Three Kingdoms: The Emperor Zhaolie’s Son-in-Law, Rebuilding the Han Three Times
三国：昭烈女婿，三造大汉
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The protagonist is more powerful than Guan Zhang and more intelligent than Zhuge Liang.
The protagonist is too perfect and it's really a drama. You can either write that he has strong martial arts but average strategy, or you can write that his strategy is extraordinary and his strength is average. I think such a perfect protagonist like you is really a drama.
A brainless and cool novel, whatever the protagonist says is whatever he wants, and whatever he wants to do will happen.
A must-read new book…
Big guys, take a look. Don't keep new books. If you keep them, they will die. Woohoo...
Alas, you can run away after reading the introduction and table of contents.
Liu Bei's daughter was not an adult at all when she was in Xuzhou. She had to sit in a pit in Xinye and watch Cao Cao unify the north before he went south to Jingzhou to become an adult. Mi Zhu only invested in his sister when he saw Liu Bei was childless, otherwise what was he planning on?
The plot is silly. If you don't go to Jiangdong, you have to snatch Jingzhou from the same clan.
After studying history and understanding the evaluations of our founding generals and great men, we know that taking advantage of the civil strife in Jiangdong just after Sun Ce's death and taking advantage of the situation is the best way to imitate Zhuge Liang. That Wolong Ce who doesn't understand people's hearts really doesn't understand geography and people.
Crossing the river in white clothes sets a precedent for shamelessness
Two soldiers fighting, crossing the river in white, shameless people
The protagonists are all named Xiahou... It's much better to go to Boss Cao's side than to Liu Bei's side. Boss Cao's treatment of the Xiahou family is no worse than Liu Bei's treatment of Guan Zhang...
Update quickly 😡
Recommendation votes are sent. This time I have to write them down and finish them.
After reading the first chapter, I have a question: is Liu Bei the indirect enemy of the protagonist? After all, he was the one who took Lu Bu in and allowed Lu Bu to station in Xiaopei.