
My Father Guan Yunchang
家父关云长
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 337k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The poison was tested and it was poisoned to death. Zhang Liao was assassinated by you. Guan Ping and you wrote it and turned it into a waste. The key is that there are still people who praise him.
The most regretful thing is that Guan Erye was killed by Dongwu in a sneak attack, so that he could see Guan Yu show off his talents. I remember that Cao Chong is not dead yet. Can his fate be changed so that the protagonist also has an opponent and the difficulty of unification is increased? What do you think?
It's not good. It's not good to bring people across the river. It's just nonsense to say that Liu Bei wants to protect the people. Can Liu Bei defeat him? If you can't defeat them, then Cao's army is coming, and the people will be implicated and suffer. After all, they want to capture you specifically, not the people. If you don't follow you, there is a high probability that nothing will happen. At least it will be okay for a period of time when the main force of Cao's army does not come. They scatter and run, and then cross the river. If they don't come, isn't it the same whether you take them with you or not? As for saying that you can't bear to give up on the people, isn't that just because you are willing to let the people suffer so that your reputation will not be damaged? People who seek fame and reputation.
Isn't it, treating people as fools?
The reality is real, but it feels so low. The protagonist looks like a native, and is still a soldier. I can't tell how powerful he is. However, every time he fights, someone praises him. He is even 30 years old, so he is quite speechless.
The writing is good, and except for some of the plots that are very toxic, it's basically pretty good. There are some details that are rather cruel. For example, one of his subordinates called him King Liu Bei. It was so funny that Liu Bei was not called the King of Hanzhong yet! There is also the danger of Zhang Liao being an assassin. Maybe the author said that he might have been, but that was before. Zhang Liao behind Bailang Mountain was a general, and the general with a foreign surname was second only to Yu Jin. How could he lead a few people to assassinate him. It was impossible for Cao Cao to let Zhang Liao do this. This is an obvious failure of the author. I can only say that the author has many flaws in the details.
If we can win Xiangyang at the beginning, will history change?
One thing to note, the introduction is very similar to a video I watched on station B, especially the last sentence is the exact words of the up owner.
The writing is okay, but the protagonist is too weak
Brothers who are not interested in books, you can go next door to watch this book, (The Battle for Hegemony in the Sui and Tang Dynasties: I Planted Gourds in the Sui and Tang Dynasties), a funny and funny battle for hegemony flow! The protagonist travels through the Sui and Tang Dynasties and becomes the leader of Hulu Village. He is holding a hollow Qiankun hammer, which actually weighs 12.8 Kilograms. The protagonist was fooled into weighing 1,280 kilograms! Claims to be the reincarnation of the God of Thunder, and claims to be the greatest hammer of the Sui and Tang Dynasties! So damn funny!
It took me two days to read this novel alone, right?
My father Liu Xuande, my father Guan Yunchang, my father Zhang Yide?