Three Kingdoms: I Started by Becoming Sworn Brothers with Zhang Fei

What kind of book is this? It bears the name of the Three Kingdoms but does not write about the Three Kingdoms. In the early stage, it mainly focuses on the male protagonist developing power in Kaizhou. In the last few chapters, the emperor was killed by Dong Zhao. The male protagonist proclaims himself emperor on the grounds that the country cannot live without a king for a day, and then it ends. It's a bit funny! In the Three Kingdoms, the names of people and places in the dynasties were changed in a mess, which looked very dramatic. Xu Chu was changed to Xu Zhe, Dian Wei was changed to Dian Wei, Cai Yong was changed to Cai You, and Cai Yan was changed to Cai Min. , Zhong Yao was changed to Zhong Yao, Xu Huang was changed to Xu Guang, Cao Cao was changed to Cao Pin, Zhang Fei was changed to Zhang Fei, Yuan Shao was changed to Yuan Jue, Jia Xu was changed to Jia Yu, Dong Zhuo was changed to Dong Zhao, Xun You was changed to Gouguan, Xun Yu was changed to Xun Ju, and Zhang Rang was changed to Zhang Ming , Taishi Ci was changed to Taili Ci, Huang Zhong was changed to Huang Sheng, Zhao Yun was changed to Zhao Ziyun, the swordsman Wang Yue was changed to Wang Zhao, the dignified Han was changed to Da Lie, Luoyang was changed to Shuiyang, Bingzhou was changed to Kaizhou, and Xiongnu was changed to Chiyan. There were too many people who changed their names and characters. There were so many unfamiliar ones that they didn't get the right names, which was a bit ridiculous. , Zhang Jie Gaochuan is Zhang He Gao Lan. If Huang Sheng, Huang Chuyi and Hua Tuo hadn't sought medical treatment for their son, who would have been sure that he was Huang Zhong. If Ju Tao hadn't called himself You, I didn't even realize that Ju Tao was Xun You. It was just a matter of changing his name and surname. Why did he even change Xun You's surname? I really don't know what the author wanted to write and what he was writing about? Let the readers do nothing, what can they do?