Dream of the Red Chamber: Starting with Lü Bu's Talent

How to put it, if you use five stars to evaluate this book, this book will only get two stars at most. But there is one thing about the author of this book that is particularly worthy of evaluation. Let me add two stars, that is, he will not set a threshold to prevent others from evaluating him.

Good guy, you don't even have to click to read this book. Just read his introduction and you will know that the protagonist is Jia Zheng's concubine named "Jia Yan". I don't know how the author came up with this name. What are the names of this generation, Jia Lian, Jia Zhu, and Jia Huan? Can't you find the rules? Even if your name is Jia Li.

I can write my seniority name wrong, so how can I still read this book?

Lu Bu's talent - slaves of three families: You can recognize a character as your adoptive father and perform three real damage attacks on it 🙂

I just looked at the introduction. How could Jia Zheng's son be named Jia Yan? That generation was all about jade

The system is so awesome, but in the end, it just extracts Chinese historical figures. Damn it, is this useless? Both the return Lu Bu and the real Lu Bu were hung in the Baimen Tower and became the dolls of Sunny Day.

This name is full of deep malice! Not only for the readers, but also for the protagonist and the Jia family. Yan traditional style Yan, this is a hint (explicit) that this is not a concubine, but actually a concubine's brother!

If a modern person travels through time and becomes Jia Zheng's son, he can only marry Baochai, but not Daiyu, because Daiyu's biological mother is your biological father's biological sister. If your biological mother is Mrs. Wang, then Baochai cannot marry because Baochai's biological mother is your biological mother's biological sister.

Nima's 7800 against 30000 people annihilated them all without killing anyone, right? He treated the readers as fools, and made the court too weak. It seemed that the entire court only had such a few armies, and the Huns could easily bring in 100,000 reinforcements, and there were about 200,000 troops stationed locally (Even if he has 40,000 people on the west route, there must be at least 5,000 people stationed in the city. There can't be no one to guard the city. It is all the Han people who make the decision. Then there will be 60,000 troops. The west + middle is 120,000, and there is a big barrier. Let's count him 30,000. That's 150,000. The east road can withstand 1 For an army of 00,000, at least 60,000 would be required, so that would be 210,000) Then he also said that this is a place where the Huns are stationed with relatively few troops, and there is no heavy guard. He will send 100,000 + 10,000 + 5,000, a total of 115,000, and he will attack the Huns. After that, there are still 7 Wan directly gave away 50,000, 60,000 for 300,000, and there is Iron Buddha Tower opposite. How to fight against it? And it was said earlier that Iron Buddha Tower was built by the Xiongnu with all the strength of the country, and would not be easily moved. Later, he said that the army had been waiting on the east road for a long time. Isn't this contradictory? Gou Shi

The title of the book is Lu Bu. I thought it would be about a young general roaming the battlefield, getting promoted to a higher position, tearing apart the soil and becoming a king, or even competing in the world, but it turns out that you only entered the battlefield in Chapter 150...