What Do You Mean Zhuge Liang Knew I Was a Transmigrator All Along?
什么叫诸葛亮早知道我是穿越者？
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 145k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 17d ago
- English
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Synopsis
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61Chapters
800Recommendations
887Fans
6 ch/weekPace
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This book has a serious problem, haven't you noticed? It's full of words...
I have a thing for this book; is this the author's first book? Also, I'm quite possessive, so author, could you please write with your eyes closed? 🙂 (I don't want to include the references 😎)
Have you ever met Zhuge Liang? You're just making things up based on assumptions.
The comments section about the Bull Demon King scared me.
Have you ever been a time traveler before writing such presumptuous things?
Why are all the comments on Niu Mo's page academic papers? Is this still the same CNKI (China National Knowledge Infrastructure)? When did it become another CNKI? Is it impossible to escape this damn CNKI no matter where you go?
The curved plow couldn't have appeared in Xichuan before because it didn't have a large enough territory; otherwise, it would have been an asset to the enemy.
I'm an air force user, and I've seen quite a few online trolls in this wave.
You cut it so fast!
If there are problems in the beginning, we can fix them; if we just cut it off, we'll wait for our long-time readers to support the book. 🙂
After reading the latest two chapters, I think there's something wrong with the protagonist's character design.
Clearly, the author intended to portray Liu Bei as still clinging to ancient values when dealing with the common people, his benevolence and righteousness being selective. However, in recent updates, the protagonist's thinking, initially inspired by Zhuge Liang to change the chaotic world, seems to be shifting towards sophisticated egoism, measuring everything by self-interest.