Three Kingdoms: From Woodcutter to Senior General of Ji Han
三国：从樵夫到季汉上将
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- 1.8M Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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Honestly, an IQ of 10 is considered extremely severe intellectual disability. Could someone like that, who guards the village, really understand what's going to school? He probably has trouble with even daily life. In addition, there were strict regulations on status and titles in ancient times.
Having read too many stories of ancient strategists, I'm the first one to be fooled.
Introduction
This synopsis makes you think the main character is Da Sha Chun.
A person with an IQ of 10 might be okay as a regular soldier, but leading troops in battle is only slightly better than an idiot.
Shennong is here!
Overall, the writing is smooth, and the overpowered elements don't overshadow the main plot. The protagonist only does what he is supposed to do. For example, killing people and protecting Liu Bei. Moreover, the protagonist had little formal education in his previous life and was essentially illiterate, but he had watched television, so he was able to perform some actions in the future, though…
This is disgusting! Time travel just to be a dog in the past? What were they thinking? Are they out of their mind?
The protagonist was originally so adorably goofy, but then they added intelligence to him and started pretending to be goofy. I'm speechless. If you started with a goofy protagonist, don't change it! 😅
This is the first Romance of the Three Kingdoms novel with two main protagonists, and it captures my ideal of chivalry and loyalty. It portrays the upright, honorable, and righteous brotherhood of a utopia. Also, regarding the idiot protagonist's intelligence 10 problem, I've mentioned it before. In his previous life, the protagonist awakened a system with his intelligence locked at 10.
This is at most a template for Guo Jing, but without Huang Rong, she's just a fierce general charging into battle. A general is impossible; the battlefield changes in an instant, and she doesn't have that kind of brain.
I regret ordering all of them.
It's as if the author doesn't even know what the selling point of his own book is. People want to see a One-Punch Man, but it turns out that Lu Bu is the real One-Punch Man. The protagonist's halo has to be activated temporarily, giving him the skill of a sharpshooter.