Three Kingdoms: From the Start, Lü Bu Took Me as His Adoptive Father

To be honest, this is the first time I have seen such a beautiful Three Kingdoms novel. Under the influence of the protagonist, Cao Cao and Yuan Shao embarked on a different path than before. Cao Cao was no longer suspicious, and Yuan Shao also felt like a hero. All in all, from what I can see so far, the senses are quite good, the protagonist is not a stallion, and the characters of each character are very three-dimensional and distinct.

The author is really attentive. When I saw Cao Cao raising his troops, I was so naive and handsome, and the feeling of clan came over me instantly. And I don't blame Liu Bei. To be honest, I have read a lot of novels written by Liu Da'er and they all say they are slow and hypocritical. The author completely affirms Liu Bei's righteousness. Although when I read it, I really felt a little uncomfortable with this novel. The opponents often had reinforcements, and then there was a "problem child" in my family. But seeing the appearance of Gan Ning and Liu Ba in the latest episode, it is true that they live in Bengbu. Author, you know your way around things. After chasing it down, there is no stallion part for the time being, so it is good to watch.

First, three points: 1. There are currently not many things about men and women, non-stallion stories 2. There is a system, but it is balanced. What I feel is great is that the four dimensions of the characters change according to the circumstances. It is not like other Three Kingdoms system texts that have a direct invincible flow. The characters have high points, low points, and have their own paths. 3. The story is well connected. Although the part about Wuhu Luanhua is inserted by the system, it has foreshadowing and is not abrupt overall. Secondly, I feel that the plot of this book has its ups and downs. I don't automatically figure out the ending as soon as I see the beginning. It is highly readable. Like Chen Qingzhi's paragraph, I thought at first that he would be stacked up and passive in the end, and would be defeated at most once. However, the author wrote him to death, but the whole writing is quite good. It did not disappoint, but made me feel bright. Finally, the author did not criticize any historical figures of the Three Kingdoms (Except for the true history of Yuan Shu), Liu Bei's consistent benevolence and righteousness, Cao Cao's heroism as a hero (who did not accidentally kill Lu Boxe), Yuan Shao's nobility as a member of the fourth and third generation family, everyone is the protagonist of this book, and everyone is a vivid soul

I will introduce the characters that interest me more. There is no suspicious Cao Cao. Liu Bei is the biggest winner of system chaos. Yuan Shao has abundant capital.

Hello readers, I am the author Mao Chen. This praise is reserved for myself. Writing a book is not easy. I hope you all enjoy reading it. The purpose of writing this book may be more to make readers interested in historical novels so as to understand the real history. I will not write this book as a stallion novel. Equality between men and women is what our ancestors have spent thousands of years fighting for. There has never been a shortage of outstanding women in Chinese history. I also want to show it to everyone through the subject of historical novels. It may be uncomfortable for some readers. After all, who wouldn't want to wake up and take charge of the world, and then be drunk in the land of beauties? If some characters in the book are inconsistent with your favorite characters, please bear with me and leave a comment. Thank you in advance for your support, readers. I promise readers that I will write a romance that is unique to historical fiction. For me, this also fills up some regrets in my heart. I hope it resonates with everyone. I also hope that everyone will view the novel rationally and not substitute historical facts.

The pace was actually a bit slow at the beginning. I thought it was a cool article at first, but now it turns out to be a group portrait. 😂

Come on, you are the best among the Three Kingdoms novels I have read recently😄

A Three Kingdoms novel with considerable potential, but starting from Chapter 4 and 50, a bunch of strong men were given to other forces for the sake of balance, while the people summoned by one's own family had more or less debuffs, which was a bit awkward.

The main character is Dong Zhuo, so I concentrated on writing about Dong Zhuo. Now I am writing about Sun Ce's plot for several consecutive days, which makes the plot not advance at all, and it is not particularly exciting. I just follow the history and add a little details. The plot is clearly written in 1-2 chapters, but so many chapters are wasted.

Is Yuan Shao that strong? It feels like Dong Zhuo, Yuan Shao, and Cao Cao are divided into three parts.