
The Era of Martial Arts in the Three Kingdoms
三国之武魂时代
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- Completed
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- 805k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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So, why do you need soldiers? Civil servants and generals are so powerful at every turn. Isn't the existence of small soldiers meaningless? What is the reason for the existence of ordinary people? We can directly PK civil servants and generals. What kind of soldiers do we need?
It looked okay from the front, but it would be outrageous if you were to act like an Erlang Shen, so I gave up decisively.
Just average. In Wuhun novels, your protagonist should have a better Wuhun. The protagonist's Wuhun is too average. Others' Wuhun is either a dragon or a phoenix. The protagonist is untenable, even if he has two Wuhuns
The war is not fought alone, especially the generals. I personally particularly like Shensan III. The generals have military formations and the characters have plans. Don't set too many new rules, but always say it.
It was a good book before the heroine appeared, but after the heroine appeared, it fell far behind. The writing was not strong enough, so there should be less emotion.
It's understandable that military generals are so powerful, but counselors are too much.
The protagonist of the author should not be too kind to those aristocratic families. Just kill them and leave some third-rate aristocratic families or un-established aristocratic families. Before that, he must delegate his rights and governance to the village.
Between the feather fans, the strong fan was wiped out into ashes. I'm talking about Zhou Yu, not Zhuge Liang
I know this author is a lolita fan, so I agreed to give it a thumbs up.
Interesting! Collected! Keep it up! Stable updates! Come on! Welcome to visit us again!
Is the author's avatar Yue Qiluo?
I haven't read this book yet, but books like this probably have things like military formations, right? And Zhuge Liang had a Bagua array in history. Therefore, Xiaobing should have a sense of presence in this aspect. Otherwise, it would be meaningless to just let the generals PK and the war would be over. Of course, this is just my suggestion that the author should just write according to the outline.
I think for general minions, you have to write that those minions can increase the fighting power of the martial spirit when they are united, or that the minions unite to form a magic circle or something like that. That way is reasonable.
I hope there are generals from Three Kingdoms
It is best for the author's protagonist not to be a virgin, and to be ruthless to foreigners and powerful people from aristocratic families.
I feel like vomiting when I see books about the Three Kingdoms. There are really too many books about the Three Kingdoms.
The writing is actually pretty good. After reading dozens of chapters, the author's skills still need to be improved. When I see a beautiful woman, I just do that. She's like that.
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