Three Kingdoms: The Strongest Critical Hits
三国之最强暴击
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- Completed
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- 452k Words
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- Historical
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- Alternate History
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- 6y ago
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- Qidian
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The author hopes that the protagonist will get some famous generals in the future or just feel excited when there is no one around. There is no need to show it in front of outsiders. That seems a bit silly to me. You can see it in many places.
Liu Bei's teacher was Lu Zhi. How could it be possible for Lu Zhi to scold Liu Bei and Zhang Fei to scold Lu Zhi? During the Tang and Han Dynasties, respecting teachers and respecting morality was the most important thing.
After reading the introduction, I was speechless. Who can challenge you to a duel on the battlefield? Besides, the protagonist has to appear in everything. What do the protagonist's men do and eat?
I haven't read the book yet, but just read the introduction, and it's very clueless. One million peasant soldiers can't defeat hundreds of thousands of regular troops, let alone the technical level. Cao Cao and Yuan Shu and Yuan Shao have never defeated more with less, and there is Chibi. Let's just say this.
Dragon suite building!
This building is dedicated to supporting characters. Interested book friends can leave a message here, and the author's bacteria will be enabled as appropriate. The requirements are as follows: Surname: xx First name: xx (single name) Character: xx Birthplace: xx (the name of the state or county is sufficient) Occupation: civil servant/military general (other occupations are also possible, such as shopkeeper) Specialty: xx ( Keep a low profile, after all, he is not the protagonist) Faction: Cao Wei/Shu Han/Soochow (direct names of other princes) After the above-mentioned trap is activated, the provider will be written in the author's words at the end of the chapter (some book friends have gorgeous names, the author will try to be as close as possible)
Is this a plan to make the protagonist look conceited and mentally retarded?
I was persuaded to leave before I even opened it. Diao Chan's wife, you are talking nonsense.
To be honest, your plot immediately became popular when you went to Feilu. To be honest, it's not a joke if you don't brag about it.
The most poisonous group, the fierce general surrendered, and then they became sworn sworn brothers when they were drunk. They served porridge to gain some reputation, and then the prodigal pig's trotters whose parents both died were promoted to be filial and honest? ? ? Can a county magistrate issue an order to appoint a county magistrate? I haven't seen Chapter 10 being so vicious. Can the author check the information before writing? If you follow Lao Wang in moving materials or copying chapters, it won't be like this, right? 🙏🙏🙏
I feel that the protagonist was promoted so quickly. In other Three Kingdoms novels, after the Yellow Turban Rebellion, he was almost a county governor, and now he is directly a state pastor. I feel like I was crushing Cao Cao and Yuan Shao