Three Kingdoms: the Strategists Should Stop, They Have Unified Rome.

Cao Cao was really just a tool, and after he gave way to the protagonist, he didn't even have a voice. And can you do this just by thinking that the protagonist is his heir? The personalities of each character are not only very different from history and romance, but also different from what was described before. But it's still fun to watch without using your brain.

It's too much to suppress Liu Bei. This is Cao Cao's lifelong rival, and Guan Yu is described as only arrogant. Guan Yu is proud of his superiors but not his subordinates. He bullies the strong but does not bully the weak. In the Battle of Xiangfan, in the face of betrayal by one's own people, backstabbing by allies, and enemy forces several times larger than one's own, who could escape, but the writing said that he died because of his pride. Besides, who in the same camp said that except Zhang Fei looked down on other generals, what the hell was written, and I am not such a fan of Cao Cao. They always said that Liu Bei was a hypocrite. He slaughtered so many cities with Cao Cao, and those people deserved to die.

Logically speaking, new people and new books should be encouraged! But I'm not unhappy about my love for history! You can subtly change the Cao Cao in everyone's image, but you can't change it magically, just follow your own cool settings all at once! The charm of Boss Cao lies in his closeness to talents. Generally, he does not call his official position, but it is such as Wenruo, Zhicai, and Filial Piety! And since he was able to force his confidant Xun Yu to death, his heart would not be completely at ease with someone else!

Just after reading the first chapter, I felt that this book was not going to be a big hit. First of all, Liu Bowen's intelligence, in the author's writing, gives you the feeling of being clever and cunning, rather than intelligent. The most important historical war literature is kind of iron-blooded and cruel. This is something that ordinary authors cannot write with such depth.

The ancients usually used phonics to address them. It makes people uncomfortable to call them by their first names. There are also some typos.

It is recommended to change the name, "After reading a little bit of Romance of the Three Kingdoms, I can also write a story about the ingenuity of the protagonist with an IQ of 104."

To be honest, I quite like the Three Kingdoms article. But what you wrote is a bit outrageous. Lu Bu has fifty thousand cavalry. Do you know how much it costs to raise 50,000 fully armored cavalry? Do you know what fifty thousand cavalry represents? Let's put it this way, Dong Zhuo, who had at least 50,000 cavalry, proved that he was capable of raising an initial infantry of more than 400,000. Secondly, he had at least 300,000 or more reserve troops. You also need to know that during the Three Kingdoms period, there were single-sided stirrups and no high-bridge saddles. To be honest, Dong Zhuo has this strength, he can already be emperor. There are also spies. When did Cao Cao start to gain momentum? It was after Hulao Pass. A man who has not yet gained power like Cao Cao, has no soldiers, no territory, no money and no reputation, how can he have the resources to train spies? Mandarin was not popularized during the Three Kingdoms period, and the accents were different in different regions. Where did Cao Cao get so many resources from the various princes to deploy spies?

Diao Chan, Diao Chan, I'm convinced that as long as there are Three Kingdoms, there will be Diao Chan

Let's just briefly introduce these three options. Do you treat readers as fools?

I saw a book review: It's been a long time since I've seen a book about the Three Kingdoms without culture. It touches my heart.

Will Cao Cao take you away after his death? Cao Pi seems to be unable to suppress you.

Cao Cao, who was called a rebellious minister, never proclaimed himself emperor in his life, and remained a minister of the Han Dynasty until his death. Liu Bei, who always wanted to help the Han Dynasty, became the emperor haha

It's hard not to think about this book. This setting is inherited from Liu Bowen and Han Xin. Does the author have the ability to write it? Don't write a great figure like a novice.

Task selection rewards are not equal, and the options have ✓ eight meanings

Is this a slave development system? Do lord and master mean the same thing? If a modern person goes to ancient times and does not take charge of the family, he will probably be killed soon because of the lack of etiquette. Others will think that you are uncultivated or have a rebellious heart. Of course, there are some modern people who are born to be slaves. Maybe the protagonist is this kind of person!

You shouldn't trample on Liu Bei like this, at least he didn't massacre the city.

The author has not read Romance of the Three Kingdoms and Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms. He dared to write after reading two online novels.

Choice 1: Become Lu Bu's adopted brother and gain the inheritance of Li Cunxiao's martial arts. Choice 2: Become Sun Jian's adopted son and gain the inheritance of Li Jing's art of war. Choice 3: Become Cao Cao's military advisor and gain the inheritance of Liu Bowen's wisdom. Author, the three options you wrote seem to be available, but in fact you can only choose the last one. It's really boring.

Beaten to death, this so-called resourcefulness is at the elementary school level, and the more you look at it, the more embarrassing it becomes. The characters are described in a messy way, and the whole process is self-explanatory. The system rewards and tasks are also inexplicable and have no logic at all.

The introduction is so rubbish, why would any readers read it? Who wouldn't accept beautiful women when traveling through the Three Kingdoms? As emperor, you are out as military advisor. Moreover, Cao Cao is suspicious and cruel by nature and will massacre cities and counties at every turn. You are the villain's military advisor and let the positive readers have a ball! All the beauties have been taken away by Cao Cao, and you are nothing.

There is no need to suppress Liu Bei by joining Cao Cao, right?

I know about the Three Kingdoms. I used to like Cao Cao when I played games and read novels. As time went by, I became more and more disgusted with Cao Cao. Cao Cao, who was born without an egg, was simply the sewer of morality in the Three Kingdoms. I executed Cao Cao's Cheng Li's immediate family members, chopped them into pieces and made them into a pie. Ask Cao Cao how I can bear the world. How does pie compare to dried meat?

To be honest, the name isn't that appealing. First of all, as we all know, Rome was a weak country. The fleeing Huns were wiped out when they passed by. It might be better to change its name.

The author has achieved great success in poisoning, and his power is so profound that no one else can defeat him.

After reading the first two chapters, I was poisoned by the idea that Han Xin is a counselor.

It's too boring. You wrote a hundred chapters in just one Hulao Pass. It's too watery.

It's terrible. It's a bit disgusting to write about Liu Bei and Guan Yu.

Cao Cao said: "I would like to sleep with the military advisor at our feet." He collapsed and fell asleep. That night, Cao woke up and drew his sword to kill him. Maple died. The next day Cao woke up and cried: "I was so happy that I killed someone in my dream. The military advisor is in peace. I will take care of your wife." Three Kingdoms: Wei Zhi

There are too many inner dramas among the characters, so I resisted the thought of giving up the book while reading it.

Isn't it fun to brag back and forth... Why don't you write a good plot?