Tu Jiazi in the Late Han Dynasty

I haven't read the book. Well, I read the introduction. I would like to advise you, stop writing novels and go find a job in a factory.

I thought it was okay to watch, but it turned out that Zhao Yun is a female... Hmm... I couldn't accept this setting...

This is going to speed up the ending 😰

It poisoned me to death. It took me seven years to figure out that I had traveled through time.

When writing a novel, you should follow your own ideas. Use other people's opinions if you think they are suitable, and don't use them if they are not. Otherwise, if you only listen to other people's opinions, you will easily destroy your own character. Uh, and I don't really want to be on camera. If your novel is good, people will read it. I just read it if I like it. As long as you keep writing, more and more people will subscribe and vote.

The writing is so bad. Why didn't you accept Liu Bei, Cao Cao, and Sun Jian as your subordinates when the protagonist had time to update his equipment? The protagonist's timeline is before the Yellow Turban Uprising. These three people did not become successful before the Yellow Turban Uprising. With the relationship between the protagonist's father, it is completely possible to accept these three people as his subordinates. Cao Cao was also a loyal minister of the Han Dynasty in the beginning. This character is completely ruined. If you want to accept these three, do you still need to follow the original history? It really just sticks to the original work.

Singing marches in the Three Kingdoms makes you laugh just thinking about it. It is better to sing about serving the country with loyalty.

Just watched it, it's really exciting! I hope that the follow-up can be written with the same care as at the beginning. Thank you!

Brother Chapter 8 The uncle and nephew of the Xun family got it wrong, the water mirror is not the mirror water

The writing is very good. After all, it is a time-travel novel. It is interesting to encounter various situations?

I'm holding on pretty well, and I'm not slowing down to two chapters a day.

It's not appropriate to sing this song in the late Han Dynasty. The local tyrants won't beat you to death.

Thank you to the author. I would like to take this opportunity to recommend [Xia Ke Xing: Little People]. I hope all readers can take a look at it in your spare time and give it a click.

I think you should stop talking nonsense and just ascend the throne! The imperial edict reaches the world!

Where should the protagonist of this identity go from here? It was written when he was about to die. Then the protagonist saves me and then fights for the world.

There are a lot of innovative and funny things, but overall it's okay. There are some foreshadowings, such as Junzitang, which are not explained later.

Even though I know it's Shui Jing in the introduction, why does the text always say Jing Shui?

If He Jin had not committed suicide, the Eastern Han Dynasty would not have perished so early.

The pace is getting faster and faster. Will it be finished by the end of this month?