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I don't want to read it when I see Liu Bei being belittled. I hope that when writing history, the author can treat every character equally and not make any conclusions easily. Cao Cao did not proclaim himself emperor because it was more convenient for him to hold power and the advantages outweighed the disadvantages. Why did Liu Bei proclaim himself emperor? Because Cao Pi proclaimed himself emperor and officially conquered the Han Dynasty, as a minister of the Han Dynasty, how could Liu Bei not proclaim himself emperor? As for who doesn't want to be emperor in this era, Liu Bei and Cao Cao are both rational.

Plagiarism follows the course literature and history, exactly the same.

To be honest, the writing is good, the creativity is good, and the dialogue layout is okay, but the plot is too stupid. Why don't you try to imagine this scene before writing it? Not to mention the embarrassment, the key is poison! The preface does not match the postscript, and the plot is completely like a primary school student's composition plot. Fortunately, your writing style and layout are good, otherwise this plot would have been criticized by eunuchs.

Yes, I like it and give it five stars.

The writing style needs to be improved, but the plot is very good. Watch carefully

Good book, keep up the good work and don't stop updating it

I gave up after reading Chapter 6. In reality, you can just pretend to be cool when you have nothing to do. What kind of monsters appear again? This kind of book is the most annoying.

Resurrected😁, not easy

Come on, keep an eye on you, okay?

A very novel historical article, written with great care in capital letters, keep it up

The writing is smooth and logically coherent, a great historical novel! Come on!

What is written in this mess? Then the Yang family wrote the plot really poorly.

Personally, I don't like wearing it quickly, as it doesn't give me a sense of immersion.

Everything else is fine, except that it was awkward when capturing Hua Xiong. One moment, Hua Xiong was dismounted, holding a broadsword in his hand. The next moment, the sword flew out of nowhere... And can the protagonist use the same weapon? What the hell are these two long weapons... Can you use them?

The protagonist has real psychological problems. First, he asked his woman to find a man to marry. When he woke up, he shed tears because the woman left. The most important thing was a college student and a woman 10 years older than him. . . . .

I stopped reading when I saw that the protagonist was apprenticed to Longhushan. The fictional history was written as a fantasy novel. It was obvious that cultivation, demons, and superpowers would appear in reality when he was apprenticed to Longhushan. It flashed.

I have read three chapters and commented. It is well written and very stable. There's not much to find fault with, but there's nothing bright about it either.

Please update faster, I will vote twice a day 😁