Three Kingdoms: I’m Liu Bei, and I Put All My Stats into Strength

Why would you want to recruit Lü Bu? No matter how strong you are, aren't you afraid of being stabbed in the back?

This is the worst attribute book ever written about the Three Kingdoms period. Even though it's terrible, I still finished reading it. Every general's attributes are higher than the Five Tiger Generals when they first appear. It's truly rubbish.

At first glance, it seemed somewhat original, but the more I read, the worse it got. Each daily chapter was just filler, Liu Bei's character was nauseatingly portrayed, and the plot was extremely illogical. It doesn't have to be strictly historically accurate, but it shouldn't be so far-fetched.

Zhang He was already a first-rank general when he was at Hulao Pass, while Guan Yu was only a second-rank general, and Lü Bu was only a first-rank general. Generals like Zhang Fei, Dian Wei, and Xu Chu were only third- or fourth-rank generals.

So you didn't even bother to correct the mistake?

I can't find this book.

If you and I are here in this battle, what fear do we have of Liu Bei?

Zhang Fei should be sent to the rear; he's too weak. What if he gets killed by Lü Bu?

How could Zhang Fei's strength be 10 points less than Guan Yu and Zhao Yun's?

Good heavens, the mighty Liu Bei has finally appeared!