Making My Way in the Three Kingdoms, Fighting for the Realm

There is no chaos in the world, so you can attack the world blatantly, and you are not afraid that Guan Yu and Zhao Zilong will destroy you.

I didn't want to read the chapter names after reading them. Are Guan Yu and Zhao Yun so easy to find? If I don't have a mobile phone, why don't you try to find someone in the same city? You can also ride three horses. Are your family nomadic?

The plot is too weak, a blatant copy of historical fiction...

The protagonist is almost 40 and still doesn't have children, but he's not in a hurry. His third wife hasn't had a child in almost ten years, but there's nothing wrong with that.

Regardless of whether Liu Bei was a descendant of Liu Sheng, he and Liu Xie were not closely related. Aside from sharing a common ancestor, Liu Bang, they were completely unrelated. They weren't even from the same lineage, and calling each other "Imperial Uncle" was just a polite way of putting it.

The constant padding of the plot, so far removed from the original work, and even with foresight, this is the best they can do, all while making excuses like fearing future rivals won't rise to power.

The author portrayed Zhao Yun as unstable, short-tempered, and easily angered. It seems the author mistook Zhao Yun's personality for Zhang Fei's!

Was there a second Yellow Turban Rebellion? I doubt I ever went to school.

The last person to impersonate a descendant of the Liu family was Wang Lang, who falsely claimed to be Liu Ziyu, the son of the previous emperor. Despite having considerable power, he was ultimately crushed by Emperor Guangwu.

Are Guan Yu and Zhao Yun both on their way? Then I'll go out and see if Ma Huateng or Ma Yun are there.