The Rebellious Officials and Traitors of the Late Han Dynasty

Although what the author writes may not be to the taste of most people, I just took a look at his author account. But the author has a good character, every book is completed, and he insists on writing five-star reviews.

I don't have time to watch it now, so I'll subscribe first and watch it again when I have time.

The novel of the Three Kingdoms only requires the emperor to control the princes. I think everything is fine. This is a poison to hold the emperor in order to control the princes. There's always civil unrest. It can also easily cause internal divisions. And troubled times. The emperor is the one who has strong soldiers and horses. It would be a good idea to use a fig leaf to threaten the Queen Mother and the Han Dynasty.

To sum up, if you don't read enough books, you don't read history, you don't understand common sense, you just rely on yourself to entertain yourself.

It's unreasonable for the protagonist not to be in a high position. He is called an adult everywhere and there are foster fathers everywhere. With so many adoptive fathers, it is unreasonable for the protagonist not to be in a high position.

I read a chapter and then read the comments to express my feelings. Why do we feel that many books written by old authors are no longer good? The answer is: It's not that the author's level has declined, but that the reader's level has improved.

The author is still full of firepower, but the readers are no longer able to cope with it, and they are all gone, and they are running out of ammunition and food! It's difficult!

Does anyone else read this b's book? Didn't the last book completely ruin your character? It doesn't mean anything else, just pass by and spit a few mouthfuls of saliva, bah

I had previously read "The Rebellious Officials and Traitors in the Late Song Dynasty" and gave it up for some reason. I read it again in the past two days. When I wrote about Chao Gai's death, I couldn't hold back. This kind of broken-down logic thinking is simply shocking. Song, Jiang, and Wu Yong were so unscrupulous. Duan is cruel and ruthless, and the male protagonist himself knows that he is the biggest threat. Chao Gairuo will not completely break up with each other. Even if they confront each other in the future, there will not be so many insidious worries... It's okay to raise bandits with self-respect, but the key is that this bandit cannot escape from his control. Chao Gai is not Song Jiang's fellow, and he will not have no bottom line in order to develop and strengthen Liangshan, and his methods are extremely vicious... It is said that the two of them are kept in order to disrupt the Song Dynasty so that the male protagonist can achieve great things. What the hell, does the chaos of the Song Dynasty have anything to do with Liangshan?                 Don't Fang La, Tian Hu, and Wang Qing exist?         ，……，，，，，  ，  ，            No wonder I have written a lot of novels but they are not famous, they are a complete mess...

When you see someone, you call him "adult." How can you call someone daddy when you meet someone?

The author has written so many books, a level 5 writer, with 20 million words, but why does it feel like the author doesn't want to make progress? There are all kinds of mistakes in the article, just like a novice. In the first chapter, we saw that during the Three Kingdoms period, the author asked his wife to call her husband "Ms.-In-law"! What a show.

It turns out that this is a self-promotional harem story where the head grows on the lower body, so there is no need to consider the rationality.

It's really rubbish. Is this a level five author?

With such force, it is not logical to kill Cao Cao and make Wanhuhou, but he is afraid that he will not be able to get the reputation.

The writing style is so like that of a new author, the words are used indiscriminately, and the protagonist's one-sided words are more trustworthy than his own father's words.

After the protagonist is reborn, he has the strength to match Lu Bu, and he still lets Cao Cao go at the gate of Luoyang City?

Why are historical time-travel novels almost all about soul travel, and many protagonists still have systems or personal space? It is better to write that the protagonist can travel between modern and ancient times through time and space channels. After all, it is based on Einstein's theory of relativity. It is very interesting to write about the protagonist traveling between modern times and ancient times through time and space channels. This can show the direct collision between modern times and ancient times. There are already many stories about the protagonists rebelling in the early Qing Dynasty, including the Kangxi Dynasty and the Yongzheng Dynasty. It would be interesting to write a book in which the protagonist rebelled between Kublai Khan and Yuan Dynasty in the Yuan Dynasty or Zhu Yuanzhang and Hongwu Year in the Ming Dynasty.

This book is like a chicken rib that has been chewed by a dog. I ask you whether you want to eat it or not!

The running accounts are gone. Let's change to another dynasty.

Oh, this author hasn't jumped on the street yet?

Harvest more beauties, want more beautiful women, the legacy of Wei Wu, Meng De loves it most, and conquers the world.

It was okay to write in the beginning, but the more I wrote, the more it turned into the plot of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. So is it necessary to spend money to read your book?

I remember that the author wrote several novels about rebellious ministers and traitors, and they were very popular in those days. Those historical online articles about rebellious ministers and traitors were very popular in those days, but now they are almost completely cold, and it is almost impossible to find anyone who wants to discuss the content. . . There is almost no mention of these novels on the Internet now, and there is no discussion of the plot. It is as if they never existed. The author's several historical online books did very well and were also popular.

I've read the previous books, but I really can't stand this one The protagonist's soul travels and he's the best in the world. It's really unreasonable.

Nowadays, most people who travel through the Three Kingdoms like to fuck Queen He. Is it necessary to do this? They also especially like to have a child with him. And the protagonist Tang Ji is finally not so perverted. In the other two movies, he fucks the princess, queen, and empress dowager all over again.

There is also the author of this novel. He likes to use the character generation when naming his sons in all his novels. It seems that before the Ming Dynasty, the emperor's family did not give their sons the character generation. They all chose unique names based on the character of their own. They are fond of their own sons. If my own emperor's father chose the character for his son, it means that the father prefers his son. Who is called the protagonist? In every book, he prepares his own for his son. He changes one character to three characters and removes the middle character.

Open a new book, open a book about the Jin Dynasty