From Lu Boshe’s Neighbor to Ruler of All Under Heaven

From the perspective of a superior, Cao Cao is the one who can achieve great things. He is cruel, domineering, selfish, vicious, and insane in order to achieve his goals. There is nothing he cannot do, including slaughtering cities, eating people, trapping prisoners, and digging graves. From the perspective of the carnivorous class, these are all advantages that can achieve great things. On the contrary, Liu Bei cared too much about reputation, principles, bottom line, brotherhood, things that the carnivorous class disdained. But from the standpoint of ordinary people, who is more terrifying, Cao Cao, who is addicted to massacre and slaughters the common people for military food like slaughtering pigs and dogs, or Liu Bei, who is hypocritical and at least openly treats the common people as human beings?

Lu Bu wouldn't even listen to a celebrity like Chen Gong, but he would listen to a commoner like you. Hehe

I have been poisoned to death From Xian Chong's obscenity

I suggest that you don't double-read it for the time being. Saving Lu Bu in the Pit is not that bad, and even if you want the ending, you can still write dozens of chapters. Finish one first, so that we readers will have the courage to order another one. Unless you are extremely confident in your text. With all due respect, we haven't reached the level of Qi Kexiu, Hei Fan and the others.

I thought that Zhujiao would give Zongmi to Zhao Yun, but I didn't expect that Zhujiao would be taken away and the situation would become smaller.

First of all, I still love reading this book so far. The main reason is because I am a Cao Cao black man and I like to see Cao Cao suffer. Many people say that Cao Cao should have died long ago after making so many mistakes in the book. I understand, but the book itself starts around Cao Cao. He died too early. How can we continue to watch Cao Cao being tortured? The second problem is that the protagonist needs to be self-reliant. This has been mentioned many times in this book. Jia Xu also made suggestions based on this aspect of self-reliance. Personally, I don't like this direction. The word "usurping the Han" is still too heavy. I have read more than a dozen Three Kingdoms novels. I think everyone in the starting point still has a heart for the Han. The main character usurping the Han, if not anything else, definitely made the writing of this book more difficult. Now it has changed from a Shuang Cao abuse novel to a serious hegemony novel. I believe that many mistakes that could be tolerated as a refreshing novel in the past will be criticized by book friends in the future. Personally, I still like Kuang Fu Han Room, but as a book friend, I can only look forward to the direction, come on!

Lu Bu was able to support De, but Lu Bu was already in bad taste at this time. Besides Chen Gong and his original team, who else had he got?

When I read the title of the first chapter, I thought it was a horror novel. I also thought the protagonist's soul had passed through a corpse, and that at the beginning, Lao Cao had a dead man on the pillar.

The historical evidence is "Three Kingdoms" or "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". It's completely entertaining, but you said it's based on historical data. It was Sun Jian who killed Hua Xiong, okay?

The story background of this work is Shinsan🙂