The King of the Northern Frontier in the Three Kingdoms

I've read up to chapter five, and haven't read the rest yet, but I don't plan to continue. The main reason is that the book describes Han Fu's decision to relinquish his legacy as a foregone conclusion, and the protagonist will spend three to five years abandoning and then taking it back. I looked at the table of contents, and it seems that this is indeed the plot.

Jizhou City! Jizhou City! Author, tell me what Jizhou City is? Ye City is the capital of Jizhou, so "yielding to Jizhou" means yielding Ye City! Jizhou is equivalent to a province now. Is there such a thing as Shandong City and Hebei City? Bringing the emperor from Jizhou City to Ye City is as ridiculous as bringing someone from Shandong City to Jinan!

After reading two hundred chapters, I feel the protagonist is terrible. A seventeen-year-old boy wants to marry eight-year-old Zhen Mi the first time he sees her? Is it really okay for a maid like Lihua to constantly give the male lead a hard time? And Cai Zhaoji becomes the protagonist's woman again after passing through Ji Province.

I gave up after reading more than ten chapters. The protagonist is like an idiot. Geng Wu and Min Chun mentioned several times that defeating Gongsun Zan and Yuan Shao in Ji Province was child's play, but the protagonist still resolutely handed over Ji Province to Yuan Shao, as if he would be wiped out if he didn't. He forcibly gave his weapon to the enemy, starting from scratch and becoming a weakling with nothing. It's truly toxic.

I only wanted to read about the Three Kingdoms, the clashes between men, so why did you write about your life with a maid? Honestly, so many Three Kingdoms stories are about love and romance, no wonder they're so overused.

Garbage. They just arrived at the Three Kingdoms period, before the province was ceded to Yuan Shao. Instead of trying to seize Ji Province from Han Fu, they actually followed history and gave it to Yuan Shao. I really don't know what kind of intelligence they have. There were a million ways to make Han Fu give Ji Province to the protagonist. After all, the protagonist is Han Fu's son.

Tang Renshu's book is so awful, I'll skip it if you're just going to give a reward 🙈🙈🙈

This idiot can be the protagonist? I've never seen a protagonist who drags their life and fortune onto someone else's mercy before! Your father caused the death of Ji Province! You're more powerful than powerful rulers and strategists! I'll make sure you're destroyed!

The protagonist of this book initially had a dream start with his own power, but he insisted on becoming a wandering force. Although his military and political power were in his father's hands, the protagonist was the eldest son, and over 50% of his subordinates were unwilling to submit to Yuan Shao. Why not just sideline his father?

Besides saying the protagonist is stupid I don't know what else to say.