I Am the Master of Shu Han in the Three Kingdoms

I have tried my best to read this work without thinking. I will not go into the rationality issues, logical issues, and the incomprehensible things like playing house. I am really speechless about the author's understanding of time and geography. Did the author learn his time concept and geographical knowledge from his little-footed grandma? No life experience, so ignorant! ? Don't worry about the time it took to march between two cities, how many hours the navy took to cross Dongting, how many hours it took to eat and repair, etc., But the shipping route from the Yangtze River estuary to Liaodong actually needs to go around Taiwan? I would like to ask the author: Are you Chinese? Or was your brain caught in the door? Why are you so angry? I really hate and despise the author's writing attitude! Such an imprecise work is still strongly recommended by the editor-in-chief. Is Qidian really not good enough? !

As soon as this book comes out! There will be no more gods in the future! 🤓

I'm envious, everyone else's literary talent is fluent, but I am the only one who misses the words. Can someone help me correct the Three Kingdoms I wrote? Recommend your own, look at my name.

The writing is so bloody and has no logic at all. I doubt the author has read any books on the Three Kingdoms to write Liu Bei in such a vulgar way. In short, it's junk text and completely unreadable.

This group of gangsters keep saying this is not good and that is not good, but their bodies are quite honest. Watch it from beginning to end 🤫

This book is a rare classic. There will be no more Three Kingdoms after this book.

The history written in this book is an alternative, worse than Jin. It is really awesome to do it with your own nominal mother. In the Han Dynasty, which ruled the world with filial piety, how did you come up with this? It's the first time I've seen such an exaggerated book. If others want to do it, at least they won't recognize their mother. It's better for you to do it if you recognize your mother. It's really awesome.

You have a dishonorable name and a dishonest speech. How can you be kicked away? Firstly, you are not from a famous family, and secondly, you are not from a distinguished family, and you are not related to the royal family. Who can be the civil servants and generals with you! Even in the early days, Cao Cao was not very attractive to talents because of his identity. He relied entirely on family connections. Liu Feng was from a commoner family at best, but he was a Guizhou leader at worst. Even if he traveled through time, you still have to be recognized by everyone in the family! As soon as the king's domineering spirit was unleashed, civil servants and generals came to vote one after another!

Mrs. Liu, Liu Feng is a person with a bad reputation for having an affair with her adoptive mother. She doesn't want to avoid suspicion? ? ? Is it okay to have some brains? I want to return to a noble house, but also to avoid suspicion? I know it's meant to build a relationship with the protagonist, but it's so stupid. Liu Feng led hundreds of soldiers down the river in Jingzhou without any banner, and no one came to take care of him? Are they all dead? If he offends Huang Zu later, the Huang family is a wealthy family, will he be afraid of the protagonist? What's the main character? Huang Zu wants to be less cunning and has to move a little. He's really showing off. It's not easy for a prefect of a county to mess with you. Liu Biao has to take his opinions into consideration. Unfortunately, I still want to order all of them, so I'm relying on pirated copies 😆 and Wei Yan said that Wei Yan was so cautious. Wouldn't he stop the protagonist from reporting to Liu Bei first and then come back to make a decision? As for whether he dared to stop him or not, the author said that he was a confidant and he was cautious. Besides, have you heard of Zhou Yafu? 😤

Has anyone read this book? Too illogical, right? It's a bit like Qidian's early Long Aotian-style historical writing, such as the one about Dong Zhuo's son riding a tiger. Later, Qidian gradually changed into the more historically sophisticated style of writing it is now. Not to mention too sophisticated, this is too ungrateful, isn't it, stepping on pebbles to train troops? I'm afraid more than half of your soldiers will die from illness. This Liu Bei has too little IQ. There are countless heroes in the Three Kingdoms, and there are many heroes. Some members of the Han clan who are worthy of the name have died one after another, and only the three heroes are left. What do you think of this IQ?

The protagonist has a problem with his character, is petty, lustful, cruel, has no courage, no grace, and is preconceived. Those who can be surrendered are all polite and virtuous corporals, and those who can't are even too lazy to act, which is okay. As far as this can be done, it can still be done in the Three Kingdoms.

Haha, the self-healing article is comparable to the Qin Emperor and the Han Dynasty. The author must not be from the Bangzi Kingdom. It is comparable to the whole universe. All the characters in the Three Kingdoms combined are not as strong as you. A useless person who doesn't even know how to print with movable type still invents this and that. You can forget about unifying Japan, and you can blow it directly to Taiwan and even the north wind can't blow it.

Smile and touch your nose all day long, screw you, let me put it here, novels in which the protagonist smiles and touches his nose are rubbish, rubbish.

In 2011, novels written 9 years ago were still recommended. All the clichés were so old and tired of writing that they were outdated. Why bother to promote them and make the book criticized?

This book is well written. The author knows that most of the audience for the Three Kingdoms novels are primary school students. As long as he goes to the extreme to discredit Liu Bei's faction, a lot of primary school students will praise him.

Chen Shou: The late master was formidable and generous, knew people and treated his scholars well, had the style of the great ancestor, and was a hero's weapon. The whole country is entrusted to Zhuge Liang, but his mind is clear, and he is sincere to the emperor and his ministers. This is a prosperous track in ancient and modern times. If you use your power to make a strategy and do not capture Wei Wu, your base will be narrow. However, if you bend without giving in, you will not be inferior in the end. If you suppress others, you will not tolerate yourself. This is not only to compete for profit, but also to avoid harm. [1]

I have only read the first few dozen chapters. It is really poisonous. If Liu Bei had so many supplies in Xinye, would he still be afraid of Cao Cao? The training method is also poisonous. Not to mention ancient times and modern times, he would not be able to practice that way. Wound infection in the era without penicillin is basically dead.

Let's just look at Wei Yan. Wei Yan was under Han Xuan's tent in Changsha. How come Wei Yan was Liu Bei's subordinate when Liu Bei was still in Xinye? How dare you write about the Three Kingdoms when you don't know anything.

I feel that the author wrote Zhuge Liang too ordinary, and did not show the momentum of "crouching dragon and phoenix, one can conquer the world (an exaggeration)".

The author has no sense of time and relies entirely on editing the plot. He is so perverted that he wrote about a married woman. I couldn't stand it.

Let's not talk about anything else. Just the chapter about marrying two wives. Tell me how many times you have used the word zenith. It's so disgusting. Every few paragraphs, there is a sentence that is really zenith. It has reached zenith. It can be said that it is zenith. Finally it is zenith... You know I feel sick when I see this word.

The protagonist is a pure swordsman, a pure villain with no three views. In the early stage, he mainly focuses on an abusive master, and then the protagonist becomes a loser who bullies the weak and fears the strong.

Damn, the comment section made me laugh to death. A bunch of people pointed at a book published 13 years ago. I wonder if the online articles from 13 years ago were not all mindless white and pornographic articles. 😂😂😂

Never mind that a few years ago, your idea of ​​smearing existed, right? You belittled Liu Bei so seriously, wrote about Zhuge Liang at such a low level, and you also underestimated Sun Quan and others too much. Are they all stupid for running away from you and heading to the sea after you cross Jiangdong? I wonder if you dare to come here and look confident, so you have a trump card? Isn't it just that the way to survive is in the sea? It's really outrageous to let you go.

It's so disgusting. It's so disgusting at the beginning.

Personally, I feel that the protagonists in the first 100 pictures are rubbish, or very rubbish. I think it's because of the layout, but when things get tough, you have no idea at all, so you just hired a master after 100 pictures.

Is Liu Feng an adopted son or an adopted son? An adopted son has no inheritance rights! Only an adopted son can threaten Liu Chan!

The writing is completely illogical. Cao Cao in Chibi only has 200,000 troops, Jingzhou and Xiangyang have 100,000 naval troops, and your protagonist has 100,000 troops. This does not include other forces. The protagonist is still ahead in military science. I really don't know what to do with this. It makes no sense for Jingzhou to surrender to Cao Cao.

I won't comment on anything else. If I just talk about talent, Cao Cao is still great. At least when I was in school, I learned Cao Cao's poems and never Liu Bei's poems. I can only say that the talents of the two people are different. Cao Cao relies on himself to be able to govern the world and become a tyrant in troubled times, while Liu Bei relies on Renyi gathered these talented people, so he did not dare to damage his own brand. Without hypocrisy, he would not be able to enter the clan circle, and he would not be able to conquer the country without support. It can only be said that in that era, he had to rely on the clan. Just look at the three Cao, Shu, and Wu, and you will know it when you think about the Yellow Turbans.

Is the author still alive?