
The Way to Survive in the Troubled Times of the Three Kingdoms
三国乱世之生存路
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 146k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Women should accept a few of them. Talented Girl, Luo Shen, and Xiao Qiao have tragic fates, and their involvement is not big, so they don't need to be accepted. Diao Chan is related to a beauty trap, so forget it.
Collect them first and then slaughter them when they are fatter.
Great writing, smooth writing, rare good writing
Come on, this is a good start. All heroes grow up step by step.
The writing is pretty good, at least it's rare among new authors.
It turns out that he is an old author in a new person's skin. I feel that the investment is expected to return 🤓 The 12 tickets a day for both accounts are yours.
Chapter 13 has been changed
Because the post this morning was blocked, I had to delete some plots and modify some plots. It is possible that the whole text is not very coherent and there are differences between the preceding and following chapters. If you find any problems, please tell me and I will try my best to correct them.
Go check out my latest update, Chapter 42. Zhang Xin makes a cameo appearance in my book. Hehe, just have fun. If you have any comments, I will delete them immediately.
Emmmm, I read a few chapters, and I have a few big questions. Civilian rebellion should be considered a rebellion, because it does not belong to the regular army of the imperial court. There must be enough reasons for the people to follow you. You can write about what the foreign enemies have done. Use a tragic scene at the beginning to attract a wave of readers, and then slowly unfold it, don't rush. Or just write the scene where the protagonist rises to arms, and intersperse memories to make the reasons more complete. I just feel that the rhythm is not stable enough, and it is easy to go fast and slow. Come on, may you become a god soon