My Father Is Liu Bei, Strive to Become a Dragon Like Your Father
家父刘备，望父成龙
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They came to surrender, but were then turned around and killed at a treacherous banquet.
I understand the author wanted the protagonist to act as a double agent, but the protagonist is the first in line to the throne. Would the first in line kill those who surrendered? The author's political credibility is completely ruined. Is this really a historical novel? I really can't continue reading. Goodbye.
What kind of rubbish is this Liu Bei you wrote? He supposedly committed suicide, but he didn't even fight to the last moment, nor did he utter a single word of disrespect. What kind of Liu Bei is this?
The dragon is a symbol of emperors. The entire army, heed my command: immediately commit suicide and return to heaven.
The great Zhou family returns to his comfort zone
It's still more fun when the protagonist is the lord.
Being Liu Bei's son is better than being Liu Bei's subject. 😁
Elementary school students often think they're invincible by having no moral bottom line and turning to the dark side. This author is the same.
We're still missing a strategist; Lu Xun could try to recruit one.
Will they seize the Central Plains from Xuzhou?
After the initial introduction of the four-sided and four-corner theory, I thought we should establish a firm foothold and develop in the four corners, but in the end, we chose a side? Furthermore, is it possible that Xuzhou will seize control of the Central Plains from the east? I felt something was off after reading three chapters. Has anyone read the reviews of this book?
Emperor Zhaowu of Hanzhong, Liu Xuande
Liu Bei, courtesy name Xuande, was the restorer of the Han Dynasty and a descendant of the Han imperial family. He was naturally magnanimous and generous, with an unwavering will, dedicating his life to restoring the Han Dynasty and bringing peace to the people. He was humble and measured, valued loyalty and righteousness, and treated others with sincerity and honesty.
Liu Huan
Liu Huan, the eldest son of Liu Bei, was burdened with the grand ambition of restoring the Han Dynasty and reshaping China. His insight and strategy far surpassed those of many warlords of the time. Even in his youth, he possessed foresight. As early as his time in Xiaopei, he volunteered to join the army and demonstrated his exceptional vision.