Heroes of the Late Han Dynasty

Lily filled the author with a full cup of poisonous milk at noon today.

I haven't finished reading yet, so here's a quick comment: Did silver begin to be used directly for transactions during the Eastern Han Dynasty? Are there still more than ten kilograms of spears for playing with? How old are you to be so awesome? Are you sure you won't be regarded as a monster?😅

Support the author, the author is awesome (broken voice)!

The old wolf has spoiled you╰(◉ᾥ◉)╯

I always felt that the protagonist at the beginning was a bit lacking in humanity... I felt like the protagonist at the beginning was like a tool man, with little agility. In addition, the setting of talents is a bit too rigid. Strictly speaking, a negative buff like the Proud Army Talent does not need to be solidified into a talent. It is not a strange thing to die after victory. If it can be explained in terms other than talent, there is no need to create a negative talent, otherwise the talent setting will be too cumbersome... Then there is the setting where the magic weapon recognizes the master and is difficult for others to maintain. In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the Dianwei Shuangji was stolen by Hu Che'er in the Battle of Wancheng, the Fang Tianji was thrown under the city gate when Lu Bu was sleeping soundly on the white gate tower, Guan Yu died in battle and the Green Dragon Sword was held by Pan Zhang... Obviously this setting should not have come out, and it is really suspected of being superfluous.                                                                                                                                                                                                      A six- or seven-year-old child holding a gun weighing more than ten pounds? But for something like designing the Iron Buddha, a kid who never went to the military camp or saw the cavalry came up with the Iron Buddha? Others were still just surprised and said that this child was really a genius, and they really had no doubts about how he thought of it. In fact, why don't you let the protagonist ride a horse twice and then get double stirrups and horseshoes... At least there is a foreshadowing, right? What's more, the economy in the late Han Dynasty was the fatal injury. If you really want to say it, cavalry in full armor is not difficult to imagine, but you don't have the money to do it... The iron pagoda and other things, what may really surprise people, are actually the stirrups and horseshoes... Everything Huangfu and the others showed to the protagonist is "genius", "heaven descends to earth"... The emotional expression is too weird and blunt. And Zhang Jing has a really high sense of presence. His marksmanship, literary talent, military command, and personality are all very good. He is the template of Zhao Yun. And then you told me that he was assassinated... A man who was so powerful that he was directly recognized as the "Army Spear" was assassinated? And does this guy really have a record... I feel like I'm exaggerating. Speaking of which, the name Military Divine Gun is really tacky, even worse than the Pangu Ax played by YY's Pan Feng...

I've read a lot of novels, but I've never seen one about Zhang Huan's relatives. Come on, author, I'm very optimistic about you.

I'm just looking at you!

Violent enough, good writing!

Damn, your book is really nice 🥺 I like it very much, please don't charge for it, okay?

This novel is super beautiful. The plot is ups and downs, exciting, meaningful, not brainless, and very enjoyable. I highly recommend reading it.

I finished reading it in one sitting. This novel is so well written. I recommend a good historical book to my friends, "Three Kingdoms: Renewed Heroes". Friends who are short of readers can read it.

Is Lily milk powder delicious and strong?

I just saw that Lingju has opened a new book, leave a claw :)

Already collected, welcome to return 🙂

Doesn't the protagonist claim to be emperor? Impossible