Starting from Cutting Off Hu and Cao Cao, He Became Stronger

Thirty centimeters of hailstones are almost the size of a washbasin. Hailstones are formed thousands of meters in the sky. An ordinary watermelon is generally less than thirty centimeters in diameter. Think about it, a big ice cube the size of a watermelon falls from thousands of meters away. It will kill everything when it falls. You can only dream about it with a shield. The speed of sound is 340 meters per second. Watermelon-sized hailstones formed from thousands of meters in the sky will definitely break the speed of sound when they fall. If the hailstones are large enough, hundreds of thousands of enemies will be crushed to death. Unless he is an immortal, even the so-called innate master will be beaten to death.

Zhen Mi in Jizhou Wuji is Yuan Shao's daughter-in-law. The author actually sent her to Xuzhou and got together with Cao Song. Toxic, goodbye

I just wrote something random, I don't know much about the Three Kingdoms at all, I'm just complaining, it's just a merchant's home of the Mi family, so you can write so well, even the aristocratic family doesn't recognize it 😰😰😰

Actually, it's okay. It's pretty cool to read as a mindless cool article, but I'd better not come here if you're interested in history.

There is still such mindless writing nowadays

Let's not talk about the official history of the Three Kingdoms. If you don't even understand the timeline of the entire Three Kingdoms period, you write a novel about the Three Kingdoms. Author, are you better than Luo Guanzhong?

Isn't Tongguan in Chang'an? The protagonist seems to have occupied the Luoyang area. How did Yuan Shao get to Tongguan?

This timeline is all messed up. I couldn't stand it after reading three chapters. Did you really just listen to a few characters and jokes and write a book?

After three chapters of eating, it is extremely poisonous to retreat in defeat.

Kudos to the author for his courage in writing a book! Because I don't dare to write, because I don't know much about the late Han Dynasty. As far as the author is concerned, Zhuojun is located in Youzhou, adjacent to Zhongshan County in Jizhou. The author actually moved him to the edge of Xuzhou. I can't help but lament the author's boundless power! Zhang Liao lived in Xiaopei, and the author also wrote that he went to Xuzhou. I was confused. Wasn't Xiaopei in Xuzhou? The author added this?

Zhen Mi was a bit messy. In The Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Cao Pi killed Yuan Shao's son. Seeing that his wife Zhen Mi was pretty, he took Mo Mo and brought her into his room. Later, Cao Cao found out and was scolded, saying that he had no military discipline.

This is a twisted product of obscenity, all made up.

The author has never seen the Three Kingdoms?

As a fan of the Three Kingdoms, you actually left out Jingzhou and Jiaozhou. I originally thought that Jingzhou was going to be left to fight Cao Cao in the Battle of Chibi. Now it seems that Jingzhou was left out by the author.

I wanted to laugh when I saw the protagonist reassured Yu Qian to defend the city with 20,000 men. The protagonist's equipment can be compared with that of the Ming Dynasty. Yu Qian still had the Shenji Battalion at that time, and the Beijing arsenal did not have any cannons. The supporting armies from all walks of life were rushing towards the capital, and then sent people to the Tumu Fort to collect the equipment discarded by the defeated army, and called the South Beijing's equipment was brought into Beijing, and all forces were urgently requisitioned to transfer grain from Tongzhou to Beijing to stabilize the army and the people. When it came time for the decisive battle, Yu Qian used a mixed army of 200,000 to rely on the city to defeat 130,000 first (3 cavalry, 10 infantry). The main character's armament could be compared with that of the Ming Dynasty. It's funny, the new soldiers didn't even have equipment.

Zhen Mi was married to Yuan Shao's son first. Yuan Shao hadn't been destroyed by Cao Cao yet. Where did Zhen Mi come from the Cao family? If you wrote about the Zhen family's caravan and the Cao family's caravan, it was almost the same. You actually wrote that Zhen Mi was the daughter-in-law of the Cao family. If you write like this, isn't it the same as a stolen wife? Isn't it okay to have a green head like this?

I really can't stand it after reading Chapter 6. While I still have a chance to save myself, I just want to say that there is a reason for my poor grades. The author should take a good look at what he has written and take the first step. 🤭

Attacking Xuzhou for the second time? Obviously Cao Cao's father died the first time, right? , And what does the protagonist think? How come they look like various horses?

I'm convinced, and I can't stand it after reading Chapter 6. I'm completely enjoying myself with 500 soldiers, and the bandits turn into princes. It's so funny!

Why not kill Mi Zhen? How can you expect someone to still fall in love with you after killing his entire family? Or will she be pregnant with the protagonist's child this time? Then you are in Shu camp and your heart is in Li? 🤫Don't do this kind of thing!

The author's timeline seems to be very wrong. I suggest you read the original Three Kingdoms.

It feels like the characters are out of time

I only saw Chapter 19 and I couldn't stand it anymore

Low-quality and mentally retarded, and 15,000 people still watch it? Awesome

Grab Luo Shen at the beginning, what a rubbish introduction. . .

The author first looks at the Three Kingdoms. You can't write a book if the timeline is wrong.

Not to mention the official history, it doesn't even match up to the novel. The author is completely enjoying himself. The timeline and the relationship between the characters are too confusing.

Although the book is finished, I still have to say, poison, huge poison

No historical knowledge at all! Still writing about the Three Kingdoms?

Are you going to start charging before chapter 40? Even the great masters dare not do this! The work intends for the eunuch to speculate on the short-term first?