Mount & Blade: Three Kingdoms, Warden of the Bandits

After reading the beginning of a few chapters, I felt it was okay. The plot is well controlled and the logic is smooth. Only when it comes to writing about women, the protagonist is like a loser, and the plot is extremely awkward.

How can a widow who has never married become a politician? Are my words my husband's words? ?

To be honest, ancient warriors relied on their peers to support them. The more modern there are, the fewer warriors there are. Why? Because the equipment is getting better and better, the soldiers are getting stronger and stronger, and the most powerful military unit with cold weapons is Mongolia. Daijin, what do you think a general in armor can win in a one-on-one duel with Iron Buddha? How about one hitting five iron pagodas? What about being kited by the Mongols? What about being beaten by the Mongolian cavalry's Po Jia Gu Duo?

I thought it was a complete revolution for the common people, but when I saw the heroine Mi Zhen, I was immediately persuaded to quit. The protagonist is a Yellow Turban, the Mi family is powerful, and no one will take refuge in the protagonist. It is also impossible for the protagonist to conquer the famous strategists and generals. The protagonist must rise to prominence unless he cultivates talents step by step

Why did you fall ill again in the latest chapter? You must be a little self-aware. You are really not suitable for writing about women. All the female scenes in this book will be cut off. I guess the reward for the grade will be doubled.

Damn it, how dare you proclaim yourself emperor with such a small number of people occupying a county. Go and see how Yuan Shu died. The first one to proclaim himself emperor will undoubtedly die. Everyone will beat him. It was justifiable to beat him. Fight a Yu Jin to become the emperor. Really vomited

The war is in turmoil, rogue bandits are raging, and they are all hungry to eat people. There is also a cute little sister and a handsome little daughter-in-law in the Yellow Turban Army.

Don't break the covenant easily. If you don't care about the Sima clan, there will be no good end if you break the covenant.

When someone gives a woman as a gift, the protagonist accepts it without hesitation and stops reading. It's a dirty thing and poisoned to death. What are you doing in time traveling at this level? It's a waste of opportunity I believe in one sentence, there is no room for people with different intentions on the side of the bed. If you don't want a woman given by others, you can snatch it yourself.

Personally, I feel that it was still a good book before I went to Hefei. After that, I forced my wits down and forced on the plot. Please do your best, author. I'll check back after a while to see if you're back.