Three Kingdoms: From Now On, Jiangdong Has No Cowards

I, Guan Yu, can divide the world in one fell swoop; my soul resides in Shu, my body in Wu, and my head in Wei.

I have General Jerry, who can take Sun Ce's head.

It's all Sun Quan's fault. He single-handedly lowered the reputation of the entire Jiangdong region. His name will be remembered for eternity!

This is my first time writing, and I've received a lot of support from you guys. It's your support that kept me going. I can only say that I contributed half the effort to the growth of this book; the other half came from you all. Thank you! I would like to thank the brothers who voted with monthly tickets, recommendation tickets, followed the story, and left comments.

It's better not to marry a princess; she won't be of much help later on, and she won't be a loyal subject of the Han Dynasty.

Such a good book... It would be a shame not to submit it.

If you don't urgently need the money for your first book, take your time to finish it. Don't focus too much on grades. It's better to finish one book first, and then work on the second and third. So far, the viewing experience has been very good. Most of the plot is logical and there are no major flaws, making it worth watching.

The Three Kingdoms period is relatively realistic. The use of terms like "li," "xiang," "ting," and "xian" (county) in the early stages was quite interesting. However, later on, it probably became just a series of numerical accounts. Especially in the Three Kingdoms period, it's all about battles and generals, too rigid; I never saw any accounts of logistics. I'll update frequently but in small batches. I'll vote with monthly tickets when I get them.

It's well-written; I hope it won't be abandoned.

It's already published, why aren't you adding more chapters? Are you worried I can't afford to subscribe? Do you think I need your pittance? Hurry up and update! Brothers, let's push this up!