Possessed by Lu Bu

It's so good. I only read half of the books on the Three Kingdoms that I read before, and then stopped reading them. This is the only book I read directly without reading the reviews, and I finished it immediately. It's easy to get fascinated by the book without reading the reviews before reading it. After reading the reviews and then reading the book, you will always think of what others have commented on, and you will not follow the author's ideas, but follow the ideas of other people's reviews, which is easy to get entangled...

I finished reading it in three reads 😍 A very good YY article on the history of the Three Kingdoms. It focuses on historical romance. It is systematic but not very useful. I can accept innovations. The character portrayal is also OK. The writing style is also good, which suits my taste. There are also shortcomings, but they do not affect reading. 😰 (The following is a detailed description) First of all, the protagonist Lu Bu came to the Three Kingdoms to become a collector of beautiful women. He also destroyed the barbarians outside the Great Wall and the Xianbei royal court, conquered large areas of land in the Western Regions, eliminated the control of the aristocratic families over the people, and changed the inherent impression of "scholars, farmers, industry and merchants". It mainly focuses on the contention of a hundred schools of thought, abolishes the exclusive respect of Confucianism, discovers many famous generals of the Three Kingdoms, and changes the history of the Romance; secondly, although the entire character creation is based on the 94 version of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the characters in the last chapter are obviously like the new version of the novel, but it is not unacceptable; finally, it is king and hegemony, creating a dynasty. (This is the original copy, I hope the author doesn't dislike me) (That's about it, I'm not very good at writing book reviews, that's all)

Tian Feng might surrender if captured, but Ju Shuo would not! When Tian Feng was dying in Romance of the Three Kingdoms, didn't he say that he was with the wrong person? But Jushou was captured by Cao Cao and did not surrender until his death!

Until now, the writing is not exquisite, but the plot is very gripping, especially for a passionate man who loves the Three Kingdoms. Who wouldn't want to change his fate for the first hero of the Three Kingdoms?

To be honest, I think this book is worth learning by all system streamers. It is one of the few books I have read in which the protagonist is the master of the system, not the slave of the system. In most system streams, the protagonist ends up becoming a slave of the system, especially the system stream in the Three Kingdoms. In most novels, everything the protagonist has is given by the system without any effort on his part. This situation is very common. It is not until later that the protagonist starts to recruit talents on his own. This is one of the few protagonists who feels like he is using the system, but is not useless without the system.

Lu Bu, who is already a slave of the third surname, still has people who will follow him, especially the scribes 😅

Liu Bei returned women like clothes and brothers like brothers and sisters. Once Liu Bei was on the run, a man who killed his wife gave her wife's flesh to Liu Bei to eat. As the saying goes, birds of a feather flock together, and people flock together.

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Um, how should I say it? The protagonist's daughter eloped with Zhao Yun🌚

I can't see anything in the lord system. Lu Bu is already the strongest force in the Three Kingdoms. As long as his soul is not arrogant, his IQ is low, and he is familiar with the historical trends of the Three Kingdoms, he has a great chance of winning. The whole system is really redundant. If the protagonist of the whole system is replaced by a child of an ordinary family, it will be better.

Every novel and every character has its own unique charm and is the hard work of the author. If you just read the reviews, you won't be able to read any book.

Because he was in Lu Bu's later period, he married Diao Chan and Cai Wenji were actually second-hand goods.

Who is Liu Bei's family slave? He has taken refuge in so many employers, but has he ever been loyal to his master? Which employer would not be deceived by this hypocrite, Xuzhou, Jingzhou, Yizhou, they are more shameless every time. . .

This article writes that Lu Bu was questioned at the age of 38. I found that in most online articles, Lu Bu appeared to be in his 20s or 30s, and he was extremely handsome and handsome. He flirted with women everywhere and said that I had no control over my destiny. Then I found that the authors who wrote about Lu Bu as a young man were also in their 20s. Lu Bu died at the age of 48. You can search on Baidu. Yang Guang died at the age of 49. Empress Xiao was 3 years older than him. You can search it in Baidu. After Yang Guang's death, Empress Xiao fell into the hands of 6 people including Wang Shichong, Dou Jiande, Li Shimin, and Tu Tui Shanyu, because they all coveted Xiao Meiniang's beauty. I really want to curse, are these 6 people perverts? Are those who spread this content, and those who read and believe this statement, perverts and idiots? Not to mention that Queen Xiao was an elder relative of Li Shimin who was very familiar with her. Queen Xiao was 52 years old at that time, right? My grandson is so big! If she wasn't that high in this era, she would have retired! Internet writers in their 20s cannot write about Lu Bu in his 40s, so...

I discovered that this author should prefer Lu Lingqi🤭

This book is well written and the plot is very gripping. My only regret is that the ending ended so quickly and I didn't get enough of it.

All I can say is that this is the pinnacle work of Lu Bu's fans.

The most novel thing about this book is Lu Bu's choice at the beginning. Anyone who has read Romance of the Three Kingdoms or Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms knows that at this time Lu Bu basically had no place in the Central Plains, so the author chose to "flee to the north and start a new business." This is something I never thought about. This is the most important thing I like about this book. It is innovative enough and very implementable. 🤭🤭🤭

In this book, Lu Lingqi, the little cotton-padded jacket who is a bit leaked, has the aura of a protagonist. If she runs away from home and goes out to suppress bandits, she will always gain a lot. Either she will find important information or she will kidnap a heavyweight strategist and general.

I haven't finished reading a novel in so many years!

It's really not interesting. The protagonist travels to the past. Lu Bu is already about forty years old, and his strength is only slightly stronger than that of ordinary soldiers. The author does not want to improve the strength of the protagonist, but always wants to strengthen his subordinates. What if he becomes the emperor within a year? If you only want to strengthen your subordinates, but you are complacent and think that you are already invincible and do not need to be promoted, then you will only live for twenty or thirty years until you die. Does it make sense?

It's a good subject, but it's too preachy! Lu Bu always talks about empty truths, is this still Lu Bu! Why not think more about the plot? Always repeating the boring momentum, writing everywhere, Lu Bu, soldiers... These things are too empty! Abandoned!

Japan, this piece of He He is epic-level enhanced. I took Yan Liangwen Chou's script, right? Since when did he become a die-hard fan? The writing is even more powerful than Zhang Liao 😥 This book feels like some of the plots are too deliberate. It just doesn't make the protagonist so smooth, right? It always creates some things to increase the difficulty 🤤

You are already given to Lu Bu and you still understand the history and open the system? Why don't you go to heaven?

This should be the best novel about Lu Bu in the Three Kingdoms

Possessing a forty-year-old domestic slave with three surnames? Look at that

Lao Wang's new book is out, it's called "Dai Han", please give it a thumbs up

It's been three times. Come and read the chapter reviews Without the chapter reviews from book friends, I always feel like something is missing.

This is the best Three Kingdoms novel I have ever read.

I watched it for the third time, but I still can't stand it. It's so hard.