Great General of Ji Han
季汉大将军
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 130k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
66Chapters
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Reader comments 28
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It would be fun if Ma Liang found out that his younger brother suddenly started committing suicide and defrauding insurance every day. 🤓
Malina is not as good as this
Rebirth of the Three Kingdoms I am Ma Liang Introduction: Waiting online, urgent! What should I do if I am reborn as Ma Liang in the Three Kingdoms? What! Ma Liang, the magic pen, it's okay (manual dog head)
Riding on horses, how did Shuzhong become like this? Who can see this update? 😒
@reader Author, someone plagiarized you in the Tomato novel.
It's been half a year, and I thought the author had closed the book
This Ma Liang plug-in is not as good as the Marshal of the World Soldiers and Horses in R9.
Brother, what are words for? Why do you call people by their names so often?
Should we take over Xu Shu's mother first?
How to say it? It's a good historical novel, but it doesn't feel as amazing as the previous one.
Why does it feel a bit bland?
The first few chapters of the previous book were pretty amazing with the division of the troops into five groups, but this one feels less accustomed to the steady flow. . .