Lü Bu of the Primordial World

It's too ridiculous. There is a saying in Honghuangliu that small sections can be changed, but the general trend cannot be changed. Take this book as an example, the spread of Buddhism to the east is the general trend. Whether Lu Bu dies, when and where he dies is the small section. The late Han Dynasty is separated from the Tang Dynasty by the Three Kingdoms - Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. During the Sui Dynasty, even if Lu Bu unified the world, the dynasty might have changed by then, and it would not have any impact on the journey to the west. Even if Lu Bu lived until the journey to the west and was still the emperor, it would not affect the overall situation, because the rise of Buddhism was determined by Hongjun. The two saints of the West pushed hard, and the Three Pure Ones of the East pushed the boat along. Nuwa looked on with cold eyes. Not to mention that it was just an emperor who objected. Even if the pig's feet were sanctified, it still couldn't be changed. How could someone keep an eye on it so closely? It was simply not allowed to change the slightest bit.

Why did Lu Bu go to Honghuang? Do you recognize your father?

I have read four of your books, Dai Han, Lu Bu, The Emperor and the Common People. I wasn't optimistic about this book from the beginning. Sure enough, when I saw you stopped updating it, I knew the results would be bad. You have written about every aspect of the Three Kingdoms. When can you break out of the Three Kingdoms framework?

This damn Buddhism doesn't take the Three Emperors and Five Emperors of the human race and the sages of the human race into consideration at all.

In fact, I feel that the writing is a bit far-fetched. Why must Lu Bu die? Have they all read the script? Even if you can pinch and calculate, it is not like this. Even if your fate has been changed, it is still like this. Is this the method of immortals and Buddhas? This is the way of heaven. Let's talk about immortals and Buddhas. If I insist on you disappearing, I can't touch you. I will just move your entire city to the middle of the sea. What can you do? It feels a bit awkward for the immortal Buddha to end up dealing with a mortal. It would be better to say that the little monk observed the destiny and joined Dong Zhuo or Cao Cao, and then did something to deal with Lu Bu, which happened to correspond to the history. Then the system came, and the little monk could not deal with the systematic Lu Bu, and then his fate was changed step by step. In a word, it felt that the immortal Buddha ended directly and could not touch a mortal. It is too far-fetched, and I should not say it.

Good guy 🙂 I have the second comment

Has the author changed his armor? I feel that Lu Bu's Life Simulator book is very similar to your writing style.

I would like to ask if the protagonist will engage in technology in the future? If you do it, then bye bye. It's not all a system, it's like a hodgepodge. Nowadays, historical texts that travel back in time and engage in science and technology are disgusting. What else are you reading when fantasy comes in?

Disasters have occurred frequently recently. I wish the author a safe journey.

This is history. This classification is ridiculous. It should be classified into the ancient myth of Xianxia.