Three Kingdoms: I'm Really Not a Senior General!
三国，我真不是上将！
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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Weren't there many who assisted Cao Cao or declared themselves kings?
Why are you all arguing under the posts about supporting Liu Bei? Just read whichever you like. You guys are so strange.
Military generals served Lü Bu, civil officials served Cao Cao, craftsmen served Liu Bei, and who would dare to serve the young Sun Quan?
The will of Heaven is hard to defy.
My suggestion is to change Pang Tong's death. At the very least, the reason for his death shouldn't be that fate is inescapable. If Pang Tong's death is considered fate, how can the entire Shu Han dynasty change its fate? The last time I saw the idea of fate being inescapable was in the poor man's two thousand years of history, where Qin's fate was sealed, so Heaven ignored the thriving Qin…
I'll be the first to comment. Is it to assist Liu Bei? If so, please subscribe and follow.
What a powerful statement about the difficulty of defying fate!
Regardless of the book's quality, once Pang Tong was killed off using the excuse of "fate being unavoidable," the book became pointless to read. Whatever the protagonist does next, if it deviates from the original destiny, it's completely illogical and the author's own creation. Any attempt by the protagonist to defy fate clashes with this premise. If fate is unavoidable, why not read other fanfictions about defying destiny? Let's read a story about defying fate!
People come to see the protagonist change the course of events, but if he can't change anything, what's the point of having a protagonist? Perhaps the death of Pang Tong you wrote is reasonable, but I still find it disgusting. You can't even save Pang Tong, yet you expect to save Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, and Yiling? Are you kidding me?
The greatest amusement in reading Romance of the Three Kingdoms is that the comments section supporting Liu Bei is full of praise for Cao Cao. The comments section supporting Cao Cao is full of praise for Liu Bei. The comments section on the self-established platform showcased the immense power of Cao Cao and Liu Bei.
I can watch someone assist Liu Bei, and I can accept Cao Cao, but please, no Jiangdong cowards. If you dare to write that, I'll go and give the Three Kingdoms Kill game a lot of positive reviews.
Why are they all treated like dogs? Why aren't they fighting for independent supremacy?
Killing Pang Tong and incorporating fatalism was a terrible move.