Three Kingdoms: Drive Out the Sun Clan and Restore Han Rule to Wu

This arranged marriage is outrageous; merchants and the like have taken the place. What a waste of a great asset! If only they had chosen a legitimate daughter from a prominent family, it could have been worth a whole province if managed properly.

To be honest, while reading the book, many people pointed out flaws, and some mindlessly said that it was very annoying to read. But after thinking about it carefully, I can understand. Nowadays, it's so rare to find a book that properly describes power struggles and intrigues. Only this author can satisfy my cravings and help me pass the time. I hope the author can continue to improve.

You, a mere magistrate of Chun'an County, are only a seventh-rank official, and your background is that of a mere scholar who passed the imperial examinations. How dare you commit such acts of disloyalty and disregard for the country and your family?

Well written. I thought Taishi Ci wouldn't be recruited earlier, but this is good. However, I suggest recruiting him later, since there aren't many generals like Taishi Ci in the Three Kingdoms period.

There are a few points to consider: why didn't the protagonist take Yuan Shu's daughter after defeating him? Yuan Shu's daughter has a huge political background, which would be beneficial to the protagonist's rule in the Jianghuai region. Moreover, there is Hebei afterward. Yuan Shao had cultivated the Hebei region for many years and had done many favors for him.

I hope they don't take Zou Shi in. The protagonist is only thirteen years old. Even if they take her in, they won't be able to handle it. It would be better to use her to establish their own great image.

Thinking back on all these years of reading about the Three Kingdoms, it's clear that it has undergone many transformations. Initially, I was a fan of Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei; later I became a fan of Cao Cao; then a fan of Liu Bei; then a fan of Cao Cao again; and now I'm a fan of Liu Bei. It feels like everything from yesterday changes as I get older. P. S.: Eastern Wu? What Eastern Wu?

How will the protagonist deal with Liu Bei? Liu Bei is ambitious and unwilling to be subservient to others. Moreover, he is skilled at winning people's hearts. For example, when Liu Bei went to Xuzhou, he gained the support of the people of Xuzhou; when he went to Jingzhou, he gained the support of the people of Jingzhou, making Liu Biao wary; and when he entered Yizhou, he gained the support of the people of Yizhou and eventually gained control of Yizhou.

The scene where the protagonist touches Madam Zou's jade-like feet is truly captivating.

When did Ma Chao become the eldest son of the legitimate wife? And can the eldest son be called Mengqi? He should be called Boqi.