Three Kingdoms: Zhang Jiao, Your Name Is on the List!

The author's introduction is so majestic that the starting point instantly drops a bit...

For ordinary people, being able to become a god is a great thing.

I thought it was a story about the Three Kingdoms, a fantasy story, and a story about ghosts and monsters. I didn't expect to give it away to my wife at the beginning. I also imagined that the protagonist and the dragon family would have an extreme relationship, the elders would beat the mandarin ducks, and go through many hardships before succeeding. Now I give it away to give my love back!

I don't know if you are good or bad since you started practicing elixir with Han's luck, but I'm sure you won't be able to become a Taoist. You are just like Jiang Ziya, and Jiang Ziya has never touched the luck of others. You have directly affected the luck of a country. Although there was no emperor after the Shang Dynasty, and humanity was inferior to the way of heaven, the luck of a country cannot be touched by you and Qalami now, right? When Di Xin was the last person alive, no Qi practitioner dared to touch him, right? Even saints are afraid of contamination, so they can only borrow it from others. And few of those with bad luck have a good ending. When Jiang Ziya was conferred as a god, even though the broom star suddenly came and occupied the position for a while, was it not an original arrangement? And I think that in this context, the declaration you made later will definitely lead to the death of the body, the sky is dead... What a cause and effect, your declaration will not only kill the big man, but also the way of heaven. Unless Zhang Jiao in another world does not have those ancient gods and only has some powerful practitioners, it just so happens that when you come to this world as a time traveler, you have the golden finger of the Gods List. If you write around the list of gods, you should know why you want to be a god. I saw you mentioned earlier that those on the list listen to the instructions but not the announcement, so why are the disciples of the three ancient religions on the list? There is already a contradiction here, don't you think? Originally, those disciples with such high cultivation levels were fully capable of being reincarnated and re-cultivating, so why were their true spirits on the list of gods and their cultivation levels were still there?

The mess you wrote and the monsters are so speechless

To be honest, the author might as well have written an unknown person or someone else. He didn't write about Zhang Jiao's fundamentals. First establish a religion, and then preach it, with hundreds of thousands of believers, hundreds of thousands of disciples, dozens of direct disciples, and two brothers on the left and right. When the time comes, I'll go meet the heroes of the world. Whether it's a battle of heroes or a legend about the gods, that's what people want to see, and it makes their blood boil just thinking about it. The protagonist has brothers to help him, and there are 36 or 72 or so direct disciples, and there are hundreds of ordinary disciples. There are hundreds of thousands of followers. If I say this, the sky is dead, Huang Tian is in power, I will be at the age of sixty, and the world will be prosperous. It is so hot that it will explode.

It's a mess, it's nothing, it's a hodgepodge of the Three Kingdoms, Water Margin, Journey to the West and the list of gods.

The imperial examination originated from the Sui Dynasty and became popular in the Tang Dynasty. I would like to ask you, a person from the late Eastern Han Dynasty, where can you say that you are a scholar? You don't even have this kind of basic common sense. It's boring if you don't read it.

Now I really need to search more to find a good book.

This is the most traditional fairy tale novel I've seen on Qidian. It's very to my liking.