The Summoning Era of 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.

Liu Heng, as an emperor who was able to overthrow the Chehou Group with military achievements including Chen Ping, Zhou Bo, Guanying, and Zhang Cang, was dissatisfied with politics and had an intelligence of less than 90, which was completely unreasonable.

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

The protagonist is always in a daze, like a two-parter. Can you not make the protagonist so miserable?

The loyalty of the people recruited by the system will decrease and they are drunk. It is better for the protagonist to conquer it himself.

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.

Originally I wanted to kill some time, but after reading your comments I would like to say a few words. First, the author should be really familiar with the history and culture of the Three Kingdoms period. Second, writing about women in this way is a bit excessive. You must know that the status of women at that time was extremely low, and it is not something you can change by wishful thinking. Third, it doesn't matter if you write more quickly, because it is a pleasure to read, but if the author does not have a good level of character creation, don't add so much.

Let's just let all the protagonist's men die so that he can summon them again. What the hell, let's fight with others. When our own side has the advantage, all the generals are dead, and the enemy's minions are dead. Are you kidding us? The war just started and all the generals died. Author, you are really invincible.

Everyone keeps saying it is rubbish, but I think this is good. After all, even if the top talents of the Three Kingdoms were placed in China for five thousand years, they are just a drop in the ocean. Add in the unofficial history, and the characters in the novel are just a few people in the Three Kingdoms. It is really not enough to watch. If all the characters are promoted under the protagonist, what else is there to watch? But the author's writing is really not that good. After reading a few chapters, I really can't stand it anymore.

It's like watching Call of the Three Kingdoms all over again

Writing about Liu Bian in this type of novel is the biggest failure. Without the Three Kingdoms Struggle for Hegemony, there is no point in writing about the Three Kingdoms at all! But if Liu Bian is written and the Three Kingdoms appears, the protagonist will appear to be too useless. If the Three Kingdoms is not written, it will be completely uninteresting, and it will appear embarrassing! You have brought all the celebrities to your side, so who will the summoned generals and counselors fight with?

Why do you feel like this book plagiarizes some parts of the Call of the Three Kingdoms hero? The protagonists are all Liu Bian, and they use Sun to operate... And so on.

I can't stand reading the first two chapters anymore.

I am speechless. In Chapter 16, the son of the protagonist said that the Spirit Emperor was wrong in front of tens of thousands of people. The whole world can say that the protagonist cannot say it.

After reading the introduction, you know that the most disgusting plot of the summoning flow has appeared! When you recruit people from the late Han Dynasty and the early Han Dynasty, what will you do if you let people from these families meet their ancestors? How many heroes have come from the Han Dynasty for five thousand years? Do you have to find your ancestors?

What a **** novel, it makes fighting for world hegemony seem like a joke. Although it is an online novel, even if it is an online novel, it cannot be too outrageous. Except for the beginning, I thought that in the middle and later stages, the protagonist will basically sweep other people. Anyway, no matter what the process is, the protagonist will win and will not lose. There are also wars between camps that give the protagonist opportunities like a fool. Yes, there are still rookies like the protagonist, not to mention competing with Cao Cao, Xiang Yu and others, even if you are compared with Zhang Fei and others, and the summoned people, such as Xiang Yu, defeated the Qin army with tens of thousands, 400,000, don't tell me that it is a prisoner army, those who talk about prisoners are a bunch of blind people, and you have defeated 560,000 by 30,000? It is obvious that all the historical heroes outside the protagonist camp have been weakened by you N times.

New book, New Seven Kingdoms Struggle for Hegemony, please read and guide me. (Summoning type)

Everyone in the front died, and they appeared again in the back. You wrote this. . .

The text of the summoning system is so disgusting. When summoning the predecessors, can't you just change the names slightly? You have to use the original names. If you forget about one or two, are you a fool to summon a bunch of ancients from the Three Kingdoms?

Fellow Taoists, please be careful. I'm going to run away first.

I don't know who copied whom from the Super Summoning System of Three Kingdoms. It's almost exactly the same.

It'll be great if you guys can get through the first chapter.

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