Three Kingdoms: the Rise of the Poor Family

If you come from a poor family, you must first have a family. Not to mention that your ancestors have been officials for three generations, at least they must be a noble family. The protagonists are not farmers, they should be in industry and commerce. At most, they are common people with houses and land.

The pace of recruiting girls is too fast and there are too many. And what about the identity of women? When you accepted Huang Zhong and Han Hao, look at how you wrote it. When it comes to women, they are all backwards. It's too poisonous, especially the plot between Mrs. Cai and Queen Fu, it's too poisonous. The ancients attached great importance to reputation. Even Boss Cao, a good wife, would only be accepted after someone else's husband died.

Take refuge with Liu Biao? Liu Biao valued famous people just as much as Yuan Shao. How could Liu Biao want you from a poor family? You were no more important than Liu Bei.

The author tells the truth. It doesn't matter if you are engaged in people's livelihood production. If you are engaged in melting furnaces and forging iron to make weapons, do you want to be robbed? You can still get it by directly killing the production method. You may not be able to withstand severe torture. Without soldiers, how can you protect this kind of interests? Do you still want to make money honestly? Weapons are resources. If you have weapons, you can directly plunder them.

The difference between a humble family and a noble family

It's not easy to get ahead in the late Three Kingdoms period. It would be a great merit for Jin to end the Wuhu Rebellion. The Han people were able to recuperate and recuperate. Shi Le has almost finished eating the Han people. Come on. Liu Bei doesn't like it. He has killed too many people and taken his place. Come on.

In ancient times, the poor family refers to the down-and-out nobles... That is, those who do not have that much wealth but possess knowledge.

Damn it, you deleted the comment. I didn't say anything bad. I just said in Chapter 209 that Cheng Yu was not considered a late defector to Cao Cao, but an early Cao Cao counselor. I also mentioned Xun You, but I'm not allowed to say that.

Mention a shortcoming that you think Since you are going to be the emperor alone, if you want to write a rigorous history of the Three Kingdoms, then you have traveled to the wrong time. The situation in the world has been initially determined this year. If you want to work alone, your power and reputation will be cultivated in this year. It's too late to train him, and the protagonist has already been recommended by others in the dozens of chapters I've read. Considering the dual monarchy system of the Han Dynasty, betraying the recommender is already an unkind and unjust act. The protagonist's two-faced behavior has already greatly damaged his reputation, and it is even more difficult to win the hearts of scholars. Of course, if it's a cool article, you don't need to worry about this, just write it happily.

The Three Kingdoms is a man's story, and there are too many inexplicable scenes involving women in this book. There are dramas about women wherever you go. If you like writing about this so much, just write Liu Beiwen.

Can you stop acting like a hungry ghost in a pornographic film, where the protagonist doesn't have women? Also, if you accept even jealous women like Ms. Cai, then stop watching, and don't let your women do politics. You don't think it's really a good thing for women to do politics, do you?

It's not a good idea to directly fight Liu Bei alone.

This is a local squire, he's not even a wealthy family, he's from a humble family and heirlooms are passed down from generation to generation.

This is the first time I heard that Zhuge Liang came from a poor family. The author made me realize it😓

The next step should be to write about the protagonist who is forced to escape with his daughter, and is helped by Huang Zhong on the way. Finally, he meets Cao Cao and is determined to dominate the world.

Although they are all wives. . . At least there are no disgusting plots such as memories of the deceased husband. . . .

After reading the comment section, I realized that no wonder the protagonist always has sex with women over 30 years old. The author must be born in the 1980s.

I have been watching Qidian for more than ten years, and I feel that it has gotten worse and worse in the past two years.

The author writes well. I also read the last book. Come on, take in more women. It's better to get along with each other. Come on, come on, come on.

Writing a book is not easy, this book is considered "Struggle for Hegemony + Harem". No one needs to desire so much. Those who demand no women, history books are inseparable from beauties, let alone online articles? As for just wanting to see a pure harem, searching online is all over the place.

The writing is fine, Gou Yibo is picking the peaches

New book, new book, new book, new book

Starting like this, you will die sooner or later 🪖🪖🪖🪖

The group is gone. . Did the author stop writing?

Monthly tickets have been released, you have to keep up with updates

Hope to maintain the original RQ, NTL!

It's not easy. I finally found you.

Don't take what you say to represent what I say.

It's coming, it's coming, Jingjingliang has opened a trumpet, I said why can't I find it?

Like Liu Yu, do it according to the situation