Liu Bei: My Younger Brother Is a God

If you're going to write history, just write history properly. Constantly bringing up the destruction of the Earth, control panels, and systems—doesn't the author ever open their eyes and look at how top-tier historical fiction is written? I know this will get me attacked by system-obsessed readers, but this is historical fiction. Writing something like this, which is neither one thing nor the other, is just a waste of my time.

Yes, in the early stages, one should focus on developing one's strength cautiously. Before 184 AD, when Liu Bei was 15, he should have started building his reputation and wealth by visiting Lu Zhi, utilizing the horse administration system, and becoming a powerful figure.

An invincible cheat code; in the game, you basically have 100 in all stats: Strength, Intelligence, Leadership, and Politics. A cosmic-level cheat code; his first pot of gold came from selling straw sandals It feels like an emperor begging for food with a golden bowl. I would have liked watching it in high school.

The Yellow Turban Rebellion was said to be incredibly powerful, but it only lasted for a year.

In 181 or 182, during the harassment of the northern regions, using drones (likely referring to drones with pig-like shapes) for reconnaissance, there was a chance of capturing him alive. If this Xianbei Chanyu were presented to Liu Hong, he would definitely be granted a title. Then, using later calligraphy, specifically regular script, he could be given the title of a literary master. Hehe.

The provisions mentioned in the historical text were quite good.

How do you write a story with such an invincible protagonist?

Full of energy, ready to unleash unparalleled power, looking forward to it.

The character was initially portrayed as an immortal, but what happened to him later?

A good book, please update it more often.