Three Kingdoms: Let You Compete in the Central Plains and You Go Farm?

With the three pillars established, how can the protagonist control the lives of others? If you don't stock up on guns, you're just hoarding food for others.

If you have food, you still can't find a place to survive. Brush your skills and stock up on food, and then you can develop slowly once you get into the mountains. I don't understand why I have to go to a woman's place to be a dog?

The author is self-proclaimed and thinks he has a set of logic, but the data will not deceive others. Having written so much, it is clear whether everyone likes it or not.

I'm still angry after leaving, so I want to scold you. I want to ask you what your main plot is 😄. If it's farming, you can delete some of the entanglements with the two young ladies. No matter how well written the branch plot is, it's still a branch plot. If you write too many branch plots, it will be a bit distracting and disgusting. If the main plot is to collect more young ladies, then you choose this topic. This introduction is really disgusting. The serious pictures are for reference only, and the real objects are the main ones. Waste of my time. Ahhhhhh, I'm so annoyed 😡😡😡😡

Farming articles are written like this. If there is a golden finger, there is no golden finger. The author is so weird. After reading two chapters, I have no desire to continue reading.

I feel like the author is a bit conflicted. Goldfinger gives too much, but wants to limit it. He is still unclear about the Cai family. After dozens of chapters, there is still no foundation. How can he compete for hegemony in the Three Kingdoms? Or just choose a company where you can farm with peace of mind, it's not like the system gives soldiers to generals to counselors.

I don't understand what the main plot is. At the moment, it's just to live and grow food. The enthusiasm for continuing to read like this will soon be consumed. The author should at least mention one or two sentences about the protagonist's later goal, whether to fight for the world or to assist Liu Bei to save the Han Dynasty.

Plot Thoughts: At present, it seems that the protagonist is focused on farming and has no ambitions or ambitions to compete in the world. He only focuses on improving his golden fingers and accumulating his own advantages. However, due to the limited environment he is in, he encounters many difficulties. In my opinion, the protagonist has no intention of climbing up. His current ability is only farming, and he has the intelligence advantage of being a time traveler. He also has no personality charm and is not like someone who does big things. He is too pragmatic. The current plot direction of this book is more realistic, with common disagreements between the male and female protagonists, family intrigues, class struggles, etc. Each character has a role but not much, but it also reflects the problem of not prioritizing. Although the protagonist's performance is not very good, he is an egoist, but it is also real enough. Maybe the protagonist is a bit mediocre and needs to rely on other characters to add some color.

Come on, author, don't be influenced by those who like barring. After reading so many chapters, I haven't found that a person's history of barring is all about barring. It can be seen that the author's historical background is still solid. And those who like the bar setting, I give you the pen, you go and write it

Read the introduction. It has been 30 years since the princes challenged Dong in 189 to the Battle of Hanzhong in 219. You are still farming, why don't you farm until you die. I hate this kind of thing the most. I say no, but my body is very honest and squirmy.

I read the first dozens of chapters and followed the author's writing style. This system is fine for a small fortune. He was still far from being able to achieve his grand ambitions. After planting three times, he only managed to harvest seven acres of land, which could not support many people in ancient times. According to the situation of the Three Kingdoms, the protagonist must feed at least one million people to hope to dominate the world. I don't know how long it will take yet. Does the protagonist have enough lifespan?

Come on, author 66666, you will definitely succeed and you must respect history. ,

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Congratulations on signing the contract 🙏

Except for personal attacks, all other words are acceptable. The newcomer's new book definitely has great shortcomings. The plot between the protagonist and Cai Yan in the early stage was not handled well, I admit it. Furthermore, the sense of expectation and excitement are also written in a mess. Failure to achieve results is inevitable. I don't care whether this book can make money, but this book is just for writing practice. At least my typing speed has improved. I used to be able to write only four thousand words in a day, but now I want to practice it at a speed of ten thousand words a day.

It feels like the author just wanted to write a remake of Zhang Sui, but your golden finger specified that it must have a stable power and a time and background before it can develop. Look at what time and background you chose? His identity is from the Zhao Zhong tribe, but his background has long since disappeared. He is still a slave and an eunuch. Cao Cao was almost dragged to death by this identity. When he mentioned that he was an eunuch, but he has strength, you are a fool. This identity is useless. You saved Cai Yan and you still look down on him. You still fucked Sigma. Your dog-like thing has no use except for farming. You take it for granted that you work hard. Why are you addicted to being a slave? I posted it in Chapter 15, look at the back and talk about it when I come back.