Three Kingdoms: with Millions of Troops Stationed, Do You Call This an Ordinary County Magistrate?

The protagonist doesn't procrastinate. He wants to see a pretty girl he likes, and accepts a general he likes. Like some novels where the male protagonist clearly likes her, but still asks her to marry someone else. The female even says she will keep the rules of a woman for the male protagonist, which makes me sick.

I didn't think it was a big problem before. Some of the problems with normal Shuangwen are that it starts to collapse when it is less than 200. It is also a common problem, but it collapses a little early. It's a pretty average article, the type that can't be used with brains.

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Stallion, anyway, there are many female protagonists. I have accepted one named Zhen, Zhao Yunmei, and Er Qiao in chapter 170. I looked at the table of contents and the title after more than ten chapters had Cai Wenji's name. I didn't read it. It was originally good, but suddenly there were more female protagonists. I was caught off guard.

To be honest, I haven't read much, but the protagonist is a loan shark, not only charging interest, but also charging liquidated damages? He also imprisoned other people's parents. I have never seen a protagonist who is so inhumane. I don't know how he was able to pass the review. What is this spreading?

Let's not talk about other things first. Normal Three Kingdoms fans, let's not say 100%, most of them should like the Five Tiger Generals. No matter whether Ma Chao is lj or not, once Ma Chao is written off, he will have no interest in watching it. Is it because of the beauty of flaws or the author's personal preference for not liking Ma Chao?

I've read dozens of chapters, it's so long-winded!

It's like writing about children playing house

What is the logic? The author definitely doesn't know.

I want to be both a watch and a sign