms: You Are in My Heart

So pretty! One of my favorite Three Kingdoms fans! All the author's articles are very relaxing and pleasant to read, and have a sense of healing. It's a pity that it's too late qwq

It's been a long time since I watched it again and I still think it's great! Wen Ye from 13 years ago is still very capable!

Wow, this article is really great! I liked it so much that I couldn't stand the original Romance of the Three Kingdoms after reading it. Hahaha, both the ending and the emotional line are perfect (????????) ? Praise to my wife~Praise to Cao Da and Ayou~Wish you happiness! I re-wrote "Dangyang Changzhi's Heart Pill" from the Romance of the Three Kingdoms TV series and gave it to Miss Xun (?????) (Cao Da, you won't be jealous8x) "Bronze Birds Don't Smile, Spring Hearts Are Foolish" (Xun Youge) So close yet so far away Poetry and wine take advantage of youth Plant a millennium and plant a millet Flowers fall in Mr. Cao's house If love lasts for a long time Spring and Autumn History Book Ren Xiahua Tongquen Mo Xiaochun is stupid at heart How can thousands of miles of mountains and rivers reach him? Gongda Gongda picturesque Bogutong can bring peace to the world~

Woohoo! ! I really want to buy a customized copy! ! Are there any kind-hearted sisters willing to part ways with me? ! Sincere

Qingqing Zijin, 'You' caress my heart ~ scatter flowers ~

It's been four years. I looked at the time and it's eleven years. Oh, Rolls is so awesome.

I really liked what Cao Cao wrote! I watched it again, I really liked it

A good piece of Three Kingdoms. Because I didn't feel that the original character in the original work had a particularly deep impression, I was quite accepting of the idea of ​​traveling into such a character. I think the evaluation of "virility is better than treachery" is pretty good~ The lack of war scenes and strategies is probably a common problem for women writing Three Kingdoms novels. The war scenes in Feitian's Liangsanguowen are worth learning from. Three more bugs come to mind. The first is that Cao Cao never said, "I would rather teach me to betray the world than let the world betray me." He only said, "I would rather betray others than others betray me." The second one is a language error. In Chapter 51, "Practice Zen to enlighten the Tao." At this time, Buddhism first entered China. There was no Zen, and Bodhidharma had not even arrived in China. He had not practiced Zen, let alone enlightened the Tao. The third thing is that I think there may not be cats in the Eastern Han Dynasty, let alone white cats. It seems that there are no white civet cats that are purely native. But this is not a conclusive conclusion. Maybe it came from the Silk Road. However, it is quite weird to give a cat to a man. It seems to weaken the masculinity. These are all small bugs, but I am still very happy to read a good article. In addition, a doubt was never explained in the ending, whether Cao Cao wanted to be the Duke of Zhou of the Han Dynasty. If he wanted to, then Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty would personally rule in the future. Before, he went to the palace with his sword and killed Dong Guifei. I felt that Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty would hold a grudge. If he doesn't usurp power, Huo Guang will be a lesson to him, and Zhang Juzheng and others will be worshiped. I guess Xun You will persuade him to stop. In order to avoid being whipped and dug up, and for the sake of the little carrots at home, he should change his name and country title as soon as possible~

Found it! Saw it a long time ago

Apart from feeling a little sorry for the Governor, I still really like this article... But the ending of the Governor in this article is probably doomed. A long river chants, and the song finally becomes a masterpiece.