The Three Surnamed Domestic Slaves of the Three Kingdoms

In fact, this book is good, a rare masterpiece in the Three Kingdoms genre. Unfortunately, it has too many flaws, and the excessive fighting makes it look very tired.

What is the origin of Lu Bu in the story? In a bitter and cold land, when he was young, he was a powerful man who could fight against wolves. The people there have been suffering from cold weather for generations (not that the products there are not rich, but the environment is very harsh). What they believe in is power, and what they believe in is that big fists mean truth. Lu Bu in the story is extremely tyrannical, but he also has to succumb to power. He became powerful in one year. Come back and knock them down one by one.

It's a slave of the three surnamed families, not a slave of the three surnamed families... It's more evil than it turned into a slave of the three surnamed families*-*

Automatically subscribe when it's released, but I want to watch it. The mobile phone starting point is too stupid. I'll reward you when I have time.

Cai Tan's original name was Zhaoji, but the Jin Dynasty changed it to Wenji to avoid taboos.

Lu Bu of the Three Kingdoms is a resounding sign. Since the pig's feet have traveled through the city to Lu Bu, how can it still be called a slave of the three surnames? Lu Bu was actually so blackmailed by history. The Lu Bu in history was not that unbearable. Instead, he was a brave and resourceful general. There is no simple person who can become a prince in the Three Kingdoms. Don't be misled by Luo Dada.