Three Kingdoms: I, Lü Fengxian, Love to Read

The historical novels that are popular these days are all about simplicity and authenticity, without any systematic approach! Look at the work of "The Untamed" by History Major Wolf...

Lü Bu had a difficult time; just the fact that he had no son meant his subordinates lived in constant fear.

If you're going to write a system, involve other systems in the process. If you have a system but it's useless, then don't write one! A system that's already useless, and then you say "thank you for your patronage!" Is just annoying!

Don't tell me Lü Qiling will get married later. How can Lü Bu's little darling get married? 🥺🥺🥺

The hope is that after conquering territory, there will be a fair distribution of benefits, involving both the gentry and the army. Some Lü Bus followed the commoner route, not needing the gentry, so they distributed land and such. It's not yet clear what route your Lü Bu will take, and there haven't been any apparent conflicts with the gentry.

The initial system felt poorly designed; either there was no system at all, or the system was implemented without proper planning.

I'm looking forward to the new anime series starting in July! 😭😭😭

The premise is somewhat novel, but the writing is a bit wordy and fails to express the intended meaning clearly.

Being the best in the world doesn't mean you're immortal. Xu Chu lured a warlord into a potentially deadly trap; that was tantamount to courting death, and in reality, he was immediately surrounded and killed.

Actually, there's something I don't understand. In reality, there weren't that many cavalrymen; there were only a few thousand, and ten thousand cavalrymen were out of the question.