Lu Bu: There Are Always Advisers Who Want to Harm Me

Chen Gong is no worse than Guo Jia, right? Chen Gong can't do it, so why can Guo Jia do it? Besides, Guo Jia's character is not as good as Chen Gong's.

Facing the introduction, I had a question mark on my face. Can someone tell me what it says?

Locusts are poisonous when gathered together and can eat people dead. Didn't the author know that?

The battle in Puyang has been going on for so long. Do you plan to write more than 200 chapters about the Battle of Puyang? And Lu Bu, don't get angry at every turn. Even a brainless person can discover his own weaknesses. As a leader, if he doesn't slowly change himself under such many reminders and slaps in the face, he is not irresponsible to the power, but is hopelessly stupid. It should be written that Lu Bu's character slowly changes, otherwise the larger the territory, the faster the people will disperse.

When you write about Lu Bu, your brain is not normal. Anyone with a normal brain should think about how to get Guo Jia to truly focus on helping him make suggestions, instead of eavesdropping on a sentence or a half every time, and getting angry every time he sees Guo Jia. The first time he got angry was okay, but the next time This is the case for the first time, maybe he is flooded, and Guo Jia can defeat ten cities. Every time after scolding Lu Bu, Lu Bu gets angry, and he doesn't notice it. Also, every time Lu Bu does the same thing as him, he doesn't notice it either. It's just this one time for ten cities

Author, instead of changing the points of a general so that the previous article is incorrect and the following is wrong, you might as well correct the mistake and change the price of the general's points to a "growable" mechanism. For example, Zhang Liao, in the previous battles, Lu Bu's "unparalleled resourcefulness (laughing)" actions made Zhang Liao wiser every time. After growing up, Zhang Liao has exceeded the original value of 4000 points, rising to 4500 points. However, when Zhang Liao's loyalty was 70, he had already contributed 4000 points to Lu Bu. When Zhang Liao grows, he will be given additional points worth the growth amount, which is 500 points.

I feel like there is something wrong with the author's definition of a wise man. Guo Jia has been trapped by Lu Bu for so long, and he is not at all confused as to why Lu Bu can always defeat Cao Cao. Arrogance also has a low point. Can't we continue to despise Lu Bu until Lu Bu unifies?

Will the author consider writing a prequel to Episode Zero? This prologue may seem inconsequential, but it is related to the ending and can give the whole article the beginning and the end.

I vomited when I read this introduction. If you don't know how to write, don't write it. What is the profile of gay men?

Lu Bu's listening skills can only hear the important words of Guo Jia's plan, which is actually good for Lu Bu, because it can invisibly make the impulsive and reckless Lu Bu calm down and think carefully. Only by thinking more and using your brain can you go further in troubled times. Lü Bu violently crippled Guo Jia so that he could no longer take Wu Shi Powder, and forced him to lie down so that he could not overindulge his body, invisibly helping him to overcome his addiction. Guo Jia was forced to detoxify and not die young so easily. In disguise, the path to the gate of hell was blocked. What Lu Bu needs is Guo Jia's discipline to give him a head start on his intelligence, so as to get rid of his shortcomings of "being self-reliant and being brave and foolhardy". And Guo Jia needs Lu Bu's strict management of his health. After the ban is issued and he can no longer touch Wu Shi San, Guo Jia will not die so easily.

As expected, it's a mess. You, the author, have already finished two books, both by Lu Bu. Sum up your experience and stop thinking about Lu Bu.

Ma Yunlu and Guo Jia shouldn't force CP, they don't look down on scholars, so wouldn't it be nice to work with Zhao Yun?

Juancheng contains the families of all the officers and soldiers of Cao's army. No matter how much Cao Cao despises Lu Bu, no matter how much he doesn't take Lu Bu seriously, it is impossible for him to go out without paying attention to his confidants to guard the home. Originally, the ones guarding Juancheng should be Xun Yu and Xiahou Dun. The cooperation of a counselor and a strong general is the most reliable. But here they both went on an expedition with Cao Cao, so who is left behind in Juancheng?

It was quite refreshing at first, but now it feels a bit boring

I, Lu Bu, a person from the Three Kingdoms, can understand Arabic numerals! 🤭

After reading the introduction, I was moved. There are still many good people in the world. The children of the aristocratic family have gone to help ordinary people. Love knows no bounds! Just like a beggar selling all kinds of rags he picked up on the roadside, but the top few from Forbes came out to work for him, I was touched, so touched.

Looking at the introduction, why does it smell like bl and rotten writing?

For Lu Bu, he was almost fifty years old when he ruled Xuzhou. Fifty years may not matter now, but at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, fifty years old was almost old. Coupled with the hidden wounds left by years of fighting, how many more years can Lu Bu continue to fight? Ten years? Ten years later, will Lu Bu, who is almost 60 years old, still be able to fight? Even if Lu Bu was so fierce that he defeated Yuan Shao, Cao Cao, Liu Bei, Yuan Shu, Liu Biao and Sun Quan for ten years. But what happens after that? Lu Bu has no son, and without an heir, who will give the territory he conquered? To Liu Xie? When Lu Bu was around, his subordinates had no thoughts of rebellion. Who can listen to whom in Lu Bu's absence? The world is in chaos again

If the author really likes the subject of Lu Bu, he can consider writing about the young Lu Bu during the Bingzhou period. There are not many records in the history books. You can completely add scenes to the young Lu Bu depending on the author's level, or change it to a simple difficulty and follow the Dong Zhuo period. At that time, the Han Dynasty had not yet become chaotic, and Lu Bu himself was in peak condition. Don't write about the time in Xuzhou. At this time, Lu Bu was notorious and offended most of the princes. He was almost fifty years old and had no heirs, but there was too little room for development.

Originally I didn't want to post this post, but some people always said that Lu Bu's anger was wrong, so I couldn't help but post a post to explain. Lu Bu is a prince and the best general in the world. You can imagine how arrogant he is. No matter who you are, dare to scold him. Lu Bu would beat him to death without hesitation. Moreover, if you are scolded and slapped once, you will not lose your temper just because you have been scolded for a long time. If we were ordinary people, we might be able to hold back when we were scolded, but Lu Bu would definitely not be able to hold back.

Neither the counselors in Niu nor Lu Bu are good at it. Lu Bu doesn't listen to advice.

I read dozens of chapters and didn't understand. Did Lu Bu travel through time? Or original goods?

Guo Jia was originally a short-lived ghost. He was seriously injured by Lu Bu from time to time. He might not live for more than a year. What happens after that?

When reading a book, remember to look at the labels and make history. It is okay to change it appropriately.

Fighting Cao Cao every day, there is only one Cao Cao in the Three Kingdoms?

Then tie up Zhou Yulai and continue to listen to the plan?

Why do you all like Lübne?