Lu Bu's Daughter in the Three Kingdoms

A lot of things have happened in the past year. I won't go into details about what they are. It's not easy to describe, but it's very hurtful to me. Physical and mental damage. Now it is even more difficult to do it for the time being. For the time being, the daily updates will be up to chance, everyone knows! It is impossible to abandon a book. I am not a eunuch, but I will not end it casually. There is still a lot left to be written. It would be too irresponsible to just finish it casually. Therefore, when my luck gets better and I am better, I will update it every day. Now I can only guarantee that it will be updated regularly. Everyone knows! I hope those who have been waiting for updates will always be there. It doesn't matter if it doesn't wait. In fact, I wrote this book out of love. I didn't write it well and didn't make much money, so the royalties were more casual. I only earned enough for the electricity and internet bills in a month. If I were writing this book just for money, I would have given up long ago. So don't worry, everyone. I know the persistence in my heart. Whether you believe it or not is up to each individual. Just let it go. Meeting and separation are all fate. Even if fate is over, just follow your heart. The past three years have been particularly painful, but I have been holding on. I really can't hold it anymore lately. I'm so tired. I want to raise it. Thank you all!

There are too few articles about Lu Bu. Most of them are about modern people being reborn as Lu Bu. I am tired of reading this. I prefer the protagonist to assist the original Lu Bu in achieving great things. I hope the author will never give up and continue to update!

This book is not a romance novel, but a plot about the Three Kingdoms from the female protagonist's perspective. Mainly refer to the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms, The Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and various materials of unknown origin. Refuse to test!

I have read so many novels, but this one is the only one that has all kinds of heroic scenes going hand in hand. Write not only the protagonist, but also the supporting role. In fact, what the author wants to express is that everyone has a shining point, and everyone has an excellent side. If you use someone's strengths, there will be no one in the world who can't be used. If you use someone's shortcomings, there will be no one in the world who can't be used. Only by prescribing the right medicine can the disease be cured. Why write Lu Bu's daughter? Lu Bu's character flaws are too obvious (both cowardice when he is at the lowest point and arrogance when he is at the top. Nothing can excite him except war and fighting. But people will eventually grow old, and when they get old, they want someone to rely on, even if they are If you have no choice but to tolerate your children, if this child is very powerful, it means that he has someone to rely on, whether it is now or in the future). If you want Lu Bu to dominate the world, it is more common sense to choose to start with his daughter, and it is easier to succeed. I see many netizens in the comment area saying that we are in ancient times, why can't we just push it? Then I would like to ask a question, all the novels and movies about tomb robbing have reached modern times, why can't they be solved with thermal weapons? The first reason is that manpower is sometimes exhausted: the prerequisite for killing to stop killing is that someone supports you. If others regard you as a devil, no matter how capable you are, you will not be accepted by people of this era. Power cannot make others surrender. Think about the Anti-Japanese War and the Eight-Power Allied Forces invasion of China. The Chinese people at that time were relatively ignorant, but they did not accept slavery. Everyone wants to live like a human being, rather than being commanded like a dog. Otherwise, what is the meaning of living? The second reason is: Flat-selling is a manifestation of obscenity. It has no actual actions and does not paint a bigger picture for others. It is not credible at all to talk nonsense. Finally, the author is very encouraging. Live a good life and create entertainment. I wish you good health and all the best.

I like it very much, it's very rigorous, and I like the heroine to dominate the world. There are too few such questions. I really don't like the ones where the heroine and the hero are fighting each other. It's a pity that there are too few such articles.

When I saw Chapter 323, I was able to clear the air for future generations. The early writing is quite good, and I can keep reading. The protagonist also has thoughts. I can feel that the author wants to write a future-type protagonist who is both a wise general and a counselor. The series of actions to defeat Cao Cao are also very touching. Excellent! However, somehow it started to come out that the empress had a husband, and the children would be from a foreign surname after all. The empress had children and she had to kill her husband, otherwise the country would definitely take someone else's surname in the future. Confused. The same comments can be seen in the chapters and book reviews. Many people are confused about this. In ancient times, there was a saying about marrying into the mother-in-law, but the protagonist, a modern person, insisted that when she gave birth to a child, she would have a foreign surname and could not be named Lu. In ancient times, eunuchs could live without enough food and clothing, but it was not acceptable. The author wrote that surnames must be passed down from male to male. I would like to say that there are many things that lead to bloodshed among the heirs. How can you dare to say that there will be no conflicts between the elder sister and the younger brother after the Xuanwu Sect has changed? If there is a problem, solve it; if there is no problem, prevent it from happening in advance. If you can handle your younger brother, you can handle your child's father's family. I am not against no CP, nor am I against not having children, as long as it is not written as a love-minded, love-minded weakling, then everything is fine. But this does not mean that the empress cannot have CP or children. Comrades who will enter the trap in the future can make preparations in their hearts. Comrades who have cleared mines are also welcome to broadcast that the author may have a twist later.

For those who just read the beginning and thought that the heroine was not cautious enough and did not take in the role and felt dissuaded: First of all, Lu Bu's power at the beginning was in danger and he needed a strong backbone to put out the fire. Secondly, the author also vaguely dealt with the heroine's sense of abnormality. The advantage of this book is that the description of the characters and wars is thick and vivid. If you like to see flesh-and-blood characters, you will definitely not be disappointed after reading it. If you really feel that her specialness being handled lightly is particularly irritating to you, you don't have to force yourself.

The heroine doesn't plan to get married or have children, so there's no problem. The meaning of her life does not lie in this. The trust of a close friend is far more precious than the love of a husband and wife, and parents and children are not necessarily anything special. But seriously, you can't let your younger brother take over your elder sister's position. The heroine now wants to open a way for women who want to make progress to achieve success, but when a man succeeds to the throne, all efforts will be lost. Even if he is taught by the heroine that both men and women can equal the world, a man's perspective will never be the same as a woman's. When interests need to be balanced, women's interests are always the side that is sacrificed. Not because it needs to be blocked, just because it's not worth insisting on. The heroine came on the road to the founding of the country. The road to reunification is a little longer, and her sister will also go to the battlefield. In this way, two generations of iron-blooded and resolute female monarchs can at least inherit more policies that are beneficial to women's independence.

If the empress who traveled through the Empress novel was finally forced to pass on the throne to her male descendants under pressure, then what else would I read about the feminist Empress novel? Just go read the history books and see Wu Zetian. Look at how powerful and domineering she was when she was alive, and then compare the changes in women's status before and after her death. Look at the suppression of women by male rulers over thousands of years after her.

We talked about the heir for several chapters, but Lu Bu has already decided (something like a will) that the heroine is the only heir. Everyone in the article knows that the heroine is the real leader of Lu Bu's camp, and there is no possibility of being picked off by her younger brother or son. Both men and women were admitted to the imperial examination, and female generals also began to show off their heads. Although the gender ratio of men to men in the Three Kingdoms cannot be avoided, the author is working hard to create excellent female characters. I believe that there will be female officials in the future. Currently, the progress bar is still on conquering the world. I am really, really satisfied that the heroine has no sexual relationship! ! ! ! I think it would be very good for the heroine to find an unknown man from the x family to give birth to an heir daughter when the time comes 🤓