In the Three Kingdoms, I Am the Mastermind Behind Liu Bei
人在三国，我才是刘备背后的谋主
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- Ongoing
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- 94k Words
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- Historical
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- Male
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 3y ago
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- Qidian
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I don't know why, but I don't want to read a novel about traveling through the Three Kingdoms if it's not about Liu Huangshu and Shu Han. The real history is tragic enough, but the novel still hopes that idealists like Liu Huangshu, Zhuge, and Prime Minister Jiang Wei can win.
After Gongsun Zan killed Liu Yu, Liu Bei severed all relations with him. Gongsun Zan was a thief! The author remembers that killing a clan member is considered a thief and one cannot associate with them
Another young eunuch entered the palace.
To put it bluntly, in the Han Dynasty, calling people by their names was equivalent to pointing their noses and swearing. Addressing people who are not present is best addressed by the word. The relationship can usually be the last name + the word, or the official position.