Tyrant Liu Zhang

Disgusting, you get into heat when you see a woman. Those bullshit barbarians should be exterminated. Why don't you kneel down and lick a barbarian woman?

Chapter 20 Chapter 21 Blood transfusion poisoned me to death. In the late Eastern Han Dynasty, I was able to transfuse blood at will, and I was still suffering from moderate ischemia and I didn't die. Not to mention all kinds of rupture syndrome. Is this just playing games?

As the title says, traveling through the Three Kingdoms is really a game. The main character is too childish.

If the protagonist you describe really has the world in mind, read the modern history of China and see how the revolutionary ancestors saved the country and the people. The orphan character you describe does not look like a person who saved the country and the people at all.

I didn't finish it, and was poisoned by the emotional drama.

Not to mention the issues with technology trees such as gunpowder! The author doesn't even understand the geographical discoveries, modern business and other issues. He only knows who is competing for hegemony in terms of word count. The biggest problem in the era of the Three Kingdoms at the end of the Han Dynasty was land annexation. But at that time, how much unclaimed land was there in the world? Did it need to be fought to the death? In a time when the ancients were restricted, would those who travel through time still be restricted? Cao Cao, Yuan Shao plus Sun Quan, are they as big as Lu Song in total? At that time, as long as we continued to expand our territory to the west, would we need to fight against the aristocratic families to divide their fields? Go to the Central Plains to fight for hegemony and kill tens of thousands of people at a time. Do you think they are sperm! It's terrible to kill thousands of people in a cold weapon battle! The author was so brainwashed by the Romance of the Three Kingdoms!

One hates the lack of talents; the second hates the beauty and poor life; the third hates the constant waves; the fourth hates the coldness of the world; the fifth hates the leakage of the platform; the sixth hates the orchid leaves that are scorched; the seventh hates the poisonous puffer fish; the eighth hates the thorns of peanuts; the ninth hates the mosquitoes in the summer night; the tenth hates the lilies that hide the snakes; the eleventh hates the lack of rivals; the twelve hates the invincibility of the world.

The writing style is acceptable, and it looks and feels okay. Not as bad as the comment section says

I've watched a lot, but in summary, it's not worth watching.

At the beginning, a state pastor calls himself an official in front of his subordinates. Ah, this is the Three Kingdoms. I, do you understand? I can't see it.