Three Kingdoms: I Relied on My Novels to Gain Muscle and Seek a Career.

It is said that it will be refined

Tao Gongzu's cruelty and cruelty are recorded in both official and unofficial history. It can be seen from "Three Kingdoms", "Wu Shu", "Cao Man Biography", and "Hou Han Shu" This eunuch relied on the Taishan bandits and the remnants of the Yellow Turbans to harm the people, and when he first made his fortune, he went to the death pit to support his immediate boss. Later, the emperor was held hostage by Dong Zhuo, and even a tyrannical man like Gongsun Zan contributed money and help. Tao Gongzu didn't even send a message. Everyone can imagine the virtues of Xuzhou's powerful people who were supported by him. Later, Cao Cao massacred the city. The first reason was because Xuzhou was so harmed by him. After taking over, there were hundreds of thousands of hungry mouths that could not be fed at all, not to mention the large number of thieves and bandits inside. The twentieth is that the local powerful people have long been rotten and cannot be won over. It also has a negative impact on the economy. Cao Cao has no time to rectify this political problem. There is also a point of personal venting of anger, but the proportion is not large.

I feel like the author has gone astray recently. I was deceived by the title and wanted to see the coincidence that the planning process was wrong and the results were all right. Now the more I read, the more I care about the conspiracy and try to break it. It is rare to see such a detailed Three Kingdoms novel nowadays. I hope the author can continue to work hard.

I think the most suitable weapon for the protagonist is a hammer like Li Yuanba's. Once it's hammered down, it will go straight down.

It's pretty good, keep reading.

It seems that there are not many people there. Take a look at what this author writes.

I support the author. This book is quite useful for learning some trivia about the Three Kingdoms. In fact, the writing style of this book may have some problems, but the flavor of historical background comes out. I feel that this is a bit similar to those in the Ming Dynasty, but you may need to pay more attention to the specific description and wording and sentence construction. It feels a bit too colloquial. And the author feels a bit sophisticated. It's a bit strange how he can be so slobbery and detailed at other times. But overall it's pretty good, I support it.

The author should first unify his writing style. There are so many changes and it is really uncomfortable.

The writing is really good. I, Li Sheng, convince people with reason. Don't force me to take action.

After reading the first few chapters, I just want to say that the main character was not well-made. From the beginning, I felt that the main character was not very good. First, I took the novel as Romance of the Three Kingdoms. I don't want to say whether it was exaggerated, but the main character was all Dagang. The reasons were all wrong. Cao Cao retreated, but it had nothing to do with the protagonist's thoughts. The author was too eager to prove the legitimacy of the development of the story and failed to create a good character at all, making the protagonist a reckless man who only read Dagang and didn't have much ink.

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