What Could Liu Bei Possibly Be Up To?
刘备能有什么坏心思
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- 208k Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 4mo ago
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When writing about the Shu-Han camp, I always feel that the author should try to believe something, or at least pretend to believe it. The idea is too utilitarian. If it is about self-reliance or about traveling through Cao Cao, it is very suitable. However, it will always be a bit awkward to write about Liu Bei's camp.
The book is okay, but Liu Bei is not something that ordinary people can provoke in the local area. The author doesn't think that anyone can recruit soldiers, right? If I don't have any strength, why should I follow you instead of becoming an officer?
The author came here last time, but I haven't read this one yet. Many people in the comment section thought it was very cruel to let the assassin go. I would also feel bad if he traveled to other people, but this is Liu Bei. Liu Bei has always released assassins in history. Don't think that there is no need to release assassins if Liu Bei changes people in time travel, but this is Liu Bei. You write about Liu Bei like everyone else, then why do you write about Liu Bei
What happened in the latest chapter? The assassin was not killed and let go? I wouldn't want to accept him just because he is a historical celebrity. He is a bit poisonous. No matter what his reasons are, it is true that he assassinated the protagonist.
Even if the person who assassinated him was spared, why not commit suicide? If you don't care about your own life, what are you doing with your life? It's really the Virgin Mary who has come to this world. She is extremely indecisive. Don't say anything to me. Don't you take any prisoners on the battlefield? On the battlefield, it was a majestic confrontation between two armies. This was the most despicable assassination method, and it was not because of enmity, but because of the opponent's defensive attack, defensive attack. Don't people today know how disgusting it is? Just go and see Israel and you will know
Can you write something more different to make it more fun or more gimmicky?
As the title says, the plot is a bit boring now. Personally, I don't think it's as good as the beginning of the last book. I can't keep up with it. The last book only fell apart in the middle and late stages. The first part is still very interesting.
It's good to read, but Liu Bei's writing is a bit too rational. After all, Emperor Zhaolie of the Shu Han Dynasty was a romantic idealist.
Asking for fields and asking for houses, I am afraid that I will be embarrassed to see you, Liu Lang is talented
Can anyone tell me if this is a romance novel or a historical novel?
By the way, when will Liu Bei's two wives appear? Or should I just change it to a Lu girl?