Heroes of the Three Kingdoms Online

I'm completely blown away by Zhen Er Gongzi. Putting aside the protagonist's eyesight, which is practically blind, his ability to accept things is just terrifying! Someone who looked disgusting just moments before, suddenly becomes a woman, and the protagonist pounces on her! Seriously? Even a beautiful woman wouldn't be this obsessive!

I had seen the beginning of it before... Then I changed phones and lost the recording. I've been thinking about it ever since, but I haven't looked for it. Unexpectedly? When I found it, it had stopped updating... And the author seems to have a bad habit of abandoning updates... Sigh... I don't know whether to pick it up again or what to do.

1. If you have extra money, don't keep a mistress; secretly sponsor a few students in impoverished mountain areas. You'll feel much better about yourself. 2. If you encounter someone selling things at a night market, buy as much as you can without haggling. The items aren't expensive. Even if someone's family is well-off, who would be selling things at a night market in the cold?

A whole bunch of people are babbling on here, complaining about this setting and that setting, without even looking at when this book was written! These days, having an NPC as the protagonist has become a formulaic trope, but this book was a breath of fresh air in an era when the common trope for online game novels was rebirth before the server launch! The author's imagination was boundless! It left a very deep impression on me back then!

Seeing Lü Bu makes me want to give up. The author really doesn't understand. Lü Bu is a mean-spirited, ungrateful, opportunistic, cold-blooded, fickle, and self-centered man. You could say he's a wolf in sheep's clothing. Even if he's incredibly powerful, you can't use him. He might turn against you at any moment.

Some of the negative comments in the comments section make me doubt whether you've even read the book.

Having read many novels about the Three Kingdoms, this one is still a classic.

The book was only good at the beginning; it became unreadable after Li Xueyin appeared. As for the character Xiangxiang, she seemed rather out of place. After all, the protagonist is set as an NPC, which is completely different from a supernatural being, so this combination is inappropriate!

It seems the author can't write a book without writing about women! He keeps telling his staff that players are bad guys and should be killed on sight! Yet he interacts with female players every two chapters! Can't you just focus on the main story? I stayed up all night reading 36 chapters, it wasn't worth it!!!

Ten years ago, I thought it was a masterpiece; ten years later, I died from poisoning.