Mythical Version of The Three Kingdoms

Name: Mythical Version of The Three Kingdoms
Rating: 4.69 (13 reviews)
Author: RoxasKn

Author: RoxasKn

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Synopsis

Chen Xi looked at the soldiers who had lifted a huge stone of hundreds of kilograms, and then looked at the sky silently. Is this really the end of Eastern Han Dynasty? Lu Bu single-handedly penetrated 10,000 troops, this is unscientific. Zhao Yun really possessed the soul of a dragon, and he cut the mountain with a sword. Is this really a human? Dian Wei protected Cao Cao single-handedly from the enemy army, and slaughtered thousands of soldier on the enemy side. This fighting power burst the chart! Isn't there something wrong with this? Chen Xi touched the goose feather fan and waved it. He sighed heavily, "This is a mythical world, I'm not in the normal world anymore." Disclaimer: This is not my original work. I am just translating it into English from machine translation, so it may not be in proper English and the meaning will be in how I interpret it. This novel can be found in mtlnovel.com. I got this from mtlnovel.com where the author name is Grave Grass (found in other website the name to be Tomb Soil and grass, so I am not sure of the author name) or in Chinese as Fentu Huangcao. Please pay attention to the WeChat public account of Grave Grass: dazhuzaiyuedu

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