A sudden gale sent a young man’s soul back to the late Eastern Han dynasty.
What? Yuan Shao and Yuan Shu are my brothers! Once the young man accepted the fact that he’d returned to the Eastern Han, some people were in for a rough time.
Cao Cao: Stop keeping your eyes on me and picking me clean! Losing my civil officials and generals to you is one thing, but how did I lose Empress Wuxuan too?
Liu Bei: Who said you’re the only one getting picked clean? I’ve lost most of my civil officials, generals, wives, and concubines too.
Sun Quan: I even lost my little sister. Do you hear me complaining?
Yuan Shao: If even I, your big brother, am getting picked clean, what do you expect from outsiders like you?
Yuan Xu said with a straight face, “Don’t you dare accuse an innocent man! Do they have your names written on their foreheads?”
Watch as this young man appears out of nowhere, recruits civil officials, gathers generals, marries beauties, throws the Three Kingdoms into chaos, and unifies all under heaven!
He forgets his life when he sees small profits, and hesitates his life when doing big things. He has a lower status than Yuan Shao and a worse character than Yuan Shao. His only advantage is that he knows which civil servants and generals are most useful. . . The portrayal of the protagonist is disappointing
After watching some, the reason for the low scores is that there are not many people with brains, and there are more self-righteous comments. These people can only pass a few episodes of Traveling Through the Three Kingdoms.
I've read a few chapters and can't stand it anymore
What is written here is a mess, the writing is not good and it is not good at all.
There is a sense of substitution, without those lofty official words, which are unattainable, unlike those who set their minds for the world and the people and set their lives.
Although you know Tian Feng, they don't know you, so you told them directly that you wanted to rebel. Although you didn't say it directly, people understood it, and then they always wanted to kill people, wanted to kill people, and came up with such blind ideas.
You want to kill this and that at every turn, and tell a stranger directly that I want to usurp the throne. Even if you know Tian Feng, but he doesn't know you, he is equivalent to a stranger.
After reading Chapter 27, I gave up. What kind of stuff was written? I was so unhappy that I kept telling Zhang Rang to insist on what I am. A member of the Yuan family with no father and mother. I just gave up on you a long time ago for the benefit of the family. There is no brainless thing left. Why use that time period to say something unpleasant? Zhang asked them to just arrange it for you if they are one person or more than ten thousand people. I guess you will be gone. You are not a major figure. The emperor probably won't care too much. Waiting for you to die, the Yuan family probably won't look for trouble.
It feels very real and believable, unlike other novels that are out of touch with reality and bragging.
I really can't watch it. The protagonist's intelligence is touching.