One Halberd to Pacify the Three Kingdoms

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

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 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?

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.

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.

😅 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.