The Unorthodox Tale of Lu Bu: Anecdotes from the Chaotic Late Han

In the late Han Dynasty, it was like trying to sneak into the upper class. This route was not feasible. You have to find a teacher, do some learning (at least in name), or your family background is relatively good. But since Lu Bu had no family background, he could only find a teacher. For example, what many people don't know is that Dong Zhuo's father was the director of the Public Security Bureau of Yingchuan County, so he was able to jump from Zhang Huan's subordinate to Yuan Kai's subordinate. If you don't do this, you will have no choice but to hang out in your hometown in Bianjun.

Wouldn't it be over if you just time-traveled to Lu Bu? You have to cover it up, it's so uncomfortable.

When I was a child, when I was reading picture books, I would like the Marquis Wen who fought against three heroes in front of the Hulao Pass, as if he was omnipotent. In the children's minds, he could compare with Sun Dasheng's Marquis Wen; Trapped by the tiger; After entering the society, he understood the Three Kingdoms more and more, and understood the sacred things of the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors. After deceiving Wuya passers-by, he had a dialogue with the tiger who was tied downstairs at Baimen, and the Wubei who once rode a horse in Jiuyuan City. Jing, Lu Bu, who is not a powerful person, but relied on his own skills to carve out a piece of the world in the most splendid and chaotic period of China's five thousand years. What do you want to say? Did he carry the heroic dream of your childhood?

Find an opportunity to make Lu Bu realize that learning literature is now a reputation, but his own knowledge must also be improved, otherwise he will always be a knife in the hands of others.

I have read it to the latest, and I would like to say the following points: 1. The concept of this golden finger is not bad. In fact, the left and right brains fight each other to write Lu Bu's growth. There are many interesting points here that can be explored in depth, but the author does not seem to pay special attention to this, and even deliberately downplays it. In fact, Not very good; 2. The issue of proper detailing, whether it is a friend or an enemy, I can understand the author's idea of ​​building a complete novel world full of details. However, always describing everything in detail and ignoring the promotion of the plot will make the plot rhythm inevitably dull. 3. Update question. If it is really because of busy work, I suggest that you can actually publish it in two-in-one or three-in-one. Sometimes a chapter is too short and the rhythm will be interrupted and it will be difficult to continue. The author can just listen to what he says from the bottom of his heart and don't mind it.

I've caught up with the latest, and I've got ten monthly pass red envelopes for you. Come on, come on, order them all.

You are tired and trying to sell yourself like a sheep. You attract readers by killing time-travelers, but in the end, there is no movement at all for many chapters. Readers basically come here for a different Lu Bu. You cut the knot with a sharp knife and drag it here and there to ruin the popularity of passers-by.

I always feel that something is wrong, but I just can't put it into words. It seems that it doesn't have the flavor of Lu Bu in our people.

The writing is pretty good, but the golden finger appeared too late. I need to update it more before anyone will read it.

I read 2/3 of the old book and didn't finish it, but I ordered them all. I believe in the author's quality. I've also ordered this one. I'll start reading it when I catch up on the latest version of "Night Without Borders".