The Power of the Three Kingdoms at the End of the Han Dynasty and the Imperial Power of the Han Dyna

I think

I'm not bragging, I think I am the only author who has introduced the most characters in the novels of the Three Kingdoms, whether it is official history or romance, and classified them into noble families, powerful people, poor families, clansmen, etc. There are bandits.

To be honest, it is quite difficult, because some characters are really hard to find. Just because they are not famous does not mean they are not powerful, such as Hu Zhao (already introduced, Sima Yi’s teacher), Zhao Yan (gold medal political commissar and governor), Liang Mao, Wang Bi, These are the original members who followed Cao Cao in the early years, but not many people have written about them.

I have been learning and exploring historical novels, and I hope everyone will be more tolerant.

Oh, yes, some readers asked me why I didn’t accept Lu Bu. I wrote Lu Bu according to the image of the novel. He has high combat power but low quality. The reason why I don’t want to accept Lu Bu is very simple. In the early stage, the yellow scarf can be used as the protagonist’s knife to clean up places, but In the middle and later stages, he will definitely be a prince. I just wanted to design Lu Bu to be a knife and clean up the place for the protagonist.

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