I Added a Point in the Three Kingdoms

I have the unparalleled general Pan Feng, and the invincible Xing Daorong. For internal affairs, consult Guo Tu; for external affairs, consult Zhang Song. I have the eloquent persuader Jiang Gan, and the valiant general Fu Shiren. Geng Ji serves as my bodyguard Mi Fang. Meng Da spreads the teachings. I have my virtuous nephew Liu Cong, and the filial son Lü Bu.

Putting everything else aside, the fact that I frequently receive messages from the author about revising earlier chapters suggests that the author is at least responsible for the work. This kind of author and this kind of work are the kind that deserve our support even if they have shortcomings, rather than those who, because their work is not very good, make demands on readers and nag about it.

The saying "Lancers have always been unlucky" is a really cheesy meme, completely jumping on the bandwagon of the Japanese anime Fate. Throughout history, countless generals have used spears, and now this same anime trope is being used endlessly.

This book is really well-written, so why did it only appear on the recommendations after hundreds of thousands of words, while those childish and awkward books only have tens of thousands of words and they're already on the recommendations? Are the editors at Qidian blind?

In a world where cultivation is possible, a world where one can fight a thousand men single-handedly and control lightning, the gap between powerful families and those from humble backgrounds, though vast, will not be as wide as in an ordinary world. In an ordinary world, no matter how talented or powerful you are, a few soldiers or even a small squad can easily defeat you.

Whose alternate account is "Brother"? This is really well written! It has the potential to be a masterpiece. I love it! I'll recommend it to you later!

Write properly, don't cut 🥺😥

Some people attribute foreign invasions to horseshoes and saddles, and I don't know what to say about that. Warfare is about national strength and the fighting power of the army. How can anyone come up with such a ridiculous theory that nomadic peoples could easily defeat the Central Plains just by having horseshoes and saddles? I truly don't understand.

I believe that people who have achieved mastery in this world of cultivation wouldn't need to wipe their butts; a single burst of true energy would clean them up.

That's it? That's it? That's it? That's it? This is all the updates you get in a day? That's it?