
Every Three Kingdoms Character Is a Monster
这个三国全是妖孽
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 515k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Reader comments 21
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It is recommended not to sworn sworn sworn friends with Guan Yu and Zhang Fei. Have you ever seen Yuan Shao sworn sworn sworn friends? The eldest son of the Yang family is sworn in with two commoners? Where did you put the family rules? ? No matter what era you are in, you cannot do anything that violates the rules. After all, you are the beneficiary of the benefits of the rules.
There are two extremely poisonous aspects (hope to be corrected) 1. I am afraid of the butterfly effect so I dare not kill Yuan Shu. Isn't this fart? Doesn't it make people look uncomfortable? Couldn't you just change it to saying that you have scruples because you are a relative or a big clan? 2. The Yang family spent all their wealth and could only raise 50 horses? You said you can only afford 50 yuan of pocket money, isn't that bad?
Why do the Three Kingdoms always have to make sworn vows? Are you familiar with people who said sworn vows had different meanings in ancient times and now? Don't talk about novels. They contain many things that are different from what you write. Recruiting subordinates and becoming a sworn sworn kinsman to a top aristocratic family are two different things. Have you ever considered the impact? What's the point of losing your reputation? ! ! ? ? ?
The previous joke is that the Yang family only had enough money to recruit fifty soldiers but they could still tolerate it. However, they wrote about Guan Hai, a Japanese ronin who killed many coastal people. Taishi Ci, a local, persuaded the protagonist to kill him. However, the protagonist believed that he was capable and actually accepted him, and even said that he could better atone for his sins. Brother, you really lacked talents during the Three Kingdoms period. Originally, I thought the setting and plot of this book were pretty good, but this part of the plot directly dissuaded me. It's not that I'm an angry young man, but this part of your writing really made me uncomfortable. I felt uncomfortable because a book that I originally enjoyed reading could no longer be read.
I really like the creativity in your novel, Don't Be a Eunuch
I was looking forward to this book, but except for the setting, it was all garbage. The Hongnong Yang family should be similar to the Yuan family, but the author wrote such rubbish; the protagonist traveled through the past when he was 5 years old, but after so many years, he didn't have the temperament of a child of an aristocratic family at all. He was full of slutty words, vulgar and a loser. He said that the protagonist had a photographic memory and felt like he didn't know anything. Alas
When Cao Cao raised an army, his brother Lao Wei directly recruited 5,000 men for him. Is the protagonist 50 Riding funny?
😐 Let me tell you a story. Once upon a time, there was a eunuch, but there is no more...
Mainly because you were so talkative in ancient times. I don't know how strict the rules were in ancient times. You would have been beaten to death if you were so talkative.
It's very well written... I've been chasing it so far and it's so sudden. Did something happen to the author? I wish you well