The Three Kingdoms, Rebuilding the World Starting from the Moth Thief

Not cruel and merciless. Second, there is no ambition. Three does not have a good background. Fourth, they don't know how to gather people's hearts. You will just let others stay. What pig brain. Nor will the remnants of the Yellow Turbans annex the elite across the river and strengthen themselves. If you don't recruit thousands of people to rob aristocratic families, how can you get the first pot of gold to start a business? The soldiers under his command are not strong enough and the horses are not strong enough. Why should Tianjie trample all the bones of Gongqing? It's like playing house.

Toxic, the main character is the Virgin. If you catch Cao Hong at the beginning, whether you kill him or not, Cao Cao will not let you go. He rescued Zhang Liao, but he had different ambitions and was obviously against the protagonist, and yet he let him go. He also let Gao Lan go after he caught the man who killed a good man and took credit for his crimes. Does it mean that if he catches Cao Cao, he also wants to capture Cao Cao seven times? Another big loophole is that Tian Feng knew the identity of the protagonist. After the protagonist got the things and retreated, no one watched the exit of Wubao. Did anyone report to the official? Just let Tian Feng run away?

It was difficult for a grassroots uprising to succeed in the late Han Dynasty. He can only start out as a bandit. Bring hundreds of thousands of people to attack the treasury and the noble family. Loot the first pot of gold. Then in the process of fleeing, some old and weak were eliminated and armed direct line troops were gradually formed. Promote capable warriors as generals who are your henchmen and minions. Coerce more people and rush to Liaodong. Fill the four counties of Liaodong with the population. Then reward the generals with money, food, land, official positions, and women. Form good interest groups. Select officials to govern the local area. A separatist regime can be established by holding the sword firmly. The imperial court's economy collapsed. And later Xiliang also rebelled. The imperial court was simply unable to conquer Liao from thousands of miles away. Not to mention the follow-up. When Emperor Ling died, the world would be in chaos. Liaodong is even easier to defend and difficult to attack. The land is fertile. Just sharpen your armor. Develop Liaodong. Annexed Goguryeo. Three Koreas. Fuyu and Horqin grasslands can become states. The follow-up depends on how the situation in the Central Plains develops. Waiting for the opportunity to make progress in Youzhou and heading south to the Central Plains is almost what the next generation should do.

Rubbish, the protagonist has no force at all He just has a loud mouth When a common man is angry, blood splatters in five steps The basis is that within five steps, a violent killing may kill the target person When the protagonist has no force, I don't see a brain Not even a fool Why should I obey you as a soldier under you And he is still in the anti-thief force You have no force, can you suppress those big soldiers under your command

It looks good. Come on, it still suits my personal taste.

I suspect that the author has not watched the Three Kingdoms. Boss Cao and Cai Yong are half master and apprentice. They have known each other in Luoyang. How could they possibly go to visit them?

The writing is very good. I hope the author can work hard and update a few more chapters every day.

There has to be a process to be cruel and ruthless. Isn't it dehumanizing to be ruthless at the beginning? Could it be that in ancient times, ruthlessness has become ruthless? Trust the author. Reading is about feeling. If you feel good, read it. If you feel bad, don't read it.

Before the Song Dynasty, it was not possible to conquer the world with only knives. After the Song Dynasty, it was possible to conquer the world with only knives. So what would the protagonist choose to do with the powerful nobles? Will he shout before he dies if he succeeds? Where are my confidants?

To be honest, I am most afraid of the protagonist running around: The greatest advantage of a time traveler is the development of productivity and knowing a little bit about everything: leave the war to the army: each department can be in charge: using productivity is the best: there is no need for the protagonist to work like a fool: there is really no need for the earth-shattering talents of any wealthy family:

Without a golden finger, it is difficult to write the growth history of a small person. As a small person, in troubled times, and with the world's enemies, it is even more difficult to write well. If you want to write a historical novel well under such circumstances, then the protagonist should not be too indecisive, have no ambition (to become a big shot), and once thought that self-preservation is sufficient, and then write a history of psychological growth, it is better not to write at all. To write historical novels that are not gold-fingered, first of all, you must have a certain understanding of history, otherwise you will be blind to the elephant. Secondly, the protagonist must have a clear personality, decisiveness, determination, and courage, understand the pros and cons, have a degree of advancement and retreat, be selfish to a certain extent, and have an IQ that is at least higher than most people. As for the protagonist of this article, I can only say that he is decisive but not determined, has prophetic conditions but no corresponding escape route, has courage but has no idea of ​​becoming a big shot, and is docile but not savvy. The character of the protagonist is too ordinary, so I would say this book is a good book, but not a masterpiece!

When encountering Cao Hong, the protagonist must die and must survive. When encountering Xiahou Dun, the protagonist must die and then live again.

The emperor of the Three Kingdoms is the one who has strong soldiers and horses

Very well written🙂very nice

What did you write? I probably vomited while sitting there.

Rubbish, no plug-ins, bulls and horses competing for supremacy, laugh to death

Who are you, the wolf of the history department?

I won't talk about the content, but let's just say that the dialogue is a bit weird, a bit like it was generated by AI.

Has the author changed since Chapter 93? I can't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 94.