The Later Three Kingdoms: Slay Deng Ai and Revive the Han

The Shu Han Dynasty became more and more stupid because of Liu Chan's politics. The Sima clan of the Wei State usurped power and tried their best to bribe the nobles in order to consolidate their rule. The land and population were constantly annexed by the nobles. The room for advancement was completely controlled by the nobles. The room for advancement for poor families and common people was cut off. The classes were rigid and political corruption was conceivable. People's lives are becoming more and more miserable, and class conflicts are acute. The Sima clan is also desperately trying to strengthen the lord's strength, fearing that someone will learn from Sima and replace him. The entire regime is stepping on the accelerator and hurtling towards the abyss. . The Kingdom of Wu had its own system, and the gentry controlled the court. Then a tyrant came and was killing people like crazy. In fact, it was just a comparison. The Shu Kingdom was the weakest, so it fell first, followed by the Wu Kingdom. Compared with the late Han Dynasty, the quality of the ruling class of the Western Jin Dynasty was simply garbage. Extremely decadent

. . . Well, historical evaluation says that his shooting strength is close to that of Lu Bu. 100 Steps is a distance of more than 200 meters, which is only a little bit away from the target. Is this increase in force value too high?

This update is too scary. It's a pity that the fans are increasing too slowly.

It feels like the writing is getting more and more middle-grade, less like a historical text and more like a pretentious and slap-in-the-face essay about Long Aotian written by a junior high school student. The title of this chapter is an anomaly. The whole chapter feels like bragging about how awesome and powerful the emperor is. The ministers' eyes are filled with tears when they look at the emperor. We want to read a logical historical time travel story instead of the most unsavory pretentious and slap-in-the-face story.

The latest chapter of this book is so explosive, I can only say that those who can persevere are gods.

I used to be fascinated by Shuhan I Call the Shots, but now this one is not even as good as an urban novel, full of loopholes and unattractive.

I killed Deng Ai and boasted about it for ten chapters from different angles, but then there was no other content... The author was also awesome, and he could write ten chapters of bragging about it.

It's a bit sticky, it's such a tragic thing to do during the Chinese New Year. At present, it seems that there is only one possibility to win: learn from Guan Yu and take the enemy general's head out of a million troops. The male protagonist was intentionally strengthened earlier, now it's time to see how strong he is.

Author, if you have seen through Jiang Shu, Hanzhong cannot be lost. Jiang Wei can stay in Tazhong. There is no need to break out of Yinping Bridge. The Hanzhong defense line is broken→Jiang Wei must withdraw→Yinping Bridge is the only way→break through desperately; The Hanzhong defense line is complete→Sichuan is not in danger→Jiang Wei does not need to withdraw→the stalemate in Tazhong is enough→Yinping Bridge is meaningless. Jiang Wei's trip to Yinping Qiaotou was always a helpless emergency move after the fall of Hanzhong, rather than an active tactical choice.

I'm Deng Ai. When Xuanwu opens, a C will hit your face. D will stun you. I'll level A with basic attacks. I'll break Wolong out of the mountain.