
I Am a Rebel in Black Mountain
朕在黑山当反贼
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- Ongoing
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- 946k Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 3d ago
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- Qidian
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I feel that if Liu Xie was such a powerful man in history, then there would be some explanation for the designation of the profession of bandit in the future. Liu Bang is definitely the ancestor. Because Liu Bang went to the mountains when he rebelled against the Qin Dynasty, he participated in the Green Forest Red Eyebrows during the Guangwu period, and now the protagonist has gone to the Black Mountains.
The main character is really a bachelor.
The protagonist ran to the den of thieves. In addition to a group of minor guards, there were only two named followers, one was Empress Fu who was useless and was purely acting in love scenes, and the other was Taiwei Zhou Zhong. Then I saw that the protagonist relied on his words to evade, bluff the leader of the thieves, and then asked Zhou Zhong to run to three places in a row. He went to Hanoi to win over Zhang Yang, went to Xuchang to disrupt Cao Cao's emperor-less court, went to Youzhou to pardon Gongsun Zan for killing Liu Yu, and asked Gongsun Zan for Zhao Yun. I won't tell you what strategy is right or wrong. I want to exhaust this old man to death, and the protagonist really doesn't bring anything, not the seal, not the official, and only one veteran. Have you ever thought that the emperor and the ministers are together only when they are called the imperial court and have authority. The protagonist can't even write an edict now. I thought that the protagonist would run away with all the officials in advance, or go into the mountains and issue an edict to recruit officials to the court. But in the end, the protagonist and the Taiwei had an affair and relied on a bachelor Taiwei to run errands.
Causes shameful eyebrows and droopy eyes
The first time I hid under the quilt in high school and secretly read your "I'm the Master of the Yuan Family", I was amused by the protagonist who tried to surrender to the wolves, and then got scolded by my roommates (although it was still a pirated version at the time, and I didn't pay for it later), and later "Riding Alone into Jingzhou" and "The Gentlemen of the Three Kingdoms". Not every book I like, and I don't order all of them, but you are really my favorite author of the Three Kingdoms novels. Although we have never met, I have already regarded you as my friend. My dear friend, When the sun kisses your fertile soil, When the strong wind blows your oak trees, When the spring breeze caresses your path, When the starry night lights up your valley, my heart will always beat with you.
Has anyone seen Lu Jiang's Impersonation of the Emperor?
I saw that the profiles looked very similar, and Zhang Yan picked them up. But that one is a fake emperor dressed in cosplay, and this one is the real emperor.
Liu Xie, the civil and military emperor of the Han Dynasty
Rebuilding the glory of the Han Dynasty, destroying the ugliness of the rebellious ministers - the emperor is wise and wise, and the Han Dynasty is rejuvenated. There are poems to prove it: The red sky sword energy cuts through the vast sky, and the dragon's blood dyes the old clothes black and yellow. The night rain in Montenegro casts soldiers' armor, and the spring thunder in Hebei raises the temples. I used to be a puppet and my body was like a letter, but now I have the seal to command all directions. Sweep away the dust and thorns from the copper camel, and then put the world into order and pay homage to Emperor Gao.
It's the Three Kingdoms again, don't you get tired of writing about it, author? I'm tired of reading the titles of books
Liu Bei
Even after Pengcheng was lost, his ambition was still strong and he would not beg for a rafter from Cao Ying. The brothers followed each other and threw themselves into the black mountains, and the monarch and his ministers vowed to restore the Han Dynasty. Guan Zhangyong slightly shocked the mountains, and Xuanderen's voice stirred the wild smoke. Finally, I saw the dragon flag flying over my homeland, and the sun and moon shining brightly on the mountains and rivers.
Is there a stereotype about Zhou Yu? QAQ
When I saw Zhou Yu asking about farm matters, he still spoke with a tone of cherishing the head of Guizhou. It was really disconnected. Moreover, Zhou Yu was forced to go up the mountain by his mother. Isn't this a proper Xu Shu? Moreover, the bond between Zhou Yu and Sun Ce is 10 times stronger than that between Xu Shu and Liu Bei. After only one day on the mountain, he joined the protagonist and followed the protagonist wholeheartedly 😥
It's time to change the title. How could he be so handsome under the emperor's rule?
Guan Yu
The loyal heart reflects the sky, and the righteousness is thin and the sky is proud. The red rabbit chases the wind for thousands of miles, and the blue dragon cuts the moon and kills the traitor. The righteousness between the eyebrows is condensed with frost and snow, and the cold light shines through the rainbow in the eyes. I don't envy glory, I only keep integrity, and I will be loyal and respected throughout the ages.