One Halberd to Level the Three Kingdoms

After reading a few pictures, I couldn't stand it anymore. I feel like I just casually brought out some "high technology" from later generations just to enjoy my life. I wonder if any of the epoch-making things had the impact of nuclear bombs in ancient times. It's just a piece of writing. I'm so angry after reading it that I need to sleep👀😴

I am very disgusted with this junior sister. She is unruly and willful. I don't know what I want to express. Is it a stumbling block on the protagonist's road to success? I have seen chapters with this junior sister many times and want to give up.

The pace is a bit slow but the writing is pretty good.

How ignorant is this? Wine with such a low alcohol content might as well be sterilized by boiling water and fire, right? Wine with 50 or 60 degrees of alcohol has no disinfecting effect at all, let alone ancient low-alcohol wine?

Why are there all kinds of contradictions in the setting of the recently updated article, all the enemy generals are idiots, and the only two smart points are completely squeezed out, all kinds of ancient people speak modern words, and forceful reasoning is used to promote the plot. The whole article is really full of contradictions. The author should not update too quickly and polish it more.

The dialogue between the characters is very modern and has no sense of the times.

The author, your family is so rich that you can't raise private soldiers. You can at least cultivate an intelligence organization and spread it out. You have made up your mind to become emperor. Don't you know the importance of intelligence? Are you sure you are an adult? 😳

I think the writing is good. I will always support the author. Come on, author!

The feeling it gave me was that it was weird and unpleasant.

This article is only suitable for novices to read. It makes me feel really uncomfortable reading it. The protagonist is innocent like a child who has not grown up. In ancient times, he was still using modern vocabulary and knowledge. Are you afraid that others will not know that you have problems...? Author, do you think it is cool to write like this? In fact, I find it embarrassing to death. Moreover, he usually behaves in a pretentious manner, and often suffers from Mary's disease. In modern times, this kind of person is like a loser, and he has no skills at all. There is also the affection between mother and child, and you have written it into a morbid relationship between motherly love and a giant baby. Could it be that all the people the author comes into contact with in real life are this virtuous? This novel really disgusts me.

I don't think Lu Bu needs to be washed at all. What's wrong with killing his adoptive father? Adopted father is just a title. He is neither a biological father nor a father of upbringing, nor a master. From the beginning, the relationship was for profit. Lü Bu's official position is that of chief registrant. If there is no war and Ding Yuan does not need him, he will not even have the right to lead troops. Even if it is a biological father and son, during the Han Dynasty, it was still advocated that the father should be unkind and the son should run away to another place. Therefore, if the adopted father is unkind, don't blame the adopted son for being unrighteous. It is even more blameless to kill Dong Zhuo. Lu Bu was Dong Zhuo who brought troops and horses to surrender. When recruiting Lu Bu, Dong Zhuo's promises were overwhelming. It felt like you came to my place, I am the boss and you are the second child. But what happens after recruiting Lu Bu? Lu Bu has not one more soldier, not one more horse. In name he is an adopted son, but in reality he is more like Dong Zhuo's bodyguard. His official position is ranked outside the top ten. The most important thing is that he captured Diao Chan. Therefore, there is nothing wrong with killing Dong Zhuo. As for the stigmatization of slaves with three surnames, it is even more nonsense. Lu Bu never changed his surname from the beginning to the end. If he joins a force and then rebels and is scolded, it is Liu Bei who should be scolded. He defected to Gongsun Zan, abducted Gongsun Zan's soldiers and horses and went to Xuzhou. Xuzhou couldn't survive, so he surrendered first to Yuan Shao and then to Cao Cao. He abducted Cao Cao's soldiers and horses and fled to Jingzhou. After Jingzhou was destroyed, he swallowed up Liu Qi's forces and joined forces with Wu to fight. Cao, in the end, went to Shu under the guise of defecting and seized Liu Zhang's territory, thus creating a situation of three parts of the world. In terms of shamelessness, this is the first. If Lu Bu is a slave of the third surname, he is at least a slave of the sixth surname

I really like Lu Bu. After all, force is the most important, and among the princes of the Three Kingdoms, he is not the queen of a famous family (the Queen of Hanzhong), and the second is not a member of a noble family (the Fourth Generation and the Three Dukes) who became a prince on his own.

After reading the introduction, the three surnamed domestic slaves are just slanders. Liu Bei defected to Tao Qian, Cao Cao, Yuan Shao, and Liu Biao. . . If he wasn't older, he would consider himself a godfather. After Cao Cao was still a eunuch, Liu Guan and Zhang were just weavers and sellers of shoes. Liu Biao could only rely on marriage, while Zhang Lu was founding a cult. Among them, Yuan Shao and Yuan Shu were born well, but did they lose all the family reputation and savings accumulated over generations? No one is a good person, but history is written by the victors.

I wonder, pig's feet think needles boiled in boiling water and burned on fire are unclean, so they need to be disinfected with ten-percent ancient spirits? Is this common knowledge on the part of the author?

Some people are so funny. You are talking about the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and he wants to tell you history, and you tell reality. He tells you fiction, and you tell fiction, and he wants to tell you reality. It's difficult. It's difficult to chat in the same channel.

Did Guan Yu fight against foreigners? It seems that they have been fighting among themselves and failed. Why don't you know which dynasty started to blow Guan Yu.

😅 The protagonist is a modern man with incomplete intelligence who possesses Lu Bu... I don't want to say how knowledgeable modern people are, but such a protagonist makes me want to slap him to death.

There are a lot of shortcomings, I will only mention the ones that concern me the most. First of all, the character setting of the protagonist is really not very good. Let's not talk about the original Lu Bu. Talking about the original Lu Bu when he has changed someone is an act that ignores the facts. Let's look at Xinbu, who came from time to time. With his behavior, I can only say that he is a boy, a boy who is still being protected by his parents. Too childish and doesn't speak and act like a modern person who has experienced society. Secondly, I really can't stand that Li Dan. I don't say that girls in ancient times were poisoned by feudal ideas and must be gentle and considerate. To put it simply, the upbringing of a daughter of a wealthy family in Jinyang should generally be in line with the mainstream values ​​of the time. Well, even if her daughter is a little unruly and willful due to some special reasons, I can understand it. However, as she grows up, she behaves as if she was born to be in the leading role! The protagonist can break away from the universal values ​​​​at that time, OK, there is no problem. What about Li Dan? Why does she act more modern than a modern girl? Is it the protagonist's teachings? Don't say anything to me. The lack of discipline at home caused her to be like this. First of all, she was a legitimate daughter of a large family in the Eastern Han Dynasty. She could be unruly and willful, but she could not go beyond the scope of that era. A person would definitely bear the shadow of the era. Well, let's just talk about these two points. The author, please try your best next time you publish a new book.

In one sentence, it's hard to explain in one sentence. Since the author has traveled through time, don't talk about science. You don't have to believe in ghosts and gods, but you must have a sense of awe. Don't always put science first. You have traveled through time, tell me about science? Ridiculous

Lu Bu was born around 157-159. He was a few years older than Liu Bei. He was born as a civilian. He had outstanding military achievements in killing enemies at Bingzhou border for 10 years before he was recruited by the governor Ding Yuan as the chief military officer. He was very impressive from a civilian background to become the chief military officer (no one has surpassed this). (The key point is that he was very loyal to the Han Dynasty). The Romance of the Three Kingdoms darkened him. Ding Yuan was killed because Dong Zhuo was his top boss in Bingzhou, and Dong Zhuo was killed because he had long wanted to kill him. The biggest reason was the Han Dynasty. In fact, in terms of good people in the Han Dynasty, he was still ranked at the forefront. In the late Eastern Han Dynasty, according to modern thinking, no one was a good person. Whether it was Liu Bei, Cao Cao, or Sun Quan, they were just spokespersons for wealthy families (that is, slave owners). The poor people were just two-legged sheep. Those so-called generals in the army are just promoted by aristocratic families, and public opinion is in the hands of the aristocratic families.

Sorry, I really can't watch anymore. Everything is good. I just feel that the main character is sick. There are a lot of gentle and virtuous people who have no feelings. I just like the one who is arrogant and has a big temper. In our place, this is called cheap.

I want to make a complaint, was the protagonist a modern person before time travel? Nine years of compulsory education, coupled with the explosion of social information, the perspective of looking at problems and the thinking of dealing with problems, the brain will be more or less flexible, how can it be said that once time travels, there is a rush of intelligence 🤔

Except for reading the author's explanation about how Lu Bu's age was changed... I didn't read any other chapters... When I saw the author saying "only changed his age by 10 years" and other words, with a tone of taking it as a matter of course and nothing to make a fuss about, I had no idea of ​​reading it. Isn't it enough to be ten years younger? Actually the word "only" is used. Philosophy is too different

Chapter Five persuades him to withdraw. The age must be set correctly. It is very important whether the background is written according to the Romance of the Three Kingdoms or the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. When Lu Bu was a teenager, he could still study and behave like a modern child? ? Be a mama's boy? Good boy? . Those whose families had money were studying, while those who had no money were farming. By the time they were in their teens, they could go to the battlefield and become a support force.

I saw a lot of comments criticizing Lu Bu, which made me a little confused. When I first read the novel, I read it with a subjective impression, so I thought Lu Bu was not good. But when I grow up, I think about it. Besides killing Dong Zhuo, it is a bit bad, but now there are many people who kill people after being cuckolded, which is understandable. After all, your boss wants your girlfriend's first night and won't raise your salary. The key is that you are awesome. Everyone wants you to switch jobs with a high salary. In addition, killing was not illegal at that time, so there was nothing to blame for killing Dong Zhuo. It was the same when I killed Ding Yuan before. You could obviously be the leader of the company and hold a certain amount of shares in the company. However, the boss wanted to suppress you and gave you a low-level executive with a small salary. Suddenly your old classmate came to your home to show off his wealth and told you that you would not have shares if you changed jobs, but you could do the job you are best at, get the highest salary, and give you a global limited edition sports car. He asked you if you wanted to kill your boss.

I just clicked in and read a few chapters. I think the author is a foreigner. I feel like I don't understand the history of Great China at all, and I won't comment on it since I didn't know it until later. As mentioned in the previous chapters, everything has two sides. Lu Bu has the right to inherit as an adopted son, and he will have obligations as a son. The so-called king wants his ministers to die and his ministers have to die. A father wants his son to die and his son has to die. This is an obligation. Ding Yuan wants to kill Lu Bu or Lu Bu wants to kill Ding Yuan. It is a family matter and outsiders have no right to say anything. But there is a difference between the two. Ding Yuan can kill Lu Bu openly, but Lu Bu cannot. Lu Bu could have quietly killed Ding Yuan to inherit the inheritance and then surrendered, and no one would have criticized him, but Lu Bu didn't. Conclusion: Lu Bu is too stupid, trading his brains for force.

The play is too biased and the mouth is too rude. You are Lu Fengxian, not an old lady who gossips about your wife...

If you write about the end of the Han Dynasty, just write about the end of the Han Dynasty. If you write about the Three Kingdoms, the Yellow Turban Uprising was only written in Chapter 360, which shows how stupid it is.

A rebel who went to help others crusade against Dong Zhuo. You are also one of the ⑥ group. Do you have nothing to write?

It's finished, great, more than two thousand chapters. I remember that the last book I read that was so long was The Wilderness. Quack, change the subject and open another one. Waiting. Brother Xiaobing, come on.