Three Kingdoms: Xuzhou Tenants Feed the World

Well, it's a bit strange that the mother won't run away without knowing anything. If the mother doesn't leave, you can leave first and wait until you have a firm footing before coming back. Isn't that what Xu Shu did? Who are you waiting for? Cao Cao? Or wait for Cao Cao's sword? Why don't you touch your neck first to see if it's the stiffness on your neck or the Qingzhou soldiers' swords, or do you think they'll take pity on you and not kill you? What a hell

It's a big taboo to talk about things in a simple way. If the pig's feet are too showy, it's easy to die.

I haven't gotten into the main story yet, why don't I change the outline and introduction? Just take it as the main line to play both sides? Now it's Lu Bu and Liu Bei, and then Liu Biao and other princes know that the protagonist is a talented farmer, and finally he is forced to go to a place where he is not allowed to do anything. Cao Cao intervenes, and the emperor issues an official order, saying "Anyone who asks for money will be punished by the whole world." In the end, it doesn't matter who is unified. If anyone's family is short of food, come and buy it, "feeding the world"?

Chen Qun was there when Liu Bei captured Xuzhou, but he surrendered to Wei after being unable to persuade Liu Bei to do so.

You have a big misunderstanding. You have never entered the main plot. Until now, you still don't know whether the protagonist is helping Liu Bei or Lu Bu. I feel that I really sacrificed my heart for Lu Qiling, and indirectly helped Lu Bu a lot.

If you don't run away, you won't die. You think you are so lucky and everyone values ​​you. This is a troubled world.

The protagonist's wife is quite vicious! If you tell her you'll die if you don't leave, will she still stop you?

Has anyone said this book is similar to a certain one?

Sweet potatoes can only be considered as complementary food, and potatoes are the answer.