The Soldier Liu Bei Was Undefeated Starting from Xuzhou

Ever since the New Three Kingdoms made Liu Bei a hypocrite, Dabaobei's reputation has become worse and worse. However, false slanders cannot withstand the test of time, and Emperor Zhaolie's will and spirit will not be erased.

The charm of Xuande Gong is not described at all. The city, soldiers, and women can all be discarded. If so, there will be no eternal feat of leading the people across the river.

Is this about Liu Bei? I turned around and left immediately

Cao Cao's article, after reading the author's comments, I guess it is another article that destroys the original character. Liu Bei's normal writing is so good, but you have to say that he will rob Xiao Qiao later.

The author has sold his account. The random writing in the back of this book does not match the previous article at all. Instead of writing about fighting for hegemony and unification of the world, he went to Penglai Immortal Island to cultivate immortality. All kinds of monsters and spiritual grass altars appeared, hahaha 😆 You can abandon the book

What is written in the back is completely disconnected from the previous one. What kind of Penglai Island is also created to backstab readers and spend money. It is recommended to report the scam.

I've watched so many stories about Shu Han's first film where the main character doesn't travel through time and doesn't know the subsequent history. It's very innovative. Come on.

What can i say? I originally thought that this comment section would be like other Three Kingdoms novels, with the classic Wei and Shu feud. However, unexpectedly, everyone unanimously thought this book was a piece of shit. .

What are these? I thought the comment section was filled with scumbags from other authors, but it turned out that the comments were genuine. The charm of Xuande Gong was not written at all. If I didn't see Liu Bei as the protagonist, I would have thought it was Sima Zhao who took Liu Bei's name!

Did someone change the writing later? In the previous plot, the soldier Liu Bei was preparing to attack Jingzhou, but in the back, a small Cai Mao lost the city of Jiangxia that Liu Bei defeated? ? This plot is too fragmented, right?

Chapter 298 Zhuge Liang tests the loyalty of Guan Yu and Zhang Fei for Liu Bei? Moved out of bookshelf

It's an anticlimactic book. Before Liu Biao hit it, the pace was okay, but then it dragged on. At least there is a plot, and I subscribed to the end with the idea of ​​having a beginning and an end. As a result, you directly change the plot to cheat the subscription. I hadn't read it for half a month, and suddenly there was a chapter about uniting Sun Quan, the Kingdom of Wu, and so on. I wondered if the Sun family had closed it early, and after flipping through it, I saw that it was nothing. The plot continues up to chapter 282, and then suddenly it turns into Cai Mao attacking the city or something. There is a forced transition in 282, and then Liu Bei directly changes from sweeping the world to living in Jingzhou. The characters in the plot are not up to par, and they are nothing. Alas, I am disappointed.

This is boring. If you put Cao Cao in command and politics at the top level, we won't say anything. If you put him at the king level, the most outrageous thing is that Cao Cao's politics surpassed Xun Yu's.

In fact, facts and morality aside. It can be said that the worst force in the Three Kingdoms is Liu Bei's power, Cao Cao is the righteous one, Jiangdong is the hero, and all of Shu can be said to be rats. Guan Yu is unfaithful and unjust, Zhang Fei is selfish, and Liu Bei is a hypocrite. The three of them are intrigues and intrigues all day long without any affection at all. On the contrary, Cao Cao is the real hero, and Sun Quan is the real hero. If the Han Dynasty is conquered by the grassland peoples outside the Pass as soon as possible, society will inevitably progress for three thousand years.

The previous content is generally okay, but there are many details. The content of the article is inconsistent and will not be changed. The fight against Cao Cao and Liu Biao's coalition forces lasted for dozens of chapters and nothing happened. At least it is connected to the previous plot. Starting from the middle part of Chapter 283, it is no longer a book. I don't know if the author changed people, copied other books, or switched to AI to write the book. The main theme of the later chapters is outrageous. Personal overall evaluation, before 283, it's okay to check it out for free, but don't waste money after that. The above is just my personal opinion, please don't comment if you disagree.

Has the author sold his account? Is it okay to just exchange it for a book?

A nondescript "soldier". Why is Han Xin called the Soldier Immortal instead of the Soldier Saint and God of Soldiers? Why is Li Bai called Shixian? Didn't the author think about it? Immortals correspond to mortals, and the behavior of those who bear the title of immortal is very different from that of ordinary people. Han Xingbing is different from all the major military strategists in history. It can be said that he is the leader. Let's understand Han Xingbing's method. I really can't grasp the title of Soldier Immortal.

Putting aside facts, morality, culture, history, knowledge, and IQ, what was wrong with Cao Chui? Isn't it just to whitewash Cao Geigei?

After trying it for a long time, I was disappointed. The plot failed to connect after 282. Inexplicably, Cai Mao attacked Jiangxia and Liu Bei was about to fall. . . Boss Cao and Liu Biao teamed up and were beaten up. Are you kidding me? Is Cai Mao going against the will of heaven? Give it up! It's probably either a replacement or a drama!

While saying (Liu Bei does not regard the lives of the people and soldiers as his destiny) At the same time saying (there is nothing wrong with Cao Cao massacring the city in troubled times) If he really cares about the lives of the people and soldiers, then why is it right for Cao Cao to massacre the city Conversations on the same level can say such contradictory things, some Cao fans are also very defiant Ah, I understand, if it is Cao Cao, everything is right

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.