I feel like the areas around the eyes and eyebrows are a bit different…

You still look like a niwakasenbei…

I don’t understand!

The teacher of unchanging flavor.

But I can’t see the lawless Musou Ranbu from 2 anymore…

The voice is just like that of Sun Ce…

I was surprised that the characters around here showed up quite early.

>>8

I’m stealing the horse I borrowed from Liu Bei…

>>8

It’s a story about the rise and fall of the Three Kingdoms, so that’s only natural.

The second half of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms is kind of dull, isn’t it…

I will end up dying at Rōhōha anyway.

>>9

If you change the course of fate, it seems that history could change quite a bit.

Speaking of which, I can hit you at Red Cliffs, but I didn’t check what weapon I had.

Originally, they were in their 30s at the time of their death.

He died at 36 years old…

Wei Yan, please change your character already.

You can do it now, right?

I wonder why he’s an old man character.

Rather, where did Mizukagami-sensei go!? That’s what I thought.

It seems like they made him look younger, but he was originally a character who died young, right!?

Who sent the letter that indirectly tells us about the white guy in the middle?

Rather, I was like, “Isn’t Pang Tong going to join until the very end?!”

>>20

Even so, when it comes to the Cao Cao army, they are participating perfectly in the pursuit battle at Huagai Road…!

The face…

Shigen… I’m going to unleash the Dropping Phoenix Break!

Suddenly, from the excited Xu Shu, the impression of the phoenix chick that is called Yuan Zhong.

Joining after much delay! Dead! That’s why it feels like I took the wrong route for some reason, Pang Tong.

Pang Tong was a pawn of Wu, influenced by Lu Xiu, which is why Liu Bei kept him at a distance or something like that.

>>25

It wasn’t because I was ugly, was it…

You don’t quit for a plausible reason like Xu Shu…

Just by giving off a mature vibe, I can’t help but laugh thinking they’re just around their 30s…

Pang Tong began his serious activities around the year 208 and died in battle in 214, so even in the legends, they struggle to depict his achievements.

>>30

Since the sleeping dragon was a super rare big win.

I am also receiving blessings from Pang Tong, who has received an equally amazing evaluation from Master Mizukagami.

Originally served under Sun Quan, huh?

In such a chaotic era, it is only natural for people’s hearts to be disturbed, and the idea that overly praising them would satisfy their self-esteem and reduce the number of people who turn to wrongdoing has stayed in my memory.

I am used as a trump card by both Zhuge Liang and Zhou Yu…

>>33

But if I go alone, they won’t nod their heads…

Pang Tong… Fa Zheng… Xu Shu… I wanted to fight alongside you…

I think that Pang Tong played a more active role as a strategist who laid the groundwork for the Shu campaign compared to Gi Shi Sai and Shuu En.

Someone who stirs up the winds.

There are people who may have been talented or capable, like Gishi Sai, but their lifespan and noticeable achievements are limited.

If Guan Yu had survived, it seems unlikely that the Battle of Yiling would have occurred, but if Pang Tong had lived, it seems possible to create an “if” scenario where a great victory could be achieved at Yiling.

Well, even if we win at Yiling, it just feels empty.

>>39

We might be able to regain Jingzhou, but it seems we can’t avoid the future of destruction.

In the first place, it was already over by the time the Battle of Yiling occurred…

I wonder what will happen to the joint efforts with Wu in the Northern Expedition if we win at Yiling.

There’s also Guo Jia, a famous strategist who died young, but he has plenty of episodes to tell…

We have no choice but to skillfully persuade Kure to launch a northern expedition.

It’s an impossible game!

Since the thread image appeared, where did the teacher go…?

>>45

I returned to Jingzhou.

For now, please have Guan Yu just hold down Sun Wu without doing anything.

Even if Mizukagami-sensei comes out, they will probably only say “good, good.”

Although he was Cao Cao’s strategist, Zhou Yu had a somewhat unfortunate end.

Pang Tong’s weapon was like a staff, could it be unique?

>>52

I think it’s probably treated like a stick.

>>57

The same weapon should have also been used by Zhang Jue.

Does the sudden absence of Mizukagami-sensei make you think it’s because of that, if you’re knowledgeable about the Three Kingdoms?

It’s quite a mystery that I wasn’t there when I was called.

Live a little longer and let Hōshō have some ease.

In the first place, being in conflict with Wu is already a failure.

Therefore, I think the Liu Bei if route in this work can minimize the seeds of that conflict, which will have significant meaning later on.

“Regarding the sleeping dragon and the rising phoenix…”

I mean, what is Professor Mizukagami doing in this far northern place…?

>>58

Even though he’s a prominent figure from Jingzhou, there might be people who mistake him for someone from Youzhou…

The reason for Shu’s defeat was that they lost crucial bases like Jingzhou and Hanzhong.

It feels distant that Xu Shu is referred to by his courtesy name while Zhuge Liang is called by his given name.

In Yiling, it benefits Wei regardless of who wins…

>>63

From the perspective of Wei, which is being attacked from both sides by an extended defense line, it feels like those guys are just fighting amongst themselves…

>>63

If anything, I was actually prepared to attack the one who won properly and immediately after that, I attacked Wu.

I was turned away, but

>>83

If we had finished off Shu, which was annihilated to an irrecoverable level over there…

I mean, considering the range of Origins, it’s called “Dynasty Warriors,” but it doesn’t even have the Three Kingdoms standing equally…

>>64

You are the true Musou of the Three Kingdoms!!

The official says they made it younger, but in historical fact, the character is actually young.

It seems that this side has military talent, while Koomei excels in domestic affairs.

In the game “Origin,” you asked me for help, but I still don’t really understand why you ended up siding with Liu Bei.

Since the Three Kingdoms were formed, it has become calm because the rival factions betray and cooperate, which is interesting.

There is no Shu, Wei, or Wu!

(What is the Three Kingdoms…?)

I’m not the only one who went all the way to Keishuu without checking the neighborhood after hearing about Mizukagami-an, right?

>>75

It sounds like the vocal of the Kure Three is about to start.

Well, since I’m not a handsome guy with many fans, I guess this kind of treatment is fine…

When it comes to the distinguished figures of Yuzhou, it is Lu Xie.

When I went to battle at Red Cliffs, I had a staff, but is the motion the same as Chang Jiao’s?

I wonder if there are dream girls of the thread images…

>>82

Considering the number of Musou fans, it seems like there would be quite a bit of talk about it.

The ones who really aren’t around anymore are people like the old Dong Zhuo.

>>87

There are probably a few dream girls who want to be one of Dong Zhuo’s women from the past if you look for them.

>>87

There are quite a few older guys with body types that seem to be really popular among hardcore gay fans…

>>82

I have a fairly strong memory that pickup lines like “5 Enpa” were quite popular.

Mr. Pang Tong is treated poorly, but did he do anything wrong in history?

>>84

I died riding a strange horse.

>>95

After all, Liu Bei is to blame…

>>96

Your horse is useless! Ride this one instead!

Zhang Jiao and Pang Tong’s motion is with a sword.

Why a sword? With the way your weapons look.

I want to see the route to survive in Rakuhouha.

>>86

Indeed, the Rakuhoha is a convenient bow technique, but…

When Wei tried to attack Shu or Wu, the other side would launch an attack, and it was difficult to deal with both at the same time, so I aimed for a balance.

When Shu and Wu start to fight, well…

Just by this person being alive, Zhuge Liang can take on additional work, which is huge.

There might have been fans who wanted to feast and drink with you, Lord Dong Zhuo!

I liked it so much that I used it all the time in Musou 3, but I was shocked that it wasn’t grandpa…

>>94

Even when I died, I was 36 years old…

Speaking of motion, when you finish off a general with the Hōten-gekí, the opponent will come at you swinging.

Choosing figures like Zhuge Liang makes it strangely interesting, doesn’t it?

>>99

It’s surreal how everyone is throwing weak punches.

Putting aside whether they are a “dream girl” or not, there was someone who gained attention with their passionate Dong Zhuo cosplay.

https://cosplaymode.net/recommend/1825/

The grandpa vibe is gone, right?

Well, considering historical facts, is this the correct one…?

The historical documents say it’s not that I look older or anything.

I can only portray it as lacking style.

>>107

So, I think this redesign was reasonable.

It might have been okay to change the voice, but it’s popular…

In reality, Xu Shu had noticed Pang Tong’s linked schemes.

>>108

Zhuge Liang might actually be a spy for Shu…

If we could defeat Cao Cao, acquire Jingzhou, and keep Pang Tong and Guan Yu alive, it would really change things, but I feel like we need to deal with Liu Bei and the others before their lifespans are up, so we can’t let our guard down yet.

The horse Tekuro saved Liu Bei from his absolute crisis, yet it is being criticized for some reason.

>>111

Bad luck!

It’s not so much that it’s treated poorly…

This person’s moment to shine is when entering Shu…

>>114

It’s you and me!

It’s a mystery why a character who died young was turned into an old man.

>>119

Well, even if we don’t call him grandpa, he is definitely someone who evokes an image of an older man rather than youth in various creations.

>>119

It might be due to the image of being poor at speaking, being impudent, and having an unremarkable appearance.

I think it’s better that Xu Shu properly taught me about Kongming instead of pretending not to know when asked by Li Dian.

Well, in reality, I don’t know if I could have worked at the same level as Kongming during my life.

It’s incredibly regrettable that they died, but…

>>121

If Kong Ming had stayed in Jingzhou, would the beard have gone out of control?

Well, it might be better to keep them in Wei and let them languish rather than have their skills showcased in Shu.

Sun Ce 26, Ling Tong 28, Pang Tong 36, Guo Jia 37.

>>124

Is it correct that Zhou Yu is 36 and Sun Jian is 37?

Sōgō is terrible.

>>124

Sun Ce’s momentum is amazing…

Zhuge Liang is actually quite fortunate in that regard.

Following Liu Bei and the others from that time is pretty tough.

>>126

But my heart is with Liu Bei and his companions…

If they had placed Kongming in Chengdu and had Pang Tong go out to battle, Shu would have probably fared quite well.

Even though Sun Jian is 37 years old, he tends to be seen as from an earlier generation and his image as a father often takes priority.

It’s strange how, for some reason, techniques and weapons used to be paired with Zhang Jiao in the past.

>>132

An image of the fiery, angled wind?

The EX move has become completely unclear due to the flames…

The generation is quick, and there is an image of being older in terms of position.

Conversely, there are characters who have an image of being young and junior despite being positioned as long-lived.

>>133

Good morning!

Because all the strategists in Chinese historical paintings are old men.

I think the age sense in this work, narrowed down to Red Cliffs, was quite good.

I’m more accustomed to old age than Jiang Wei or Kong Ming…

>>137

Kongming passed away in the year when Jiang Wei was around thirty years old.

I think there’s nothing one can do about dying from illness in that era.

Sun Ce is also having a serious one-on-one duel with Tai Shici, and he’s rushing to his death too quickly.

That’s why they call you the little conqueror.

I think it’s okay for Lu Xun and Jiang Wei to look a bit older.

Guan Yu is just right with someone like Xu Shu…

The thread image and Kongming are too eccentric.

Ryo’to died young, but there’s a misunderstanding about his year of death, and it’s better to use the one that allows for longer use in the Three Kingdoms history series and Musou, so they’re adopting the incorrect one.

As a game, this one is more appreciated.

It was just a mob character after all…

The death of Sun Ce is largely a result of his own actions; it’s like, don’t go off playing around on your own!

>>150

It overlaps with Ace from One Piece.

>>150

I inherited my father’s strength and bravery, along with his flaws.

I think that with his way of fighting, Sun Jian would eventually meet his demise sooner or later…

Because it seems like it would be really strange for Sun Jian to look young while having big sons…

After all, there’s no one but Ken who can be entrusted with the management of Sun Wu!

Sun Jian was a loser of the previous era… so when I said that, is it that Zhuge Liang got angry and decided to join in?

>>156

First, Papa Ken is going to die…

But Sun Quan, fortunately, didn’t die and has a somewhat reckless side that feels like blood.

>>158

Well, even in Musou, I would send my subordinates to ambush while I stand facing the enemy.

>>158

But being stuck in the toilet while being teased by Lushi is really lame.

Don’t ride, Sun Ce!

I want to see Huang Gai being discovered in the toilet soon.

>>161

It’s interesting that what I found was the really kind-looking loyal minister Kanto from Wu.

Characters like this often question whether it’s really okay for someone like me to exist, and they’re quite popular.

Liu Bei is surprisingly skilled at knowing when to step back.

Sun Jian didn’t have that kind of thing.

>>166

It’s no surprise that even though it’s strong in battle and also strong in a retreat, it would be considered a bad idea to let this guy loose in the wild.

The unparalleled Sun Quan tends to be portrayed as a quiet character, but…

This one is also the type to push forward.

Ken and Saku must have been confident in their skills and strong as individuals…