Lü Bu: My Wife Came from Two Thousand Years in the Future

Did you put it on the wrong channel? Only female channels like macho men 😅

Wait a minute, wait a minute, this Lu Bu already has a wife? Then this heroine is. . . Hiss... Two women serve one husband together

It's quite interesting. Today's novels are either about fighting for hegemony and upgrading to the end, with dry feelings, or they are just daily dog-food stories that are sweeter than first love. This book is one of the few that combines it. It has an emotional line and a main theme. However, there are too few updates. I finished reading it in one day. Good luck to the author. By the way, do you have any similar recommendations?

This book is a bit strange at first, but it becomes very interesting after twenty or thirty chapters. It gets better and better as you read later. Although it is slow, the plot is very interesting and has solid facts.

Drunken sex. This chapter. What's the problem? ? Can't we add some romance to history? ? I think it's ok. . As long as there is no shortage of military, political, farming, political strategizing, and reform. Still good.

It's well written. Don't care what others say. I like the two-protagonist article. The article contains both the girl's meticulousness about the development of people's livelihood and the boy's war strategy. It is very enjoyable to read. To be honest, it is too monotonous to write about one aspect alone. Moreover, since Feng Chuan Can Han, I haven't encountered such an appetizing female perspective article for a long time. Especially the male protagonist Lu Bu's step-by-step change and growth, these are the two people who are truly worthy of each other.

After seeing more than 200 chapters, I have to say that it is really well written. Whether it is war, reform, conspiracy, or science and technology, it is all very well written. The only shortcoming is some romance scenes. However, the author is not talking about romance for the sake of romance. Behind each bridge are one or two big foreshadowings and foreshadowings. The logic is strong and the plot structure is quite clever.

The writing is quite bad. Lu Bu learns to pretend, is he still Lu Bu? Moreover, Lu Bu has no bright spots other than brute strength. Now Lu Bu is just a soft-cooked person. I think it's better to change the male protagonist, such as Zhao Yun, Ma Chao, Tai Shi Ci, Sun Ce, Zhou Yu. It's not that Lu Bu is bad, it's just that Lu Bu has always relied on women

I don't understand why the heroine always wants to extend the life of the Han Dynasty. The rule of the Eastern Han Dynasty is so good. The aristocratic family is running rampant, selling and buying officials has all kinds of ills. The Ling Emperor is fine when he is alive, and the whole country will not be in chaos. If he dies, the young master, who doubts his ability, will be at the mercy of a young child.

If you don't write about Lu Bu, and you just write about a man who travels through time and becomes a woman, or simply about a woman who travels through the Three Kingdoms, as long as you don't write about the emotions between men and women, no one will say that it is a female protagonist. But a female protagonist, a male protagonist, a dual protagonist route to engage in emotional drama, I'm sorry, this is a female protagonist