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Pan Feng, as a minor character in Romance of the Three Kingdoms, is a source of excitement when he's powerful, so why are they all portrayed as lords? There are only a handful of Pan Fengs to begin with, and they're all lords! Romance of the Three Kingdoms is all about generals battling it out, and all the Pan Fengs I've seen are lords.

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To be honest, from Pan Feng's seemingly invulnerability to poison after drinking it, to Cao Cao's question, "Are kings and nobles born with a special destiny?"... You're truly something else. Aren't you embarrassed?

Tell me why Pan Feng couldn't rule the world—his background, his background, his background!

I'm starting a thread to collect some phrases, preferably inspirational ones, like: "Having fought a hundred battles in the yellow sands, clad in golden armor, I will not return until Loulan is conquered."

It really is a case of everyone being a ninth-rank military officer, with at least an eighth-rank officer as long as they have a name.

Another Pan Feng, very good, I hope you continue writing 😁 I quite like Pan Feng 🥺

When writing about the Three Kingdoms, stop mindlessly praising historical figures. Many books on the Three Kingdoms excessively glorify famous generals and strategists. Halfway through a book, not a single opposing general or strategist has been killed off; those who die are mostly minor characters. Many famous generals and strategists were indeed powerful, very powerful! But they were not invincible!

What garbage! This is utterly unwatchable. Delete

I only read two chapters and it seems like this book is mostly abandoned. It's easy to spot characters with questionable attributes; you should at least get to know them a little. They're worse than traitors who serve three masters. The master is blameless, yet they don't contribute and only think about how to be the master themselves.