Three Kingdoms: The Han Emperor Begs Me to Take the Throne

Can you stop opening a harem? I don't want to torture the plot of a harem in a good-looking article.

Pig🐷: I took a look, and there are no roots. It's probably because I cut it many times before 🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭

I really suggest that those of you who write historical time travel articles don't overwhelm the entire system as soon as you time travel. Are you unable to write without the system? Or is there a system that makes it easier for you to make things up? If you don't have any historical knowledge and don't want to read more historical information, I really recommend you not to write about this kind of true history. You will really misunderstand some children! If you really want to write, you can write about a different world, so that you can make things up more...

Come on, recruit more women. In the war-torn times of ancient times, leaders were panicking when they had no descendants, just like Liu Bei. He had no descendants and adopted his adopted son Liu Feng. We don't know what those who wanted a single female protagonist thought. I like to read urban novels with a single female protagonist. What do you think about a story about hegemony that requires a single female protagonist?

Chapter 117 Cao Cao's logic is weird enough. There are tens of thousands of cavalry behind him and it's not like there are no reinforcements. It seems that the author wants to force Cao Cao to be the enemy, otherwise he wouldn't have written it.

The protagonist's morale is too low, and the plot is too small. There is such a thing as a system, and there is an insight that transcends the times, but it is still limited to named generals. Fighting for hegemony does not happen overnight. With some time and effort, you can cultivate famous generals in your own hands. Shi Cheng is less than thirty years old.

This book is not in good taste. It just uses some names and backgrounds of the Three Kingdoms. Basically it doesn't fit in with everyone's inherent image of the Three Kingdoms. It's okay if you really can't watch it too intellectually.

You can't read this type of novel with your brain in mind, just enjoy it

Do you still dare to use Cao Cao? Cao Cao must be killed no matter what. Cao Cao is too awesome. If you don't kill him, there will be endless troubles.

The progress is too slow, and there are too many dungeons. The plot of Wang Fen's rebellion mentioned in the history books is written so slowly. Doesn't a battle like the war against Dong start at chapter 50? Is the author planning to compete with readers on who can abandon the book first?