Three Kingdoms: Too Fierce-Looking and Mistaken for a Warrior

First of all, the Qing Dynasty only had 400 million people. This was during the Three Kingdoms period of the Eastern Han Dynasty. The Ming Dynasty had almost 200 million people. I don't know where to go. Moreover, every time there were millions of people, and Boss Cao killed 4 million people. Boss Cao, if there were so many people back then, would the Three Kingdoms have been so powerful? In general, the front is fine, but the back is just random writing and there are many typos. Alas, I will not pursue this. Guo Jia, Jia Xu and other civil servants, these are first-rate counselors. You are rubbing their IQs underground.

The plot is confusing. In the later period, when the army required millions and tens of millions to levy military supplies, there was simply no supply.

The author lacks historical knowledge

When traveling through the Three Kingdoms, don't fight for your own territory, but be a dog for others. You're used to being a dog, right?