Liu Bian of the Three Kingdoms from the Start, and He's Wild

I hope there won't be too much romance, love, love. I can just mention it in one stroke. I have read both of your books. I can't say that Love, Love, Love is well written. I can only say that it would be better not to write it. The main theme of this book is a blood sacrifice to the blood god's skull. It is inappropriate to mix it with Slaanesh.

It's better to just load the Star Casting Dragon King. If it's already in the system, why do we need to balance it?

If you take the ax hero template, you have to use an ax to use skills? In your setting, the protagonist becomes useless without an axe, and cannot use his skills. The strength of a hero lies in his being a hero, not in his two axes, okay?

It feels like the writing is broken. The enemy seems to have an NPC-like will to fight and will not collapse. The protagonist has been fighting in the north and south for so many years, and the methods of killing the enemy are so cruel, but the enemy seems to have no idea at all. The first emperor from ancient times to charge into battle, the emperor who can be slashed with swords and burned with no problem, don't they know they are afraid? According to general logic, starting from the third and fourth wars, as long as the protagonist appears on the battlefield with his army, the enemies should start to flee. Moreover, it seems inexplicable that Cao Cao and the Sun family are fighting against the protagonist. In the original book, Sun Liu fought against Cao because Cao Cao coerced the emperor to order the princes. Now the emperor is leading the expedition in person. If you don't have a strong army and a diligent king to respond to the emperor's call, how dare you resist? Even if an aristocratic family opposed the imperial policy, it should be to join the imperial court and serve as an official to advise the emperor, rather than support Cao Cao and the Sun family and the emperor Zhuolu Central Plains. There is so much I want to say, but I don't know how to talk about it. I like the author's inspiration very much. The protagonist Pan Feng in the previous book is obviously a better entry point than Liu Bian, because Liu Bian's starting point is too high. Once Liu Bian regains his power with strength, there will not be too many people who resist Liu Bian. Otherwise, the novel will have big problems. Otherwise, there will be no conflict. The novel loses the original sense of excitement and can only change the map. Otherwise, the novel loses the most fundamental logic, and the enemy has no brains to fight against the protagonist. If the protagonist was born in the Yellow Turban Army, and then fought all the way up, trampling all the bones of the princes, burning the inner treasury to ashes, and killing all those aristocratic families, it would be very satisfying to think about it. I actually really want to write a book like this, but unfortunately I am not good at writing and I am lazy.

To make a complaint, Wang Yunming saw that the protagonist was seriously injured. When the eunuch told him that the protagonist had killed hundreds of people, he still didn't believe it, especially since the heads of hundreds of soldiers were still lying at the feet of the protagonist. Moreover, this kind of plot had happened before, and it seems that it will be inevitable later...

It's cool, but it still feels weird. 😥Liu Zhui actually only needs to win a few wars! Why can Cao Cao and the Yuan family oppose the protagonist from top to bottom, just like opening a lock on the enemy?

With this kind of ability, a group of waiting guards were killed by the protagonist alone. The next day, the ministers went to court to kill Dong Zhuo first, and then killed the party members who jumped out. They went to the military camp in person to subdue the Xiliang army and take full control of the military power. Then all the aristocratic families were liquidated, the military and finances were all in their hands, and a lot of talents came to join them.

As long as the battle damage exceeds 20%, the unit will collapse. How dare you join a ghost who kills your teammates so cruelly? I'm afraid if I didn't run away on the spot, my liver and gallbladder would be scared to death.

To be honest, this book doesn't even capture the joy of it. When the Three Kingdoms is fun, the perspective of the protagonist changes. It's even more serious when it comes to Water Margin. The main character disappeared in Chapter 78. Otherwise, live in the mouth of the supporting character. Brother, you are here to play the Cunzhi Challenge! If you want to feel good, feel good to the end. If you don't like it, don't make such a big mistake. I can only say I am disappointed with this book. Not as good as the previous one.

The Ming Dynasty was written with great difficulty. You are already unparalleled in combat. Why are you still engaging in the same intrigues as other historical texts? There is no longer the feeling of being able to kill the whole world like in the first world.