Three Kingdoms: Pan Feng, God of War

Even if I bear the burden of millions of people in Yizhou and need to hold the heads of rubles in one hand, I, Pan Feng, am still invincible in the world. If you take another step forward, the world will be turned upside down! Who dares to claim invincibility? Who dares to say they are undefeated? They have not even appeared in the Xia Dynasty. I, Pan Feng, will surely suppress an entire era!

When I read novels about the Three Kingdoms period, I've always had a question: everyone says Liu Bei in the Three Kingdoms was a hypocrite, but where does that come from? I think even if he was just pretending to be a gentleman, if he pretended his whole life, what's the difference between him and a true gentleman?

Nan Daorong, Bei Panfeng. I never expected that my reading list would include characters like Zhuge Liang and Pang Tong.

I've never understood why so many authors love the halberd so much. It's so rare to see one who doesn't use the halberd, but then they change it to a halberd. You can't really use that thing without practicing for decades. Apart from Xue Rengui and Lü Bu, how many people have you seen using that thing?

The author is a newcomer, so we need to be strict with newcomers, otherwise they might produce such bad work that you wouldn't have confidence in them.

It's well-written; both the writing style and the author's intelligence are on point. I voted for it ten times today, and I'll continue tomorrow.

All I want to say is, does the author really understand the meaning of admiration? Even figures like Cao Cao admire a minor general—isn't that just confusing for readers?

Name: Yuan Xing Gender: Female Age: 18 Talents: Dance, Politics, Swordsmanship Relatives: Yuan Shao Equipment: Fire Essence Sword and Flowing Cloud Ribbon Combat strength: 85 Intelligence: 98 Charisma: 95 Politics: 90 Commander: 80 Appearance: A beautiful young woman wearing a golden phoenix crown with pearls and a golden phoenix robe. Introduction: Yuan Shao's beloved youngest daughter, who is interested in the male protagonist and has a political marriage with him. @Reader

The author is so pitiful; I gave 30 recommendation votes, and I even voted for the monthly pass on my first try! 😁

This book is better than Xing Daorong's. Don't try to establish yourself as the ruler and his minister; the story of a good ruler and his minister is quite good. He's been good to you; don't do anything stupid like repaying kindness with enmity.