Three Kingdoms: I Asked You to Restore the Han, Not Practice Cultivation!

Unexpectedly, I can't cultivate any extra life span. He also forced Liu Feng to provoke him. Let me tell you, you are better than Wu when you ask him to do things. You are so stupid. Before writing a book, can the historical immortals look at the "first tyrant in history"? (You guys can just shut up now. Don't force me to greet you🐎)

It's so weird. It's not so much a system of cultivating to become an immortal, but rather a system of completing tasks and then giving rewards such as game skills. I haven't seen anything related to cultivating immortals. Can you even catch a fish with a fist to be considered a cultivator?

You can compete for the throne, even the Wu family of the local faction in Yizhou can do it. Her brother has soldiers, and the Wu family is a member of Liu Bei's harem. The Yizhou faction is political capital. What do you want Liu Feng to do? There is no support from any political faction, and the biggest reliance is other people's biological fathers. What about the plot? It is not easier to write about the foreshadowing of the Yizhou faction than Liu Feng. There are soldiers and political resources, and a plot of coup d'etat to force the palace can be successful. For example, he rescued Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, forced Soochow to admit his mistake, and then went out to Hanzhong to attack Xiliang and went to Chang'an. As a result, the Wu family forced the palace, but was stopped by Zhao Yun. Liu Bei fell into the trap, and the rebels defeated the Nanman and rebelled. Soochow tried again, Wolong and the protagonist conquered the Southern Barbarians, shut down Zhang Fazheng and guarded Chang'an, Zhao Yun, Wei Yan and the youthful version of Jiang Wei rejected Soochow... After the battle, they could sort out the political situation, directly rectify the family, and go back to cultivate immortality with a good face. No one dared to jump yet, boldly delegating power and cultivating immortality with all their strength.

It's okay to write, but it's too awkward every time the protagonist rushes up to kill the enemy commander alone in the rain of arrows. At the age of twelve, the prince, Liu Chan, you want to become an immortal, there is no reason or reason to do this.

It's all on the shelves, and there won't be a wave. Update soon. Is it okay to be a man?

The protagonist is so strong, wouldn't it be possible to just take the head of Sun Quan and Cao Cao with a thousand-mile sword?

It's okay for one person to cultivate immortality, but Li Yihe and some other sect suddenly appeared, and suddenly I didn't want to read it anymore.

I thought it was just the main character! As a result, ghosts came out and so did the magic! The preface does not match the subtitles. How could Liu Bei not know that this plot has supernatural abilities? Isn't this nonsense?

Calling his uncle a thief? Changbanpo should have killed the protagonist in the first place. Remember that the protagonist's life as a dog was earned by Mrs. Mi and that Mrs. Mi is the head wife. The protagonist should be called mother.

Add to bookshelf, fast forward to Jingzhou, thank you. Also, it's not like Guan Yu didn't capture Xiangyang in history.