Stat-Boosting Three Kingdoms: I Can Steal Other People’s Traits

When I read Chapter 11, it looked okay at the beginning, but when the woman came out in the back, I felt uncomfortable. I always feel that in many novels, a woman is inserted into the story, and the protagonist will still be influenced by that woman in the end. I'm not telling you, the protagonist and the woman have only known each other for a few days? Joining your camp will turn towards you? There's nothing to say about that woman's trouble. It's normal for her to make trouble. But the problem is what the protagonist thinks. She has a lot of influence among the Qiang people. The protagonist still has an ambiguous relationship with her and refuses to explain to her subordinates. No matter what she does is good for the protagonist or not, she has the ability to threaten the protagonist and influence the protagonist's thoughts. What should the author do with this woman later? Don't tell me that she is the heroine or one of the harem. I would rather the protagonist is a eunuch who kills without thinking. Don't worry about whether you have any brains or not, at least it's fun to watch.

As soon as I saw the name of the protagonist, I lost interest.

The person who wrote this kind of golden finger must be a cool writer, but after reading about twenty chapters, it was full of conspiracies and I couldn't stand it anymore.

Although there are some unsatisfactory aspects, the independence of the Three Kingdoms is a rare breed now, so please support it.

Then you might as well name the protagonist Qi Qiu.

There are too many flaws to complain about. First of all, why do Liangzhou people look down on Wufu? The Han Dynasty was a martial artist, and they especially respected generals and prime ministers. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, there were even rumors that generals from Kansai and prime ministers from Kanto would be promoted. If people in Henan and Hebei look down on Wu Fu, how about people in Liang and Youzhou looking down on Wu Fu? I'm really speechless. Also, although Fan Chou is not from mainland China, he cannot be more powerful than Pang De and Yan Xing. Especially Pound. Pound is already in the state now. It is unlikely that his physical attributes will improve much later, but he will probably gain some insights in terms of his mental attributes. You, Yan Xing, Huaxiong Pound, can't beat a mere Fan Chou? Fan Chou can't even beat Zhang Xiu, right?

In order to optimize the reading experience of the generals, I will change the word "Qu Nai" to "Qu Zhan" below. Loyal Smecta! ! ! ! ! ! !

This protagonist's name is destined to hit the streets. Calling him Goudan Gouchang is better than this.

What has been written recently is too outrageous. The emperor also died in an assassination, and the eldest son of the Yuan family also died in an assassination. The president of the Yuan family even did this to his own brothers. Who will obey him in the future? If you can't play well, just assassinate. This is what you will do after you start this trick. If you want to speed up, think of a better excuse. Then it's sudden death due to sudden illness.

I would like to ask weakly, if this entry is taken away from others, is it gone? If this were the case, dozens of historical generals would be needed to develop one protagonist. Without so many historical generals, it would be boring.