Three Kingdoms: I Asked You to Restore the Han, Not Practice Cultivation!
三国：让你扶汉，你去修仙？
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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They couldn't even cultivate enough lifespan. And they even forced Liu Feng to provoke them. Seriously? Even having Wu Shi cause trouble would have been better than him. So brainless. Before writing historical fantasy novels, can't they at least look at the "greatest tyrant in history"? (Those who are obsessed with drugs can just shut up now, don't make me curse your mothers.)
This is so weird. It's less like a cultivation system to become an immortal and more like completing tasks and getting game skills and other rewards. I don't see anything to do with cultivating immortality at all. Is throwing punches and fishing considered cultivation?
It's fine to fight for the throne, even the Wu clan from the local Yizhou faction would do. Their brother has troops, and Wu herself is a member of Liu Bei's harem. The Yizhou faction is political capital. Why would you ask Liu Feng to jump out? Without the support of any political faction, his biggest reliance is someone else's father. Are you kidding me?
The writing is okay, but it's really awkward every time the protagonist braves a hail of arrows to charge up and kill the enemy commander. Twelve years old, the heir apparent, Liu Shan, you want to become an immortal, there's no reason or logic to do this.
A wave
It's already available, but there's still no buzz. Hurry up and update! Are you even a man? Can't you handle this?
With the protagonist being so powerful, wouldn't it be simpler to just fly a thousand miles on a sword and take the heads of Sun Quan and Cao Cao?
A person cultivating immortality can suddenly have Li Yi and some other sect appear... Suddenly I don't want to watch anymore.
I thought it was just the main character! But then ghosts appeared, and so did magic! The plot is completely incoherent; with supernatural abilities, how could Liu Bei not know?! Isn't this ridiculous?
Calling his own uncle a traitor? The protagonist should have been killed at Changban Slope. Remember, the protagonist's life was saved by Lady Mi, and Lady Mi was the legal wife; the protagonist should call her "Mother."
Add to bookshelf, fast forward to Jingzhou, thank you. Also, historically, Guan Yu did manage to capture Xiangyang.