Emperor Liu Feng of the Three Kingdoms

Brother Cangsang, what is the position of this protagonist? Is he capable of both civil and military skills? I feel like I'm just good at fortune-telling. This golden finger doesn't seem to be that invincible. I feel like Jia Min is more suitable. After all, it's the Three Kingdoms. Although resourcefulness is important, personal strength should be about the same. Although you don't have to be the best in the world, you can't be invincible. At least in my heart, the Three Kingdoms are also It should be the kind of people who fight on the battlefield and make achievements, but now it seems to me a bit abusive. In fact, as long as they show a certain level of force, not to mention being on the same level as Lu Bu, but at least on the same level as Zhang Liao and Xu Huang. Also, as for women, the eldest brother should consider it himself.

It turns out that it was written by Brother Cangsang. I haven't seen you for a long time. I'm late. Please forgive me. Since it was written by Brother Cangsang, of course I must support him ✊😁

You old Shu Han, what are you doing in Shu Han? Now is the Battle of Chibi, and Shu Han is the name the Cao and Sun families use for Liu Bei's regime, which is derogatory.

I have read a lot of books about the Three Kingdoms, and this is the first time I have seen someone using fortune telling to make a golden finger. Kong Ming at the beginning is different, and I am looking forward to how the protagonist will fight Kong Ming. 🤭

If Liu Feng dies like this, will history still be history? If this is the case, will the Three Kingdoms that the protagonist traveled through still be the Three Kingdoms that the protagonist is familiar with? There's something wrong with this way of traveling!

Rewrite history🌹

Linjiangxian seems to have been written by Yang Shen, and Luo Guanzhong put it into the opening line of The Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Also, in the Han Dynasty, poems were generally the main focus. Do you understand if you create a Ci Pai?

Looks fun. I'll save it first.

I felt a little uncomfortable after reading the first chapter. Guan Yu and Zhang Fei killed the original Liu Feng, causing the protagonist to time travel. In this way, if there was no protagonist, Liu Feng in history would be dead, and there would be no more incidents of him not saving Guan Yu. Guan Yu might survive, and the history of the Three Kingdoms would change. Will the protagonist's time travel change history or ensure the original history? Another point is that, leaving aside the shortcomings of Guan Yu and Zhang Fei's character, their loyalty to Liu Bei is above all else. It is hard to imagine that they would kill Liu Bei's adopted son on their own initiative without regard to Liu Bei's wishes! The reason given by the author is that they are worried about the power and status dispute between the heirs of Liu Feng and Liu Bei. However, firstly, these two people are not as far-sighted as Zhuge Liang, but they are straight-tempered. Secondly, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei are arrogant, and they will definitely not think that a mere Liu Feng will be a big problem! Personally, I think they will directly oppose Liu Feng becoming Liu Bei's adopted son, and more likely, they will not consider this at all!

Liu Fenghui 1) Borrow a boat, 2) Stealing a ship or 3) Stealing a ship?