Saving Shu Han in the Three Kingdoms

MMP, we couldn't have traveled two years earlier. Now Liu, Guan, and Zhang are gone.

As he got older, his abilities were all in diplomacy, and his civil servants followed Liu Bei to fight for most of the world. Sun Qian, Mi Lan, and Jian Yong were also old, and they were given high positions to enjoy their old age. Jian Yong later had a story with Liu Bei that each had its own weapons, so he would not be locked up. These seniors cannot govern the country, and there is no need for them in diplomacy. The old bones have run away, and there are young people. There is no need to arrange for them to serve as Brother Liang's subordinates. Therefore, high-ranking officials enjoy their old age with good pay and no achievements.

The plot is exciting and the writing is solid. It has a good sense of the times and makes readers think. There is depth only when there is thought. Whether it is the late Han Dynasty or now, what remains unchanged is the human heart.

It's a pity that the author hasn't written a book for a long time, but this one is really good to read, and the rating is too far off in terms of brilliance.

From the Eastern Han Dynasty to the Western Han Dynasty, Shu Han were all called so by their descendants. At that time, everyone was known as the Han Dynasty. At most, there is a distinction between the Han Dynasty and the Han Dynasty.

The author is awesome and has great literary talent.

Playing the piano randomly is boring to watch.

Is this time traveler a joke? Doesn't a dime of prophetic advantage exist? Why does it seem that Liu Chan is a joke in every line?

In more than 200 chapters, Cao Rui is almost dead. In another 200 chapters, it will be the Qing Dynasty, right?

It's a bit like a storyteller rather than a novel. I can't see the protagonist and everything just passes by.