The Age of Summoning in the Three Kingdoms

The protagonist's subordinates feel like they're all trash

The most poisonous point at the beginning of this book is probably the public criticism of Emperor Ling, speaking ill of Emperor Ling to tens of thousands of people, and the protagonist is the eldest son of Emperor Ling. The son scolded me. This was still in the late Han Dynasty, when the country was governed by filial piety. A man with an unfilial name and a deposed emperor, and he still wants to be reinstated? If you say that your moral character is corrupt, let's see which other literati will defect to you. Moreover, the summoned character also has loyalty. If you know that the protagonist says such a thing, he will defect in a minute.

I found that many three novels praise Zhao Yun, which makes me very surprised. Zhao Yun is just a bodyguard and has never fought any decent battles in his life. Everything about "seven in and seven out" is fake. According to Cao Cao's kind-hearted attitude, he would rather I betray the world, would you make Zhao Yun seven in and seven out?

Except for Liu Bian, is there nothing new? Chapter 1: Persuading people to quit. 80% Of the Three Kingdoms are Liu Bian. Haha, Liu Bian's strength is enough to persuade him to quit.

Are you crazy? No matter how powerful Li Yuanba is, he can't defeat 12 first-class warriors? There is also Yuwen Chengdu here, and his deified opponent is not like this. Li Yuanba even killed Gao Siji in the end. I am really speechless.

The biggest failure: Forcibly showing off in front of Liu Bei and Cao Cao, and saying that without Liu Bei and Cao Cao, the late Han Dynasty would not be the late Han Dynasty! I said, brother, you are the emperor, these are troubled times! You can't ignore reality just to show off!

Personally, I feel that many novels have neglected one person: Li Cunxiao. Many people think that he is not good, but he is really not good. If you look at history, a king can't be a hegemon, and a general can't be Li. This Li is Li Cunxiao. He is very tall in terms of force and commander. No matter how high he is, his force is definitely higher than Lu Bu's, and his commander is no lower than Yue Fei.

I don't understand why so many people like to look down on Gao Aocao. For example, the rubbish author of the Super Summoning System next door set Gao Aocao to die at the hands of Yue Fei. Isn't that funny? Gao Aocao's personal strength was second only to Ran Min in the entire Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. He was stronger than Yang Dayan, Zhang Wei, Deng Qiang and other fierce men. He may be ranked in the top ten in official history. As for Yue Fei, his strength was fourth to fifth in the early Southern Song Dynasty (not comparable to Bi Zaiyu), and he couldn't even defeat his son. Yue Fei's strengths lie in military training and formations. Although his martial arts is also top-notch, it is not his specialty. This book sets Yue Fei's military strength at 97, so Gao Aocao should be at least 102 and should not be much weaker than Lu Bu.

The poison test is completed: the protagonist starts off complaining about everything.

Li Yuanba is fine, after all, a fictional character, but how could he, Li Cunxiao, be on the same level as Xiang Yu? You are insulting the Overlord. The Overlord's life in the Historical Records is comparable to a novel. In other words, he is a novel in itself, and Li Cunxiao's performance in the Historical Records is far inferior to Xiang Yu. He can only be regarded as a brave military general. He was praised by the novels. If Li Cunxiao's force is 109, then the Overlord will never be lower than 112.