Three Kingdoms: I, Liu Xie, Really Want to Die

The writing is good and the development is very reasonable. When Cao Cao was just transferred to Xudu, it was indeed the time when Liu Xie had the best chance. After all, Cao Cao was a smart man and would not do anything that would lead to death, so he was much easier to deal with than Dong Zhuo and others.

In fact, it is easy to want to die. The system of the Ming Dynasty is the answer. Direct land reform and land distribution, then implement the government-military system, then carry out compulsory education and form a new army. A lot of people will come to assassinate you. If you don't die, you will be the emperor for eternity. Jiajing was also a wise king in his early years, opening up the sea and regulating the officials. Cultivating noble sons and reforming the capital camp are all good. The result is that an emperor was burned more than a dozen times. He was burned four or five times in the palace. He went out on inspections and burned every place he went. Sons died one after another. He was also assassinated by a palace maid in the palace. He was so scared that he made the two dragons disappear and ran out of the palace to practice Taoism.

Dong Zhuo dies, it's Cao Cao's turn again?

I have good news to report to you. With everyone's joint efforts, this book has received the first round of traffic recommendations and will maintain exposure for a week starting from Sunday. But the requirements for the second round will be much higher than those for the first round, so I would like to ask everyone to catch up on the latest chapters every day and update them for everyone after they are released!

This setting is so familiar. I remember there was a book written like this before, right? He had to be killed by Cao Cao and so on, it also belonged to Liu Xie

The catch-up reading on Tuesday determines whether I can recommend it on Friday. Please click on the latest chapter and stay for thirty seconds.

A little suggestion for the author. Some of the plots in the original version of The Romance of the Three Kingdoms, such as the part about cooking green plums for wine, were performed very well by the author. Although it is the same as the original story, the emotions and thoughts of the people involved are different. But the recent battle scene involving Zhang Xiu's night attack on Cao Cao is equivalent to rewriting some of the original text, which is misleading and drags out the plot. This whole section can actually be taken through. In addition, I thought Dian Wei would be saved by the protagonist at the last moment by chance, but unexpectedly he died. After being rescued, Dian Wei became loyal to the emperor, and Boss Cao was forced to vomit blood.

Was this book not written and then reset?

Author, your book seems to have been read by the shrimp animation