The Dong Dynasty
董氏王朝
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 10y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The plot is indeed okay, but some of the designs are outrageous. Did Cao Cao really escape from the plot on purpose? Three or four times, they failed to catch him. Especially in the chapter where Li Ru pretends to behead the fake Cao Cao. Cao Cao goes to the beheading stage to watch the fun and is discovered. There are so many soldiers surrounding Cao Cao and they chase him all over Luoyang City and it is impossible for him to escape. Will Cao Cao show up? Or is he riding a red rabbit? It's outrageous that he was able to escape while hiding in Luoyang City and the city gates were sealed, under Dong Zhuo's hundreds of thousands of soldiers and horses. Don't know what to say. . . . . .
I didn't want to read the introduction when I saw the introduction "Why Liu Bei made such a strong counterattack". It seemed like every late Han Dynasty novel could not be written without letting this big-eared thief live.
The people actually didn't even want food because of Dong Zhuo's bad behavior. Haha.
How could a few hundred people break out of the all-out encirclement and suppression by the Bingzhou Army? A few rounds of bows and arrows were gone in one shot, and the Bingzhou army's fighting capabilities were all top-notch. At that time, you, hundreds of the most elite people, couldn't rush out! Once this kind of plot comes out, what's the point of fighting? You said that there are subordinates in the wild who cut off the queen, and then it is possible to escape with two or three followers, rush out? Funny?
When did Xu Shu become Yingchuan? He was in Lumen, Jingzhou, okay?
[Comment] Two people who are hard to die
There is a plot in the book of the Three Kingdoms that you can almost know the outcome without even reading it. If Cao Mengde and Liu Xuande are the targets that the protagonist must kill, they will always be stronger than the immortal Xiaoqiang, and have a golden finger than the protagonist. No matter how weak they are when they are beaten, their recovery power is faster than that of the protagonist. Basically, the protagonists want to dominate the world until the end. It's hard for these two to die.
Actually I quite liked it, but it was so tiring to watch!
In the early stage, Dong Zhuo was the strongest with more than 100,000 Xiliang cavalry and flying bear army, while other princes had just started and were incomparable.
The author takes it too much for granted. In troubled times, human life is like grass. Which prince is not cruel and ruthless, and his compassion is only superficial.
The pen name of the new book "Liu Xun: Starting from Killing Liu Bei" is: Zhuixue Xiaoyao.
Xiaoyao's new book is already on the shelves. Friends who like it can take a look. Travel through Liu Zhang's son and fight Liu Bei at the beginning.