The Three Kingdoms: Starting by Abducting the Goddess of Luo River

Upon seeing the description, a lyric immediately came to mind. My shoes are torn, my hat is torn...

In fact, the locusts that cause locust plagues are poisonous and should not be eaten.

Contending for supremacy. Cao Cao stirred up trouble as soon as he left his hometown. He unified Hebei and divided the country along the Yangtze River.

I didn't watch it. I read the synopsis, and it's about fighting Cao Pi to seize Zhen Mi? Why go through three hands if two aren't enough? I instantly lost interest.

Here's another suggestion: if you're not going to cause any trouble during the Three Kingdoms period, it's best not to use that background. A fictional setting would be more suitable for your ideas.

After reading two chapters, sure enough, the characters in web novels about systems are beyond my comprehension. The protagonist and Zhen Mi alone have captivated me. Perhaps I'm not smart enough to understand their psychology and behavior. When I saw the author say that he wasn't writing a story about conquering the world, then why set it in the Three Kingdoms period? Was it about picking up girls?

Did you really want to live a carefree life in the Three Kingdoms period without your own army? And with the power of a hegemon? How did that hegemon die?

I don't understand why this specific time had to be chosen. Was it some kind of wife-stealing incident? Couldn't it have been written as breakfast?

Recommendation: Start by cultivating Zhang Fei (Fengxian) in the Three Kingdoms period.

Doesn't the protagonist eventually conquer the world?