Three Kingdoms: Xiahou Tianxia

If you like it, you can leave your name, but you can decide your character, camp, etc. I hope everyone will support me.

The most poisonous point is that in the late Han Dynasty, silver was not used as currency. It was either gold, copper coins, or cloth and salt.

Xiahou Yuan and Xiahou Dun are brothers of the same race, not biological brothers at all. How can the protagonist be their biological brother?

If you have any shortcomings in the book, feel free to mention it to me, but I hope everyone has collected it. Can you not take it away? Look at your data and see if it doesn't increase every day. If you return it, my mother's mentality will collapse 😟

In the first few chapters of the Ten Three Kingdoms, you have to fight with them when you recruit talents, and tell them about the world. To be honest, there are not many idiots who can leave their names in the history books. Don't treat them as the second idiots from thousands of years ago. You have no power, but no talents will defect to you.

Cao Song is the adopted son of Cao Teng, and his family is Xiahou. The protagonist and Cao Cao are cousins, so why are they sworn sworn brothers?

How should I put it? It feels like the characters in the whole book are all of the same mind, and there is no personality design for the characters based on social status and social experience. It's hard to imagine that a man in his thirties or forties from an official family would have no wealth at all. The protagonist's thoughts are like those of a high school student. Mostly it's because the author's ideological level is not high enough. Please read more literature, history and philosophy to recharge your batteries.

I want to ask why Dian Wei can think of conquering, why not Guan Yu and Zhang Fei?

After reading two chapters, no wonder there are so few recommendation votes. The characters created by the author are really difficult to describe in one sentence. The author does not understand the Three Kingdoms period. Maybe the author just read the Romance of the Three Kingdoms once before writing the novel?

Xiahou Dun and Xiahou Yuan are not biological brothers, they are just clan brothers.

After reading more than a dozen chapters, the author's impression of the Three Kingdoms should be from the TV series Romance of the Three Kingdoms...

Why does it feel like idle writing? I can't understand the etiquette and laws of ancient times at all. Why ancient times were able to educate people is because of the existence of etiquette and laws. The thoughts and behaviors of the protagonist are completely still that of a modern person, which makes it a bit awkward to read.

It's so disgusting. Why is there such a book? It's so disgusting.

I don't understand why we want to go to Liaodong. Do you think Liaodong during the Three Kingdoms period is now Northeast China? At that time, there was nothing in Liaodong. Don't talk to me about mining. If there is no one, just dig an egg.

Historically, your first child should be a daughter, who later married Zhang Fei. . .

In the eighth year of Jiajing reign in the Ming Dynasty, silver became legal tender.

The author's eldest brother, Xia Hou, and Cao are originally a family. This is history😅😅😅😅😅

Do you know that Cao Cao and Xiahou Dun were brothers originally? Cao Song was adopted by Cao Teng, and Cao Ben was from the Xiahou family. We're still playing sworn friends

I don't understand why the author wants to write about a protagonist who resists her parents' arrangements, and can't only marry one wife. The protagonist was very filial to her parents before, but when her own interests were touched, she immediately turned against him. She knew her mother was sick and ran away from the marriage, without fear of angering her mother. In ancient times, reputation was more important than life, so they paid a betrothal gift and set a date. The protagonist was selfish and ran away from the marriage regardless of his fiancée's reputation. He was a scumbag.

Why do you have to go to Liaodong? It's bitterly cold in Liaodong. If it's really good, it's impossible for Nurhaci not to be able to enter the border.

Why do you like Cai Wenji's chaotic love life?

Why do I like Cai Wenji's chaotic love life🙂

Would you mind if the author takes a look at the heroic ambitions of the late Eastern Han Dynasty?

Why do you have so many dramas? ? ? ?

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Writing about Yuan Shu as a retard is the same. Yuan Shu was the largest prince in history. He was already a general of the Han Dynasty when he was fighting against Dong. He had an army of 170,000. At that time, Yuan Shao only had 70,000 or 80,000. Yuan Shao could not compare with him. The richest prefectures and counties in the Han Dynasty were all in the hands of Yuan Shu. In the early stage of the struggle for hegemony, half of Yuzhou was in his hands. The entire Yangzhou, south of the Huaihe River, belonged to Yuan Shu. Liu Biao, Liu Yu, Liu Zhang, and Tao Qian were all Yuan Shu's younger brothers and listened to Yuan Shu. At that time, Liu Biao was one of the top three princes, with an army of three to four hundred thousand, but he still had to listen to Yuan Shu. Don't say that he didn't have anyone, and he had a lot of corrupt people.