Three Kingdoms: Too Fierce-Looking and Mistaken for a Warrior

Has the author of this book finished elementary school? After reading a few chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. It was clearly written that the eighteen princes were fighting against Dong, and then it was said that Sun Quan was entrenched in the east of the Yangtze River and would not send troops. His father had not yet made his mark. He didn't know how old his son had become a warlord?

Didn't Liu Bei still have the title of Uncle Liu Huang when he was at Laohu Pass?

Boss Cao of the Three Kingdoms has 4 million troops, so he still has three parts of the world to deal with

I thought it was quite interesting at first, but as I was writing it, it became a bit more interesting and made me doze off.

When you read the first chapter about preparing to join Liu Bei, you could just give up after reading it.

I can't read anymore. Is it the author's code?

Alas, I traveled through time and still worked as a laborer.

When traveling through the Three Kingdoms, don't fight for your own territory, but be a dog for others. You're used to being a dog, right?

Ten million troops during the Three Kingdoms period, hahahaha!

There are so many typos that I can't even understand them. It's such a mess.