Three Kingdoms: Supreme Under Heaven

The historical issues left over from the Three Kingdoms period!!! When Guan Yu was trapped at Tushan, Liu Bei's two wives, Lady Gan and Lady Mi, also fell into Cao Cao's hands, triggering a series of mysteries: Why did Guan Yu overcome five passes and slay six generals to bring his two wives back to Liu Bei's side, and then Liu Bei had a son, A Dou?

The early part of the novel, before the power struggle, was alright, and the subject matter was good. I had high expectations for this novel. However, it basically started to disgust me later on. The protagonist recruits scholars with the air of a sycophant, but the scholars' only role is to question the protagonist.

Not enough! That's what books should be like—enjoy reading them and have fun! Don't take it too seriously! Please update more often!

They're all as awesome as Li Yuanba, single-handedly taking on 2.8 Million people at Siming Mountain. I think you could write it like this.

Lao Yi, why aren't you releasing a new book yet? I've been waiting for years! Hurry up and release a new book! 😁😁😁😁

To be honest, I really like the history of the late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period. I've read many historical novels about the Three Kingdoms, but I haven't been able to finish many of them. I was a fan of the first book of "Sweeping the World" and I don't know how many times I read it. I also finished reading "I Rule the World".

Actually, the trope of showing off and then getting humiliated is a common one in online novels, used by many top authors. Xiao Yi's two novels, *Sweeping the World: Qin Feng*, also feature plenty of showing off and getting humiliated, but those were only occasional, mostly happening in front of strategists and generals. However, this book is entirely about showing off and getting humiliated.

I remember when I first read this book, I had only recently started reading online novels.

Do you really think that Yu the Great did nothing at all, passing by his home three times without entering? Don't forget, his wife later turned into a stone statue waiting for her husband, while Sun Wukong sprang from a stone. Crucially, Yu the Great's magic staff even obeyed Sun Wukong! Do you think that when Sun Wukong froze the seven fairies, nothing happened?

All I want to say is, you're bragging to the heavens. Even if you know the loopholes, someone with no strength, no speed, and no skills can't keep up with others' speed!