The Lord Arrives: Starting with Choosing an Identity

How can I put it this way? When I saw the choice of attributes and dynasties, I felt that the protagonist had no independent opinion. In ancient times, if you wanted to be a lord without any identity, no matter who liked you, you had to have some identity. To put it bluntly, a ranger is just a gangster. You really want to start from scratch. Is it faster to start from scratch than to start from a noble family? Look at Liu Bang and Zhu Yuanzhang, they have been struggling for many years, while other time-travelers are left to work. Look at Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Liu Yuan, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan of the Three Kingdoms. Which one does not have a family? Liu Bei is almost the same, but they are also talking about the Han family clan, choose a knight-errant and then keep cheating on the protagonist.

I actually have a question. In fact, many of the military commanders and civil servants in ancient times were related by blood, or had served as subordinates, and those who had grudges were let go. Then Guan Yu and Zhang Fei were recruited by different people, how could they fight? Yue Fei attacked Yue Yun, but Yue Yun was unwilling to surrender after being defeated. Would Yue Fei be willing to kill his son?

As an author, you can contradict whatever you write. What five stars require is comprehensive ability. No matter it is Guan Yu, Zhuge Liang or anyone else, who has comprehensive abilities. For an arrogant person like Guan Yu, do you think his political ability is good or his military ability is good? Zhuge Liang is a genius with integrity, good at military, but rubbish at military. Is he comprehensive? I don't know much about history, but if I want to talk about people with comprehensive abilities, they are basically emperors. In the Three Kingdoms, Liu Bei, Sun Jian, and Cao Cao all had political and military problems. This is comprehensive. Zhu Chongba and Zhu Di of the Ming Dynasty. Li Shimin of the Tang Dynasty. There are only a few people who can do this comprehensively, who else can do it. Liu Bang's personal force was not good. I forgot that he was a politician like Liu Bang in the Eastern Han Dynasty. By the way, Zhao Kuangyin is also quite comprehensive. Genghis Khan had poor political ability. Yongzheng is OK too, right? Whoever founded the Qing Dynasty was forgotten. He died young and his political ability is unclear.

They are all players. Why is the protagonist such a waste? The other players are more awesome than the other players. Why are their attributes so unbalanced?

I can't even write about single wear, but I have to write about group wear.

The IQ of the protagonist written by the author is too low. Except for Zhuge Liang, the Shu Han people are not up to par. It is a separatist regime that is much stronger than it. Aren't the Thirteen Taibao of the Later Tang Dynasty delicious? Li Cunshen and Zhou Dewei were undefeated. Isn't the Eastern Jin Dynasty fragrant? The three generations of Beifu army chief generals also sent Xie Xuan, Hengwen and Zuxun as gifts. Isn't Liu Song delicious? A lot of tough guys. Isn't Nanliang delicious? Wei Hu, Chen Qingzhi. Isn't the Northern Zhou Dynasty delicious? Everyone in the Bazhu Kingdom is fierce. Aren't the three generals of the Northern Qi Dynasty good? Isn't Zhu Wen's back beam sweet? Ge Congzhou and Yang Shihou are the undefeated gods of war, the iron spear Wang Yanzhang, and the divine fortune teller Jingxiang, aren't Beiyan fragrant? The gods of war Murong Ke and Murong Chui. Isn't the Northern Wei Dynasty delicious? In terms of separatist forces, the Shu Han is not ranked high in strength, which is the sacred book of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. The author probably has only read the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

There are currently about a hundred people who are time-travelers who are the protagonist's opponents. If you want to appear as the protagonist's opponents and become time-travelers in the novel, you can follow my attribute format. You can write down the name, character, attributes, characteristics, skills of the character, as well as which dynasty you want to obtain and which generals you want to follow. I will choose the appropriate one and write it in the book.

Is this book dead this time? Say something if it's not.

To put it simply, the author is a Shu Han player. Guan Yu's martial arts is ten points higher than Qin Qiong's. It's outrageous.

Let's just say, can we not start the Three Kingdoms as soon as we get there? Don't distract the children if you are ignorant.