
Three Kingdoms: I Stockpiled Grain, and at Last the Yellow Turbans Rebelled
三国:积粮万石,黄巾终于起义了
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 2y ago
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Haha, the protagonist is too boring, it would be better to be hairy. Seven hundred cavalrymen who have been trained for less than a month can charge into a formation of 30,000 people, cavalrymen who have been trained for less than a month can still form a formation, and explosive troops can form a spear formation. It makes me ache to read this.
The essence of the chaos in the late Han Dynasty was that families were in trouble. He was really stupid if he couldn't even see through this. No matter how many heroes and ministers there were in the Three Kingdoms at the end of the Han Dynasty, their reputation was based on the death of a large number of Han people. Although I admired the elites of that era, I really didn't like them. With so many people combined, Cao Cao's contribution to the Han people was not as great as that of Cao Cao. Although Cao Cao was not a good person, he did not flaunt himself as a good person.
Theory of reminder
Alas! If the book is popular, it's because of the writing style, it's not a recommendation; if the book is not popular, it's because of the update, it's not a monthly pass. Alas! If the writing style of the book is maintained, it will be enough to be praised by Sanjiang; if the readers who love to keep up with the book can read it hundreds of times a day, it will become a masterpiece for eternity. Who can read it without reading it? Zixu had no time to grieve for himself, and later generations wrote about his grief; later generations wrote about his grief without taking note of it, which also caused future generations to mourn for future generations again.
This title is really annoying after reading it. It reveals its indifference to the people and is full of cannibalism. This title is filled with the blood of ordinary people of that era. In times of famine, hoarding food and grass for ugly desires, 100% damn people!
The sky is dead, Huang Tiandang is standing At the age of Jiazi, the world is auspicious
Reminder
If reading is just like seeing it for the first time, what's the matter with the sad autumn wind painting the fan. It is easy to change but not updated, but it means that readers' minds are changeable. After playing at Station B until midnight, 4,000 people a day made people complain. I still remember the new man Zixu Lang, who is willing to write books full-time.
To be honest, I was a little speechless when I saw the protagonist supporting Liu Xie. The protagonist didn't want to give up the country he had worked so hard to give to Liu Xie! The protagonist's family of 200 people was killed by Liu Xie's father. Could it be that the protagonist has not realized that the most ruthless emperor's family is? It's okay if you don't take revenge, you should repay evil with kindness! Don't you know that when all the birds are gone, a good bow is hidden? Also, Dong Zhuo coerced the emperor to order the princes, and he was a complete traitor. According to Han law, how could he implicate the nine tribes? Can this be forgiven? Even if the Han law is just a decoration, the protagonist is so kind! If the protagonist does these puzzling things, he has other plans, please ask the author to write it out, otherwise no matter how you look at it, you will think that the protagonist is a peerless white lotus, pure and natural without pollution. Author, you said that other aristocratic families were bleeding like rivers, but I didn't see how the protagonist dealt with the aristocratic families! Cao Cao would rather I betray the world than let the world betray me. Liu Bei is as humble as a grain, has the world in mind, and spreads benevolence and righteousness, but in fact he is white and black. The protagonist has neither. He has a mind for the world and benevolence and righteousness. However, the protagonist seems to be really White Lotus, which is fake anyway.
Author, if you take care of Cai Yong, Cai Yan will be yours. Don't make the emotional drama as awkward as a domestic romance movie.
Give Soo Ji a little red heart❤️
When I saw that it was a system article, I deleted the book. Do Han clan clans still need a system?