Three Kingdoms Swordsman

Slipping away... A collection of martial arts figures from various periods...

It is said that when Guan Yu was trapped in Tushan, Liu Bei's two wives, Mrs. Gan and Mrs. Mi, also fell into Cao Cao's hands, triggering a series of mysteries: Why did Guan Yu go through five passes and kill six generals and bring his two wives back to Liu Bei, and then Liu Bei had a son, Adou? Why did Mrs. Liu Bei lead Cao Cao's army of one million to conquer Liu Bei as soon as she gave birth to Adou? Why was Zhao Yun of Changbanpo holding Liu Bei's heir Adou in his arms, entering and leaving Cao's camp seven times, but Cao Cao did not allow the soldiers to shoot cold arrows and wanted to capture him alive? Why was Liu Bei so angry that he threw Adou to the ground after Zhao Yun escaped from the siege with Adou in his arms? Why did Liu Bei kill Xia Houyuan in Hanzhong on the 24th day of Jian'an, and Cao Cao led his troops to avenge Hanzhong. The two armies were at each other for several months. In May, as soon as Liu Bei appointed Adou as the crown prince, Cao Cao immediately withdrew his troops and abandoned Hanzhong. Apart from defending himself against Guan Yu in Jingzhou, he never attacked Shu again until his death? Why did Liu Bei know that Adou couldn't help him, but before he died, he told Zhuge Liang: If Adou can't help him, you can be the boss yourself? Various signs indicate that there is only one reason: if Adou does a paternity test, the father must be Cao Cao!

I feel that the compatibility between martial arts and Three Kingdoms is not very high. When watching Three Kingdoms, you can see the fierce generals and counselors competing for hegemony. To forcefully read martial arts requires a relatively high level of writing skills. This type of novel should at least be similar to The Legend of Two Dragons of the Tang Dynasty. Secondly, the author's name does not fit the background of the Three Kingdoms historical period. At that time, it seemed that no one with a three-character name was a pure Khan.

Three Kingdoms Swordsman? But the protagonist is a Quanzhen sect disciple. I don't know much about reading. Don't lie to me. The Quanzhen sect actually uses knives?

To be honest, I was completely speechless. At first, I thought it was a story about The Legend of the Condor Heroes, but it turned out to be a time-travel story from ancient times. The protagonist is also amazing, so it's just a time-travel story. May I ask the author, how did the protagonist identify Cao Cao at a glance? Is Cao Cao so conspicuous? Also, speaking of the late Song Dynasty, the protagonist Zhongnanshan couldn't even open the pot. Is there any historical record? Have you ever read the Three Kingdoms novels? I really don't understand that when you write a historical article, you don't ask for tracing back the history. Anyway, you just change it casually and do things casually, even if you are a dog, but you should have some historical knowledge.

Names are really a failure. The characters only appeared in the Tang Dynasty. Before the Tang Dynasty, single names were used, especially in the Eastern Han Dynasty, because in the Eastern Han Dynasty, only families with low status and criminals had double-character names. This was because of the law enacted by Wang Mang when he usurped the Han Dynasty. Also, at that time, people with no family background could not even hold an official position. Grandpa Lu Bu and his father were both Yueqi captains, and Zhang Fei was a landlord. He came from a powerful family, Guan Yu's origin is unknown, and it goes without saying how much Liu Bei's reputation as an imperial uncle took advantage of. Remember, in the Han Dynasty, birth was determined. For example, I am a descendant of Zhang Liang, and I am the only one left in the clan. But as long as I have a genealogy, I will be accepted by the family. To put it bluntly, the family wants face. Why are you on an equal footing with us?

A very novel idea, but it was difficult to write in the late Han Dynasty! The late Han Dynasty paid more attention to strategy and large-scale battles

It is estimated that this author has been hacked by so many trumpets, and some fans have no value at all. It is too fake. I feel that you still have to read the book yourself to know whether the book is good or not.

Please teach me a complete set of sword techniques 😄😄😄

I've read a few chapters. During the Three Kingdoms period, all names were given by one syllable. People with double names were guilty of crimes. The author has no common sense at all.

In my impression, the Three Kingdoms focused on eighteen types of weapons, and only literati and counselors used swords. In addition, this book is not poisonous, only arsenic.

Alas, this is not the Three Kingdoms, okay? Don't stick to the Three Kingdoms when writing martial arts novels. Damn it makes my balls hurt.

It's really uncomfortable to look at the Three Kingdoms skin.

Isn't it okay to just make up a sect? No matter how you explain it, it looks embarrassing

In the late Han Dynasty, if you used the name Duan Dahu randomly, others would know that your family background was not good and you had no cultural background. In places where family status is important, a bad name might affect your future. After all, officials at that time relied on recommendation. You see, Liu Bei wanted to have a good background and others could change his ancestry. Otherwise, because of his family background, someone would follow him in the late Han Dynasty.

This book and this poison have 20,000 recommendations.

Great official! Southern Song Dynasty? Death from poison

It does feel very poisonous, it almost makes me faint.

Some of you are studying the name, and some are studying the history, but you didn't find that the author was imitating The Legend of the Condor Heroes, or to put it poorly, it was called copying the character. Guo Jing had Hong Qigong teach him martial arts, and Huang Rong made soup for him. The protagonist is a Mohist giant who offers magical skills, and Xu Qianxue makes soup. Guo Jing has the Eighteen Dragon-Subduing Palms, and the protagonist has the Dragon-Slaying Sword. Guo Jing has Mu Nianci, and the protagonist is Zhao Yun. What, author, what do you think of the readers? ? ? ?

. . Not to mention anything else, when I saw Cao Cao scolding the eunuchs, I almost burst into tears. The author should at least know more about history.

I wrote it wrong on my resume. Sima Yi's teacher was Hu Zhao and Hu Kongming. You still worship Shui Jing as your teacher.

My student party will not reward you, full order is a must!

No one cares about the name of the protagonist. You think this is modern society. When aristocratic family members in the contemporary world hear your name, they will immediately throw it out. Can you believe it?

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🤫The Three Kingdoms is still a historical fiction!

It's also the Three Kingdoms martial arts... There's a huge gap between you and me.

It's too profound to understand. The ocean, you are all water. . . .

This Cao Cao feels like a gangster. He is very different from the Cao Cao in my heart. Also, when the protagonist wanted to save the girl who was raped by Cao Cao, he had a few moves with Cao Cao. Then I felt that Cao Cao was still the same. Later, the protagonist asked the girl what to do. Cao Cao said that he would wait until he became a young woman. Then he walked away arm in arm with the protagonist. My expression was like this at that time 😠

Generally speaking, the writing style and conception are very good. Especially after twenty chapters, there is no water in each chapter. It would be better if it were written in an imaginary way. Writing around the Three Kingdoms would easily make people rely on history. Most of us know the direction of history. It's inevitable. . . . . . Hope it will go to a higher level.

🤭I really like this book