I Wanted to Be a Great Villain, Yet Somehow I Restored the Han Dynasty
想做大奸臣的我竟然匡复汉室
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You are a treacherous minister. Firstly, you do not form cliques for personal gain. Secondly, you do not act as a tyrant for your own benefit. Thirdly, you do not try to gain the favor of the boss. Fourthly, you do not deceive the master into enjoying himself. 😏What a treacherous minister, he always wanted to be a judge.
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The traitor has jumped out on his own, and Fa Zheng is the only one! And Zhuge Liang!
I can rest assured that you will handle the matter. If you are not sure about foreign affairs, ask Zhuge Liang. Defendant Han Wu, listen!
I saw Chapter 33 and I don't understand. The protagonist can send Zhao Lei and the others to their deaths and ignore them. But Zhang Fei could not be seen whipping the soldiers. I can't bear to see the people suffer. What a bodhisattva-hearted person.
Can't we help the Han Dynasty normally? 🙄
I found that the comment sections of Three Kingdoms fan fiction that are relatively successful are particularly interesting. The comment section that respects Liu Wen is full of people who criticize Liu, and the comment section that respects Cao Wen is filled with people who criticize Cao 🤭
Enemy! Only those who take refuge in Liu Bei's historical records are positive figures! He is the great god of the martial arts temple! Those who oppose Liu Bei are all traitors and traitors in history books! Guan Yu's record is mediocre compared with Su Dingfang's, but he is China's Martial Saint! Chinese history made me understand!
I feel like sometimes I write it backwards. A traitor is a means, not an end. Don't always do things with the intention of seeking death.
You are definitely plagiarizing. I saw the same one next door, unless you immediately update dozens of chapters 😏
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The Prime Minister praised Han Huaihai and said: "When using troops to take risks, anticipate the enemy's opportunities first, show the enemy's weakness, and balance the false and the true." When you are weak, the enemy will be afraid; when you are strong, the enemy will be defeated. This is close to God. ' At that time, people considered Han Boran and Han Xin together and called them 'Er Han' or 'Da Han Xiao Han'. They also called them 'Er Wu' after their names were compared with Sun Wu. By the time of Emperor Ruiying, everyone referred to Sun, Wu, Bai, and Han as the "Five Sages of Military Strategies."