Three Kingdoms: Daily Rewards Help Liu Bei Revive the Han Dynasty Three Times
三国：每日结算我助刘备三兴季汉
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That's awesome!
That's amazing! It seems the author hasn't read the official history of the Three Kingdoms, nor the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, only fan fiction of the Three Kingdoms.
Everything else is fine, but what's wrong with distilled spirits? Do they really think baijiu (Chinese white liquor) is something special? People don't even consider it a good thing.
Instead of binding Guo Jia, Zhao Yun should bind Tian Yu to lure Zhao back.
Guo Jia's abilities may not be as high as Fa Zheng, Pang Tong, or Huang Quan; as long as Fa Zheng and Pang Tong don't die young, that's fine. Tian Yu and Qian Zhao are a pity; they were both from Liu Bei's hometown and quite capable, especially useful against foreign tribes!
If you're already dead and have no other choice, joining Liu Bei is an option. But the protagonist is already dead, yet he still joins Liu Bei? Is that ingrained servility? Look at those who followed Liu Bang; even if they didn't die at his hands, their titles were stripped within a few generations. What good end could they possibly have?
This author is amazing! He's not just ignorant about history, he probably didn't even finish elementary school! He just read a few historical novels and started spouting nonsense, haha, I'm completely baffled by his claims. Is this even accurate? It's hilarious!
It's always been about Boss Cao, Boss Cao, the foolish protagonist.
The writing style is still a bit lacking; there's a frequent use of gaming vocabulary in inappropriate contexts. The writing skills need improvement.
I know why this author always abandons his work; he easily gets carried away while writing. In the context of the warlord era at the end of the Han Dynasty, when people couldn't even get enough to eat, the soldiers actually had bedding.
Nine years of compulsory education is already stressful enough, and the protagonist keeps saying things that are out of touch with the times, making it difficult to evaluate.
I read up to chapter 300, couldn't take it anymore, and gave up. At least they were building a career at first, but I don't know if they ran out of work or what. Since marrying the two Qiao sisters, they've been getting all lovey-dovey since the plot barely started to progress.