My Father, Liu Bei, but I Am a Black Man in Shu

Looking at the introduction, the main character's surname is actually Sun, and he smells like a rat.

We can't delve into it, it's the same for all historical texts. The main point of this book is the narrative, not the kind of killing and killing of the protagonist. There is no mythical Liu Bei, and no high praise for Lu Bu. So far so good. It just depends on the plot direction and the author's writing style. At present, Lu Bu's rebooting episode is a bit funny, a bit unsightly, and a bit too straightforward. Messing around or something.

Come on, the writing is good! Now I can only read novels from the Han and Tang Dynasties! I really can't stand Ming Chuan's novel anymore. Those people really can't stand it! In addition to bragging about burying the opponent's money, in my personal historical perspective, a small tribe with hundreds of thousands of people in a border county who swallowed up the entire East Asian continent for three generations is definitely not a waste! Now we only have to look at the Han, Tang, Southern and Northern Dynasties. The Song Dynasty has not yet seen the same works as the Shao Song Dynasty!

Has the writer changed? After a long time, it was just like the cool little white novels of the past, where they copied poems and essays about public prostitution and went to pick up Cao Cao's daughter. The writing was really disgusting. This kind of thing has long been out of date.

The first few dozen chapters are very good. The protagonist is strategic and powerful, and can talk and know how to advance and retreat. There are occasional surprises but the overall impression is not bad. But since joining Xu Du as a hostage, has the author started to let himself go? Or don't enter Jingzhou and Yizhou and start a career in another way? I don't know how to write it? In Xudu, he became famous by writing poems and became a copycat. He also stole the limelight at banquets and seduced Cao Cao's daughter. Then a group of people were impressed by him for no reason, which was a bit out of the ordinary. I have seen similar plots in other historical novels. To write about the Three Kingdoms is to write about famous generals, ministers, counselors, and war strategies. I've ordered dozens of chapters, and I'm a little disappointed, and I'm not really looking forward to the rest of the plot.

Is the tide about to change? A while ago, everyone loved Big Ears Bei Bei, but now they are going to change direction again? What's next? Advise the Lord to surrender to Soochow?

The greatest destructive power of time travelers is technology. Those who do not develop technology are talking nonsense. The real reality is to use technology to carry out dimensionality reduction attacks...

To be honest, it feels very similar to Xiaobaiwen

After reading the introduction, I don't even have the desire to click on it.

You can tell from the introduction that this is a fast food story, probably a studio story.

In the eyes of modern people, Liu Bei's benevolence and righteousness are just for show, so many people despise his hypocrisy. But in that era, showing off was a privilege among the powerful, and ordinary people were not worthy of being treated as show objects. Would people show off in front of a bunch of pigs and dogs? For most powerful people, the common people are inferior to pigs and dogs. Cao Cao massacred the city and ate common food.

He chopped off Wei Xu's head and kept talking. Do you think Wei Xu has no personal soldiers at his level? Are there still a bunch of Qiuba listening to your nagging? I would have killed you long ago!

I like the Shu Han camp very much, but the story written by the author makes me very uncomfortable. The origin of the cowardly background, and then the background of the protagonist. Because of this, I really can't stand it. I am very annoyed by the kind of story where one extreme changes to the other extreme. The impression of being weak in the eyes of others and not being able to be a master turns into a fruitful and intelligent cognition. I am really tired of this routine. Even mediocrity is better than the two-level reversal of the plot. Moreover, the author's Lu Nu is not an attractive character, so she makes the protagonist yearn for her. This story doesn't suit me, farewell

Sun Wu's grandson and Sun Xiaochuan's grandson both valued

Are you the son of Emperor Zhaolie? Are you Lu Bu's eldest son?

Copying poetry is mindless, right? Copying "accidentally falls into the dust, and it takes thirty years to go." Liu Bei was only in his thirties at this time, right? You just go to thirty years?

Next door, Ming Hei is a relative of Queen Ma, and here comes Shu Hei, the eldest son of Liu Bei who traveled through time. Is this version popular again recently?

Is the protagonist Yi Zhongtian reincarnated?

Shu has lost its ability to serve as a logistics base since the Western Han Dynasty. During the Warring States Period and the late Qin Dynasty, Shu was a very important logistics base. The most important thing was that Shu's water conservancy was very developed, the rivers were not fast, and food could be transported directly from the canal into Guanzhong. But later, during the Han Dynasty, a major earthquake occurred in Shu, which caused the topography of the river to change and completely change its course. As a result, food in Shu could no longer be transported along the river and could only be transported by land. During Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition, the loss of food transported to the front line reached 70-80%, which could not withstand the consumption. Each Northern Expedition was very short. I don't think Shu is that important. It's okay to turn Shu into a small political power to escape the world, but it's difficult to use it as a base for hegemony in the Central Plains.

I couldn't stand the scene when I saw the protagonist Xu Du having sex with Cao Cao's back house when he was held hostage.

It's cold and white. The first sip quenches my thirst a little, but the more I drink later, the more I feel like I can't drink it anymore. After reading dozens of chapters and recalling it, I feel that I basically can't remember what the plot is and what the highlights are.

Sun Quan's deception is too serious. Judging from the protagonist's power and ability, the smart one would be to secretly join forces with the protagonist to pretend to start a war and actually attack Cao Cao. In the end, you were written as an iron-headed boy who wanted to attack the protagonist at all costs.

If you don't understand, just ask, is it possible to be an emperor without a wife and children?

In fact, during the late Han Dynasty, who said that the front and back were all Han Dynasties of the same strain, and the things before and after were just the attachments of later generations.

This kind of story can only be read as a cool novel. Guan Ping is actually the eldest son of Guan Yu. He is also drunk and has no historical knowledge at all. He is the adopted son.

The Three Kingdoms novel with the most psychological activity - Liangcao

Admiral Tiance was not as strong as a pig's feet when he was alive.

The way of writing is imitation of ancient Chinese, the writing is not elegant and white, it looks really stiff 😅

The front part looks good, but the Xu Du chapter is not good. The chapter in the middle of Guanzhong was okay, but the final battle chapter at the end was very sloppy. . I can feel that the author wants to end it quickly