The Lü Clan's Imperial In-Laws

Sofa

When reading the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, people usually check whether Cai Yan is Wenji or Zhaoji. If she's Wenji, well, that's a different story; I'll abandon the book.

The Zhen family plotted against Lü Bu, and Qin Xu was about to be killed in retaliation. Why did Qin Xu feel embarrassed after killing them? Did he feel sorry for the Zhen family? Is it that only officials are allowed to set fires, while ordinary people are forbidden to light lamps?

It's ridiculous that they portrayed Lü Bu as a saintly figure who could forgive those who betrayed him.

I often see articles describing the crossbows and bows of the vanguard suicide squads as deadly weapons, but then, just as they're firing their shots, they suddenly run out of arrows... It makes me feel dizzy. Crossbow bolts aren't bullets. Bullets are propelled by gunpowder, so once fired, they can't be reloaded. Crossbow bolts, however, can be picked up and reloaded after being fired.

Cai Zhaoji, you jumped straight to the Jin Dynasty's name for Cai Yan. Does this mean your historical knowledge is lacking?

Just when I was enjoying the show, Hyouka and his mother acted like they were crazy, completely breaking the immersion. Goodbye.

This is a novel about strategy.

It can be read as a lighthearted, enjoyable read. The events and characters are not based on the Records of the Three Kingdoms or the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Summary: A detailed account of Qin Xu as the main protagonist (meaning a detailed account of this one person's story; I am the most handsome guy in the Three Kingdoms). ~(￣▽￣~)~

This is the first book I've ever seen with so many missing chapters.