The Strongest Counselor of the Three Kingdoms

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I wonder how many of these clicks are from Lily Books to see if anyone has been sucked to death.

Carrying private goods is quite serious! I know that the author believes in Buddhism, but it's okay not to mention anything about monks in the Three Kingdoms novel! How many people in that era knew what a monk was? The protagonist's wife also chanted sutras and chanted Buddha's name for him. A woman from a mountain village could be considered knowledgeable if she knew about Confucius, but she could still know such an unpopular thing!

Hahaha! ! The person who responded to me for the first time was actually the author! I read several books at the same time and posted comments several times, but I never received a single reply. This is the first time I published a review in "The Strongest Counselor". I didn't expect the reply I received immediately. The person who replied to me was actually the author "Cang Yexiongfeng (The One Who Lives Alone)". Can I still sleep if I am so excited? This is simply the author with the best attitude! Well, continue to pay attention to "The Strongest Counselor". There is no guarantee that you can subscribe to the full course, but you can still subscribe to most of the parts. I will read "The Mythical Version of the Three Kingdoms" introduced by the author, but I also recommend the author to read "The Evil Man" and "The House of the Three Kingdoms" that I introduced. "The Evil Man" is definitely violent enough! And what Cao Cao said to Dong Fei (the protagonist, Dong Zhuo's son) in the last few chapters: The only heroes in the world are Meng De and the common man (Dong Fei)! Impressive! In "The House of the Three Kingdoms", the protagonist Jiang Zhe's gentlemanly demeanor, who is good at internal affairs and strategy, but not good at internal fighting, is really impressive! I feel that Chen Xiu can also become a person like Jiang Zhe, a humble gentleman, gentle as jade, but wise and vicious! The spirit and courage that makes the princes fearful and calms the world! Mesmerizing! Intoxicating! Finally, I would like to suggest the author to listen to Yi Zhongtian's "Taste of the Three Kingdoms". What is said in it is very interesting. I heard the episode "Kong Rong", "Mi Heng", "Cui Yan" and "Yang Xiu" are very interesting, and they are simply seeking death! Especially Cui Yan! This guy was just, moral, well-born, talented, and handsome, but he was suddenly beheaded by Cao Cao! It simply explains: if you look handsome, you will die quickly! This sentence! I feel like it would be fun to add them to the backend of "The Strongest Strategist"! Of course, this is just my suggestion, As an old bookworm, in one sentence: I hope your story will amaze me! ! !

I heard that I was so sucked to death that I came here to have a look.

*****Come on, big, big, big, top, top, top, top

Nowadays, there are very few Three Kingdoms novels in which the protagonist does not help others. It can be written well.

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It is a good choice to vote for Cao Cao. Anyway, in his later years, the protagonist's family will still be wiped out by the Sima family.

Who knows who the heroine is? Tell me

After seeing the introduction, I was no longer interested. Reborn in the Three Kingdoms, not being a master yourself, but being a slave to others, it really doesn't make much sense. Of course, some people must say that a disciple from a poor family during the Three Kingdoms period could not become a prince so easily, but don't forget, this is just a novel. You have better luck writing it.

Give me a recommendation vote, I like the content of the novel. But say something else. This book was recommended to me after reading other books. I thought the writing was okay, but every time you open your mouth and say a few sentences to yourself, your sense of immersion is completely destroyed by this thing. You said you didn't want to publish a single chapter for the first single chapter. Can you count how many single chapters you have so far? Please put the single chapters in the works. When reading a novel, it doesn't matter what style it is, it has to be brought into the audience. After reading it, something else comes out. What I'm reading is your novel, not a talk show.

I lost interest after just a few chapters.

I like counselor-type novels, but they are all about vying for world supremacy. It's so hard to find one. It's so boring. I'd better give up.

1. At the end of the Han Dynasty, there was no such thing as the Three Qing Dynasties; 2. Wuliang Tianzun is just a novelist's statement. Taoist priests generally would not say this, let alone Taiping Dao. 3. Although Buddhism came to China very early, its influence in the late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms was not great, so ordinary people would not say thank you to gods and Buddhas.

It's so fake and has no logic. I can't stand it anymore when I see the three heroes fighting Lu Bu. Is Lu Yi so strong? And Cao Cao and Chen Gong wiped out the whole family?

Like the title, I want to collect some knowledge about daily life, such as how to exchange five baht coins and grain, etc., As well as official positions, etc. Thank you.

Give me a recommendation vote, I like the content of the novel. But say something else. This book was recommended to me after reading other books. I thought the writing was okay, but every time you open your mouth and say a few sentences to yourself, your sense of immersion is completely destroyed by this thing. You said you didn't want to publish a single chapter for the first single chapter. Can you count how many single chapters you have so far? Please put the single chapters in the works. When reading a novel, it doesn't matter what style it is, it has to be brought into the audience. After reading it, something else comes out. What I'm reading is your novel, not a talk show.

Emm am I the only one who thinks of Yang Xiu?

I made a cover, and it finally came out. It took a long time to get it out, and now it's waiting for review. I'm sorry for making all my reading friends unhappy. If you don't have many favorites and recommendations, can you be more aggressive?

I heard that the author has released 50 updates. When will they be released?

It's really beautiful. The author is great. Please write well and write quickly. I will give you a monthly ticket.

Write as if everyone else is a fool. It's embarrassing to see cancer coming out

Become a disciple of Mao. . . I want to see self-reliance. Even for fame. To add chips, you can think of a way to get someone to add a comment.

Give a reward and cheer for the author! Finally, I would like to ask weakly, before Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty moved to Xuchang, wasn't Xuchang called Xuxian County? [Fn=2_7]

What was a poor family before the Sui and Tang Dynasties? How could a family with no money, dozens of acres of land and a few servants dare to call it a poor family? . . In the late Han, Wei and Jin Dynasties, small and medium-sized landowners were called poor families, large landowners were called powerful, and officials and famous people were called scholars.

Why haven't Xiahou Dun, Xiahou Yuan, Cao Ren, and Cao Hong shown up yet to join the Metropolitan Alliance?

Wei Qing and Wei Zhongdao are probably from the Hedong Wei family. Although I don't know what the relationship between the Chenliu Wei family and the Hedong Wei family is, whether they were branched off from Wei Qing's descendants to Chenliu, but Wei Zhongdao is not from the Chenliu Wei family!

When writing about marching and fighting, the protagonist can set up a formation and take advantage of the wind and rain.