The Three Kingdoms Began with the Kidnapping of Luo Shen

When I saw the introduction, I instantly remembered a lyric. The shoes are torn, the hat is torn...

Conquer the world. Cao Cao started causing trouble whenever he left his hometown. Unify Hebei and rule by dividing the river. 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓

In fact, the locusts that cause the locust plague are poisonous and cannot be eaten.

I didn't read it, but I read the introduction. Are you going to fight Zhen Mi and Cao Pi? Second-hand is not enough, must third-hand be used? Immediately lost interest

Here's another small suggestion: if the Three Kingdoms don't cause trouble, it's best not to use this background. It's more appropriate to think in an abstract way.

After reading two chapters, sure enough, I couldn't understand the people in the systematic online articles. I was addicted to the protagonist and Zhen Mi. Maybe it's because I don't have enough IQ to understand their psychology and behavior. I saw that the author said that he was not writing a hegemony article, so why did he set up the Three Kingdoms and pick up girls?

I don't quite understand why I have to write about snatching a wife at this point in time? Can't you write it earlier?

If you don't have your own soldiers and horses in the Three Kingdoms, do you want to live a happy life? In the power of an overlord? How did the Overlord die?

The name of this book is (Diary of Raping a Beautiful Girl in the Three Kingdoms) which is more realistic 🙂

In the official history, the heroine was killed by Cao Pi.

Will the protagonist not dominate the world later?

The ideas are strange and the pace is cheerful. It feels good.

It is recommended that the Three Kingdoms start with cultivating Fengxian

Can you not be so white?🙂

It can be seen that the author's skills are quite average, and the writing is a bit naive. It's not that it's not good, but every character is too facial-shaped; not to mention, their behavior neither conforms to what the readers think they should have based on their previous understanding, nor is it even the author's interpretation based on his own understanding, but is entirely to promote the protagonist's appearance. Let me ask you, is it fun to eat sugarcane bagasse that others have chewed? There is no deconstruction and reconstruction of characters, and there is no sense of historical heaviness. Even the advancement of the plot relies entirely on the old three-step process of not knowing doubts - explaining and pretending - and being ashamed of oneself. In fact, Cao Cao, who can actually say that he would rather call me a loser to the world, would feel embarrassed? Or laughing: "I didn't know there was such a magical thing in the world" or pretending to be calm, it is more appropriate than feeling ashamed. As a dark-faced and thick-skinned Cao Amo, the author has to describe him as a novice. Unless the author is a novice, you have to treat all the characters as novices.