Three Kingdoms: The Iron-Blooded Warrior Who Dominated the Land

Damn it! Aside from Lu Bu, whom nobody likes, the male lead has basically taken all the other powerful generals! Author, aren't you going a bit too far? Tell me, what's the point of this story? My beloved Three Kingdoms, this time-traveling Three Kingdoms, is about to be ruined by you!

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I'd like to venture into advertising my book, "Laughing at the Mortal World," in the comments section of this popular online book, which tells a different kind of cultivation story. An ordinary young man's arduous path of cultivation leads him to godhood. He has no illustrious family background, no extraordinary skills, and not even a sect to which he belongs—a true grassroots individual! Unexpectedly, such an insignificant person was swept into a huge conspiracy by the vortex of fate! First, they encounter the righteous and honest spirit beast, the White Tiger; then they meet the dignified and lovely girl, Ling'er; the loyal and courageous Hua Qingyun; the violent female cultivator, Su Yingxianzi; the resourceful Steward Feng; and their caring but never revealing master. The young boy never thought of doing chivalrous deeds; all he did was try to protect his friends and family. Despite the relentless blows of fate, this humble ordinary person never gave up his sense of responsibility, and would never yield even if his bones were broken. "If it is fate, then I will defy fate and change it. My destiny is not in my own hands."

I've saved this; please click here. "The Era of Great Cosmic Development" uses the ultimate development of nanorobot technology to explain the cultivation civilization! We'll use quantum physics to explain telekinesis civilization! And we'll use simple, easy-to-understand language to explain the basics of quantum physics! Using a combination of official and unofficial historical records, this book narrates the role and decline of cultivation in Chinese history and explains the reasons for its decline. Using Leonardo da Vinci's life to narrate the history of the Renaissance amidst the struggle between superhumans and religion! Using real theories combined with the needs of the novel, and taking the universe as the overall context, it tells a grand and complex story of the origin of humankind! Using déjà vu (the feeling that you've done something before or been to a place before) to develop the plot is also a major plot twist, which is why it involves multiple dimensions! Use [Einstein]

I've saved this; please click here. "The Era of Great Cosmic Development" uses the ultimate development of nanorobot technology to explain the cultivation civilization! We'll use quantum physics to explain telekinesis civilization! And we'll use simple, easy-to-understand language to explain the basics of quantum physics! Using a combination of official and unofficial historical records, this book narrates the role and decline of cultivation in Chinese history and explains the reasons for its decline. Using Leonardo da Vinci's life to narrate the history of the Renaissance amidst the struggle between superhumans and religion! Using real theories combined with the needs of the novel, and taking the universe as the overall context, it tells a grand and complex story of the origin of humankind! Using déjà vu (the feeling that you've done something before or been to a place before) to develop the plot is also a major plot twist, which is why it involves multiple dimensions! Use [Einstein]

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Yanxi brings her historical legend "The Rise and Fall of the Nanzhao Kingdom" to leave her mark. She hopes that the great masters and readers will come and offer their guidance, collection, vote, etc. She would be very grateful. (From Android client)

Hmm, I woke up suddenly from a dream last night, and after thinking about it, I realized I haven't left my name under the glorious light of the great master yet. Oh dear, although I don't have the habit of writing "So-and-so was here" everywhere, I think the great master must be very tolerant—no, no, more like a prime minister with a belly that can hold a boat—of course, they can forgive my little transgressions. So, I'll dare to secretly sketch a few strokes between your fingers. But don't worry, I'm not Sun Wukong; I don't have the habit of urinating before writing. The ink I use is very clean, you can even smell it; it has a fragrance. Okay, enough rambling, here comes the advertisement. "The Legend of the Grassroots War God" is a story of a commoner rising to power. It features magic, cultivation, conspiracies, love, and thrilling battles, as well as a farming/developmental element. Immortals cultivate in the heavens, kings and generals live on earth. Only the humblest grass roots drink blood and gnaw on the mud, hiding in the ground.

As a corporal, I'd call myself a Three Kingdoms enthusiast. I recently met a friend who's also writing novels. He says he actually wants to write about the Three Kingdoms and is currently practicing and warming up (he's quite boastful, saying he'll show me what a real Three Kingdoms novel looks like...). Well, given the current state of online novels, there are excellent works for every historical period, even the more difficult Republican era has been successfully written by someone as bold as Principal (not counting romance novels like *Laughing at the Three Kingdoms*), but the Three Kingdoms, which seems to have the largest audience, is lacking (not counting romance novels like *Laughing at the Three Kingdoms*). It's truly puzzling. So, this guy made some grand pronouncements about saving the Three Kingdoms world...). By the way, could you please recommend my friend's novel, "The Soul-Gathering Song" (he says it's a practice piece, he keeps saying he's revising the previous parts, but I haven't seen any updates, and he's been begging me to promote it for him everywhere)? If possible, let's recommend it to each other (he says it's a recommended work in the meeting room or at the bottom of the novel reading page). (From Android)