The Most Powerful Minister: the Traitor Dong Zhuo Subverts and Counterattacks

I'm convinced. What kind of biography are you writing? There's no sense of immersion at all, there's very little dialogue, and the whole thing is about obscenity. I just couldn't hold it back so I published it.

First of all, Dong Zhuo is a time traveler, but what is the difference between what you wrote and the first half of Dong Zhuo's life in the novel?

Anyway, everything else doesn't really matter. At least if you want to write for others to read, the author must also have the most basic one, that is, the sense of substitution. Whether it is a big sense of substitution or a small sense of substitution, you must at least have this. This is already the standard for historical texts, and the sense of substitution of basically everyone who likes to read Three Kingdoms is to know this period of history. If you don't know it, the first point that makes people read will be gone. The first point is not there, and the second point is difficult to pick up, let alone the third point.

Pig's Foot, a time traveler, haven't you seen the Three Kingdoms? .