
The Strongest Warrior of the Three Kingdoms
三国第一强兵
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- Completed
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- 3.5M Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 12y ago
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- Qidian
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There is no need to mythical special forces. The main combat capabilities of special forces are based on the control of modern equipment. Although they have training in fighting, daggers, etc., They are not focused on this. The main weapons are still based on thermal weapons. Fighting is only a last resort in situations such as short-term combat when bullets run out. Except for this, skills such as demolition, armed assault, sniping, driving, shooting, airborne, etc. Are almost completely useless. The only things that are still useful are the ability to survive in the wild, the physical level, the ability to fight one on one, and the production of simple trap tools. The ancients focused on fighting with cold weapons. Their concentration and proficiency are not comparable to those of special forces who occasionally train in bare-handed combat and dagger combat. Let alone any general, he is inferior to ordinary veterans who have experienced many cold weapon battlefields.
Actually I want to say. Aren't the special forces who traveled to the Three Kingdoms era just scum? Do you think today's special forces are awesome? There are no guns, so the special forces mainly train guns. …
[Comment] I am also an old bookworm. After reading this book for 8 years, I felt the same passion as when I first read the novel.
🤭🤭I am also an old bookworm. I have been reading this book for 8 years and it made me feel the same passion as when I first read the novel. This article is reprinted from the original online literature portal - Qidian Chinese website: [url=QrQJjy]
This book is so sad! In fact, there are not too many war scenes and too little daily life. The main reason is that there are too many various analysis and dialogues. Firstly, it is not interesting, and secondly, it is not interesting. The most important thing is that after seeing half of it, you are telling me that you are conquering the world and conquering the country and you are not the emperor! Give up the throne to others and become a powerful minister yourself! I'm so impressed! BC established a constitutional monarchy. Knowing that China has always been leading the world in ancient times, why did there not appear a constitutional monarchy? Because the emperors of China and the emperors of the West are different!
Forget it if you don't become the emperor, just support Liu Xie, this will end badly 😤😤
After reading a few chapters, you can obviously assassinate Dong Zhuo and become famous all over the world. Why do you suddenly change your mind and cut off his ear so that he sends people to hunt you down? What kind of logic is this? Is this what special forces do?
If you didn't talk about special forces, I could still watch it. When it comes to special forces, I lose interest. I don't mention the past events in time travel. What to write about? Anyway, just talk about the past life. Can special forces use big guns? He is familiar with all kinds of military books, rides on horseback and fights, and trains troops in every possible way. Wait, wait. Disgusting.
All I can say is that he is really trash, and he is surrounded by pig teammates. Around Chapter 64, first, as an envoy of the imperial court, my uncle somehow skipped Hulao Pass and ran to Suanzao Camp, where he was detained by Yuan Shao. Then my father was coerced by Yuan Shao and almost detained. The most outrageous thing is that the fiancée and father-in-law can also be abducted. The protagonist does not take any safety measures. Is it a challenge to challenge his weakness? Then came the outrageous thing, chasing after a carriage that had already set off for half a day to save people alone? If he was a reckless man, he should have rushed to the carriage, killed Wei Zi and Bao Zhong first, and then let Cai and his daughter run away first. As a result, the protagonist kept grinding and grinding, how long did Lu Bu have to show up? The protagonist is not very smart and has many pig teammates. He still wants to fight for hegemony in troubled times. Just kidding.
Is this a story about a special soldier who went back to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty to disgrace himself?
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