What a Coincidence! My Name Is Liu Bian Too

Too short

Everything else is okay, but the author downplays the role of the protagonist prince too low. In the ancient times when imperial power was supreme, especially in the Han Dynasty when there were more than 6,000 people in charge, I guess the Yellow Turban Army would surrender directly if they saw Huang Zi. After all, they are strong men, and even if they are destroyed, they will be destroyed by force. Those who are still in the Han Dynasty, not anything else. In this dynasty, even if Liu Xie was trapped for decades, Sun Quan would not proclaim himself emperor. Cao Pi would have to abdicate if he wanted to proclaim himself emperor. The identity of the protagonist written by the author is too low. Even if modern time travel can achieve equality, others will not take the identity of the protagonist seriously. Before the Han Emperor died, when the prince went out, he would definitely respond with one response.

I died of poison after reading two chapters. The author didn't check the information very much, and it was too stupid to write about Liu Hong.

I don't know how the author started the prince's life, or whether He Jin was still alive. Liu Bian during the period when Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty was not dead was even more miserable than the period when he was about to drink poisonous wine. The beginning seemed luxurious, but the two Yuan Zhongs were loyal to the family, and whether the three brothers Liu Bei listened to the destiny or not, Cao Cao was so ambitious that he gave up the throne. , When he became the King of Bohai, Bohai was occupied by hundreds of thousands of Yellow Turbans. After the strange persuasion, Bohai County didn't even have a few houses, and because there was no money and food, riots and mutinies could happen at any time. They were dancing on the tip of a knife all the time. It was better to stay in the palace and plan for He's entry and exit.

What the hell are you writing? Even if the protagonist wants to be the King of Bohai, how can he only take Cao Cao, Yuan Shao, and Yuan Shu on the road? Why can't he take thousands of people with him?

I stopped reading when I saw Yuan Shao, Yuan Shu and Cao Cao. The author is asking for blessings. You brought these few people who believe that 99% of people have abandoned the book.

The prince was given the title of king, an edict was given, Qingfeng on his sleeves, and two or three cats and dogs, although the names of these cats and dogs were Cao Cao, Yuan Shu or something like that. I knew he was going to a fiefdom to be crowned king, but I didn't know he thought he was being exiled. As for the chariots, horses, ceremonial guards, and escorts, they were still protected by a small team privately assigned by the general. There was no money or supplies at all. All food and drink were eaten with private money given by the queen. What is this? This is the beginning of hell difficulty. There is no difference between having nothing and rising up. It's really not necessary. Don't embarrass yourself if you want to write a book. Everything should be arranged.

The writing quality is so poor. A prince goes to open up wasteland and is poor and has no white house.

There is actually no heroine. What kind of emperor should I be? Direct democracy revolution? There's no one to help you burn paper anyway.

Write a historical article, and when I read the introduction, I was immediately turned upside down! Are you trying to imitate those trashy Hong Kong movies that play historical dramas? Don't you know how poorly their nonsensical historical dramas tanked at the box office?

If you withdraw from the fight for the crown prince, there will be only a dead end.

Can the author read what he has written? Why can't I read it fluently at all? The dialogues between the characters are very stiff and there is no narrative technique at all. This is the first time I know what abnormal writing style looks like😳

Is this introduction talking to readers?

Good guy, the latest chapter is a resend from yesterday's Lychee Winter Protection. Did you spend two copies of the same chapter? Is it really just a trap? ! ! !

😒 The author is very careful, but it makes people feel that the plot you wrote is a bit old and the protagonist's idea of ​​doing things in the plot is relatively solid.

It's too clumsy. The first six chapters did nothing else, they were just talking back and forth! You actually advance the plot! But you haven't even left the palace yet!

I don't mind accepting Brother Bei, as long as the master is a good person, Brother Bei is also a good person, that's fine.

If I don't write a little more, I'll finish the book.

The status of the eldest son of a prince. I have to force myself to exit. Isn't this crazy? Opening the chapter like this is poisonous to death. Even if you shamelessly stay in the palace, the emperor can't do anything to you.