Even Ant Bandits Can Go Wild

True or false, a hunter, in any era of the Three Kingdoms, would have no problem not only rescuing others, but also keeping himself fed. What's more, hunters in rural ravines are all somewhat capable. At least they can understand wild vegetables and common herbs. Please don't insult rural people. You might as well set the protagonist to be an ordinary farmer. In the countryside, in addition to herbal doctors, hunters also know basic pharmacology. What if they get injured in the mountains? Secondly, we basically know all the wild vegetables in the mountains. When it comes to the Three Kingdoms, let alone food, you know that eating trees is better than eating soil, right? Isn't Bingzhou so poor that even the trees are gone?

I'm really impressed by what those people boasted about in other books. I thought it was a good book, but one chapter almost poisoned people to death.

I'm really ashamed. Thank you all for your tolerance and support along the way.

I haven't finished reading it, and I don't want to read it, so I'll just talk about Liu Bei, and what's your mentality as the author? The whole Yellow Turban Saint is jealous of Liu Bei, and the protagonist is like the kind of villain in urban novels in the past, who is specially trampled by the protagonist. And this Yellow Turban Saint, this cold-faced one is also a Yellow Turban Saint? It's obvious that he has a condescending attitude and doesn't take the people under him seriously at all. Aren't you afraid of being tricked to death with this kind of person? Liu Bei, a member of the Han clan, knew how to be considerate of his subordinates, but what about this saint? To put it bluntly, it's just a vase. If you want to rebel or something, don't make a fuss about it. It's really inappropriate.

Give way to spinach? ? ? Are pig's feet waste? Or is it from time travel? What kind of brother book?

Just watched it, it's very good. Why doesn't anyone seem to be watching?

Originally, in the first few chapters, I wrote about a little character who would do anything to survive, which was great! When he was defending the city, when he was preparing to escape! He said that his woman was in the city, and then ran back! I just laughed! After pulling a few people, I felt happy!

I haven't read it for a long time. I will check in on the author from time to time. I feel like I really love the author!

Xun Yu had more than 20,000 elite troops, and Lu Bu only had about 40,000 to 50,000 troops. They were laying siege to the city. No matter how you looked at it, they should focus on holding on and stalling for time, waiting for Boss Cao to return reinforcements. Abandoning the city, at the cost of turning the whole city into ashes, to trick Lu Bu. I always feel that Xun Yu tricked Boss Cao, and it was a huge trap. If the city is lost, it is lost, and it can be taken back. Dongjun City is the capital of Yanzhou, and the foundation of Boss Cao is different from other Once his city is lost, Boss Cao will be like a duckweed without roots. Now a fire is burning it, which is enough to make Boss Cao vomit blood. It will be much more difficult for Boss Cao to make a comeback. As Boss Cao's counselor, Xun Yu should not not know this truth. There is something wrong with this fire! Although fire attack is good, it depends on the situation!

It makes no sense that three people, Liu Bei and Liu Bei, fell into the water and floated to the same place. This book is different from other Three Kingdoms novels because the author is more realistic, and his men will also suffer casualties, so he will not write it without thinking. But now, in order to leave enemies for the protagonist, Liu Bei and several of them did not die, especially Liu Bei. This is even more exaggerated than the protagonist's men having no casualties. They were shot into sieves and died early due to excessive blood loss. What does the author plan next? Are you arranging for Liu Bei to be eaten by crows while he is awake? Or resurrect with full health?