Starting from Rescuing Lu Bu in Xiapi

There is absolutely no problem with the route of this book. Lu Bu has always treated Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty with great respect, and he is a petty person who likes to hear people say good things to him and is easily deceived. He is really not suitable to be a prince, so why not assist Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty?

From the day the author prepared to be a dog for the emperor, this book became boring. You ancient people could still say that time travellers, after the melee between princes, became a dog.

After reading a few chapters, I feel that it is a bit illogical to use a trick to open the city gate and trick Cao Cao into entering. The defenders of the city are inherently weak, and they have to find ways to break through the city gates in a war. There are many cases of cheating to open the city gates and win the siege battle. Such cases of opening the city gates but defending them are simply funny, unless there are more troops than those attacking the city. It can be said that Wanru, Cao Cao's mastermind, is mentally retarded. I don't care if you opened the city gate to lie to me. Isn't it OK if I just march in with my army? It didn't take long for me to open the city gate. It was so hard that I felt numb. The author's logic is to open the city gate to trick people into coming in and kill them, but the real logic of the war is that I™ finally opened the city gate. No matter whether it was a forced attack or some sand sculpture listened to my trick and opened the city gate, anyway, the city gate opened, and the army entered the city and killed them randomly. If it is possible to open the city gates wide and deceive people to kill them, then why should we defend the city? Open, the city gates are open, wait for them to enter the city before killing them 🤭

Damn it, the emperor understands everything, not to mention that it's not just whether you want to be or not, what about your subordinates?

To put it simply, why does this book have to be about Lu Bu?

I don't understand your route. Believe it or not, your whole family will die first. I don't even know who Liu Xie is in history. Unless you can guarantee that your protagonist will be a traditional family member for the rest of his life, then what's the use of traveling back in time to help the Han Dynasty for another 100 years and then continue to change dynasties in chaos, but I don't think you are writing like you are rushing to pass down the family for generations. The author's article The writing is good, but you don't have to rely entirely on fantasy. After all, it is still a historical novel. If there are not many records, you can still interpret it. You, the last emperor of the late Han Dynasty, can completely analyze who he is. You can't go back in time and be a well-behaved and honest minister and try to change your master's character. It's easy to change the country, but hard to change. You might as well help Liu Bei like this. It's uncomfortable to watch.

How should I put it? In ancient times, surrenders were done out of the city. No fool would go into the city to accept surrender.

This childish dialogue, imbecile strategy, irrational force, and made-up allusions make it more boring the more you read it. I am unhappy with the article. Don't treat the ancients as fools.

Lu Bu, unless you seduce her daughter and treat her as a relative, even the relationship between the son-in-law and the father-in-law is not safe. Lu Bu really has different intentions if he is provoked by others casually.

It's rare that it doesn't act like a lord without brains to fight for hegemony, it doesn't use random force to activate unparalleled skills, and it doesn't deliberately use intelligence to highlight the protagonist. The character processing and text descriptions are very comfortable to read. As long as the follow-up updates are continued, it will be a masterpiece.

Alas, I used assassination to deal with Sun Ce, but I still used assassination to deal with Yuan Shao. I wonder if Cao Cao died in the same assassination later.

After doing this for so long, I realized that I am not the emperor, but only an auxiliary!

Thank you for your support of Xiaoyao

Lu Bu's reputation is indeed bad, but he is actually not bad.

It's really good. The protagonist doesn't have those mindless messy skills, and there's no bad street system. His IQ is online throughout the whole process, and he fights with others. Moreover, the Three Kingdoms competition is all about power and tactics. I hope we can see the battle between the major counselors in the future. Good luck to the author.

What I am talking about is not helping Lu Bu. After all, there are many novels about being reincarnated into Lu Bu, or helping Lu Bu fight for hegemony. But this is the first time I see Lu Bu really being a loyal minister of the Han Dynasty. After all, Lu Bu has no choice but to kill Ding Yuan. From the perspective of the emperor, he is indeed a loyal minister. Directly issuing the slogan of eradicating the Han traitors is an unimagined path. , To be honest, the author's first two books were quite interesting, but the second one was finished before the million was reached. Without reading it carefully, the first book felt more or less idealistic. After all, with Cao Cao's control over the emperor, it would be difficult to change anything even if he traveled through the past. Only this one, at least these more than 70 chapters are all online in IQ. It is really interesting. I look forward to the follow-up, come on!

Should the protagonist be an emperor himself or be a slave to others?

30；                             1 ：                               2 ：                            3：                      4 Liu: Han Chinese Liu Chong 5 Chen: Chen Chen Baxian 6 Yang: Wu Yang Xingmi 7 Zhao: Song Dynasty Zhao Kuangyin 8 Huang: Qi Huang Chao 9 weeks: 1 0 Wu: Dai Yan Wu Yuansheng 11 Xu: Song Dynasty Xu Shouhui 12 Sun: Wu Sun Quan 13 Hu: Yu Hu Jiya 14 Zhu: Ming Ming Zhu Yuanzhang 15 Gao: Nanping Gao Jixing 16 Lin: Chu Chu Lin Shihong 17 He: 18 Guo: Zhou Guo Wei 19 Horse: Chu Chu Ma Yin 20 Luo: Lan Fang Luo Fang Bai 21 Liang: Liang Shidu 22 Song Dynasty: 23 Zheng: Thonburi Dynasty Zheng Xin 24 Xie: 25 Han: 26 Tang: 27 Feng: Yan Feng Ba 28 Yu: 29 Dong: Da Yue Luoping Dong Chang 30 Xiao: Liang Xiao Yan The only 7 surnames that have not established a country are: Zhou, He, Song, Xie, Han, Tang, Yu. It is recommended that the protagonists in historical time travel novels use these surnames.

The writing style in the first few dozen chapters is a bit immature and a bit uncomfortable to read, but it is much better in the later chapters.

The writing is very good. It is much better than some people who have no family background and are just mindless princes competing for hegemony. The author will continue to work hard and will always support it!

I read forty chapters in one go, and there's basically nothing sinister about it.

Update quickly, I finished reading it in one day, it's not enough

I hope you will continue your efforts

Nice writing, keep up the good work✊

It's so good. I caught up with the latest chapter in one go.

The author occasionally falls ill and can only say

Can you answer the previous question?

Just finished reading it😍