
From Lu Boshe’s Neighbor to Ruler of All Under Heaven
从吕伯奢邻居,到执掌天下
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 7mo ago
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From the perspective of those in power, Cao Cao was the one destined for greatness. He was cruel, domineering, selfish, and vicious; he was ruthless and insane in his pursuit of goals, capable of anything from massacring cities and eating people to burying prisoners alive and desecrating graves. These acts, in the eyes of the ruling class, were virtues that led to great achievements.
Lu Bu wouldn't even listen to a renowned scholar like Chen Gong, why would he listen to a commoner like you? Heh.
Poisonous Weeds
I have died from the poison. Coming from Xian Chong's obscenity
I suggest you don't start two books at once for now. The rescue of Lü Bu at Xiapi isn't that bad, and even if you want an ending, you can still write dozens more chapters. Finish one book first, and we readers will feel more confident ordering the next one. Unless you have extreme confidence in your writing. Forgive my bluntness, but they haven't reached the level of Qi Kexiu and Hei Fan.
I thought Zhuge Liang would give Zeng Mi to Zhao Yun, but unexpectedly he accepted it, which shows a lack of ambition.
Should we become independent?
First of all, I still quite enjoy reading this book so far, largely because I am a Cao Cao hater and I like to see Cao Cao suffer setbacks. Many people say that Cao Cao should have died long ago due to so many mistakes in the book, and I understand that. However, the book itself revolves around Cao Cao. If he died too early, how can we continue to watch Cao Cao being humiliated?
Awesome
Lu Bu was capable of helping others rise to power, but by this time he was already disgraced. Apart from Chen Gong and his original troops, who else had he gained?
Judging from the title and the first chapter, I thought it was a horror novel. I even thought the protagonist's soul would transmigrate into a corpse, and that the story would start with Old Cao being put on a dead body.
Historical data must be factual
Whether the historical source is the *Records of the Three Kingdoms* or the *Romance of the Three Kingdoms* is perfectly acceptable for entertainment purposes, but to claim it's based on historical fact and that it was Sun Jian who beheaded Hua Xiong is simply ridiculous.
The story of this game is set in Shinsan 🙂.