
Three Kingdoms: I, Lü Fengxian, Love to Read
三国:我吕奉先,最爱看书
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- 1.2M Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 2y ago
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The Most Stable Prince in the Tang Dynasty
Ming Dynasty: My Brother Zhu Yuanzhang, Whoever Loses Will Become the Emperor
Ming Dynasty: One Bowl at the Beginning, Brother Zhu Yuanzhang
Great Ming: What's Wrong with Being a Carefree Crown Prince?
Great Ming: I, Zhu Gaoxu, Found the Great Han Overseas
Three Kingdoms: I Am Dong Kuang, the Kuang in Unrestrained
I Only Want to Live a Healthy Life, So How Did the Great Ming Become an Empire Where the Sun Never Sets?
Three Kingdoms: Lü Bu Loves Farming Too Much
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The historical texts that are popular nowadays are all those that return to nature and are not systematic! Take a look at the wolf from the history department who wrote about not being able to travel south...
It's very difficult for Lu Bu. If he loses his son, everyone below will be frightened.
If you want to write a system, more systems must be involved. If you have a system and it's useless, don't write a system! This is a crappy system, thank you for your patronage! Very unhappy!
Don't tell me that Lu Qiling will get married in the future, how can Lu Bu's little cotton-padded jacket get married 🥺🥺🥺
I hope that after the territory is established, the benefits can be distributed reasonably. Both the gentry and the army. Some Lu Bu took the civilian route and did not need nobles, so they divided the land and so on. It's still unclear what route your Lu Bu will take, and he doesn't see any conflict with the nobles. If he doesn't want to take the civilian route, Chen Deng must appease him. Of course, the nobles also have to be on guard. Moreover, taking the civilian route and attacking the nobles will also waste one's own power. Lu Bu took the civilian route because the nobles looked down upon him, so they had no choice but to go against him and had no choice but to take that route.
It feels like the system at the beginning was not done well, either there is no system at all, or the system is not implemented all the way to the end.
Thinking of a new show in July 😭😭😭
Just enough to watch
The setting is a bit novel, the writing is a bit verbose, and the words don't convey the meaning.
Being number one in the world does not mean immortality. Xu Chu lured a prince into a possible death place because he didn't want to mess around, but reality immediately surrounded him and killed him.
In fact, I don't understand the real situation. There are not so many cavalry, and the cavalry is only a few thousand. It is unthinkable to use tens of thousands of cavalry.