Three Kingdoms: An Eighty-Year-Old Veteran, Advising Liu Bei from the Start

When the protagonist and Liu Bei visited the thatched cottage three times, did Zhuge Liang see him or not? If you don't see me, let the eighty-year-old old man wait outside the door? That's a bad reputation😃

The title of the book is quite strange. Unfortunately, 80 is really too old. I don't want to read a historical novel at this age when I start it. I feel that life is boring.

After reading Chapter 8, I can't stand it anymore. The protagonist's plan seems to be childish, and the dialogue with Liu Yan also feels childish. Officials in ancient times would not be criticized everywhere. Then Chapter 8 doesn't have much serious plot, but there is a lot of bad jokes, the main character being complacent, and the three brothers shocking passers-by. I can only say that I still can't stand the historical classification. I can't stand the funny ones anymore.

Eighty years old is a bit exaggerated. In ancient times, people didn't get married as late as now. Four generations could be married at eighty years old. I think it's possible to be over sixty.

In many novels, the Luoyang line cannot be avoided when writing about the Yellow Turban Rebellion. This is understandable. But after the Luoyang line, fast forward to discuss Dong. It is rare to reap the benefits of the Liangzhou Rebellion.

Can 80-year-old Liu Ci and Liu Bei form a cp? That would be great

The world is for Liu Bei, and you can't handle women, so why don't you write a piece of shit about this?

Too many modern words make it look old and immature

The protagonist who is eighty years old cannot be Liu Bei's grandfather, at least he is Grandpa Zeng. In ancient times, people got married and had children very early, so the seniority is wrong.

It's over. The readers of Qidian are older and have become more mature in writing. The short dramas are also about the domineering president falling in love with me after menopause.