>>1

If you wanted to make you a strategist, try using your wits to drive me out of the temple! You couldn’t do it, could you!?

…That’s right! I’ll stay in the temple as a soldier protecting it, so try to attack from the outside and force me out! I’m confident I can handle that!

>>133

??? “I’ll burn it.”

>>1

“Don’t let your heart become like Sun Quan.”

Hmm… what do you think, my friend?

>>4

→Huh…!?

-> What a rude guy.

I like that kind of place.

The thread image is from someone in their 40s, while Kong Ming is in their 20s.

Even though they believe in me, can I proudly proclaim that I have gained my country when I see the exhausted people?

So I’ve been frequently asked by much older people to manage our country for them, right?

>>12

Countries that are requested are generally like a gambling den.

It seems that not only my reluctance but also my survival instincts are at work.

Confucianism values intentionally refusing as a virtue.

Seriously annoying.

Making brother look younger has been done once in 5, you know.

The nickname I got due to losing too many features is “Base Sergeant.”

He’s smart and has a great reputation, but he’s really just a young guy, isn’t he, Zhuge Liang…

>>16

My wife is a beautiful woman with big breasts, it’s unfair, right?

The two younger brothers are becoming increasingly tyrannical, it’s just too much…

I often talk about how I have now obtained Jingzhou.

I think the moments before and after are the coolest part.

Well, I can understand how the younger brothers feel getting stressed following this person, as it would be tough for them.

>>20

Liu Bei loses territory to Lu Bu and the wandering period is too long!

The success story of my older brother until he became the emperor of Shu is

The entertainment story is highly polished.

>>23

When you think about it, since it’s a 3D motion, if you include the motions of the common soldiers, even I-kun would move like that…

>>28

I’m starting my break!

Below is the gentle one, but when it comes to equal or superior opponents, Guan Yu picks a fight, while Zhang Fei is strict with those below him and subservient to those above him.

I imagine that just having different output can lead to a strong sense of inferiority.

>>24

What is this guy, who is being treated like a violent device with the N pole and S pole of a magnet?

>>25

When it comes to complexes, things like the fact that he was already acquainted with Guan Yu in the early days or that Liu Bei took a liking to him early on likely cause jealousy, so there must be something to that.

Isn’t that meat bun a bit too small to satisfy the stomachs of Xu Chu and myself?

It’s too much for me and Shukura to be asked for our opinions in military councils.

I have started to get out of breath due to aging…

The main characters don’t discriminate like that…

There was a scene where a guy, like a mob courtier conspiring to assassinate Cao Cao, made a displeased face when I arrived…

>>32

It seems like they’re talking behind my back off-screen.

>>34

Oh, is this a patrol of the Purple Phoenix Hall?

Kanhou has a bad habit, but those who acknowledge it do so, so it didn’t explode too much.

Zhang Fei was literally deadly.

It was tough for me before I had a match with you, Tsubatoku.

If you become affectionate, then that’s it.

“I’m better than Ma Chao! Kuangzhang is showing off his letter of praise from Zhuge Liang, which is quite childish of him.”

I was just desperately trying to get my older brother to acknowledge me, and then you, a friend of Guan Yu, showed up, so I ended up being harsh on you… I was venting about it…

I can understand why it wouldn’t feel good for someone who came later.

Guan Yu? Mi Fang and Mi Zhu have shared hardships together, right?

Soldier’s Review: You know, Zhang Fei actually seems surprisingly kind, despite how he looks.

Bride evaluation: Zhang Fei is cute, you know.

It seems that Guan Yu is closer to Zhang Liao than to the others in the same camp…

Miss.

The mysterious born individuals like Dian Wei and Zihuan have caught the favor of Cao Cao, the grandson of a eunuch…

>>44

I wonder where someone like Dian Wei came from, leaving you aside…

>>46

You were probably talking about the game when you were at Zhang Miao’s place!

Speaking of which, Xun Chan is also a son-in-law of a eunuch.

>>47

Well, my brother was clearly falling apart back then.

In official history, it’s terrible that Chang Fei got into a fight without being related to alcohol and was betrayed by Lu Bu.

Well, it’s not like I had any intentions of taking over the world… My statement had the potential to fall apart in mid-air, you know.

It’s easy to forget in games, but there’s quite a big age gap, isn’t there…

My brother, who was so bored that his thighs were about to become like Raiza’s.

As a result,

>>52

ka

I still give off a youthful vibe, but in Kure, I have already reached an age where I am treated as a veteran…

Tian Wei was supposed to have become famous for avenging his enemy by killing the enemy and his wife when he was young.

After that, he achieved military success and was assigned to be a subordinate of Xiahou Dun.

It was something I was doing with a lighthearted feeling, closer to the peach orchard than I thought.

Dian Wei is a crazy guy…

>>58

It’s a game where the protagonist is a guy who killed someone after getting into a dispute with an official, so it’s safe.

A few years later when crossing chapters… it just casually appears, right?

Surprisingly, there are many off periods when there isn’t much fighting going on.

It’s unavoidable because it’s an era of turmoil.

…I’m surprised that Zhuge Liang is such an outlaw.

A person who escapes from prison as a substitute for revenge wouldn’t have that kind of personality.

Stop using the behavior of Tian Wei and Xu Shu as a topic, as it bounces back to the protagonist.

>>62

I just wanted to protect the children…

It’s more strange that a 6-year-old girl like Yumi-koshi Hime is on the battlefield…

Where do you live? What are you to the princess?

I don’t particularly want to take revenge like that white guy, but it feels like the Han dynasty doesn’t really care, which is what I sense from the choices available to me.

A few years after reveling in banquets in Jingzhou… but that’s not it.

What happened to your ambition, brother?

Don’t lament, brother, that you’ve become a chubby big-breasted person.

Brother’s Atelier

But it seems that because of the matter with Zhuge Liang, the intellectuals in Jingzhou held the elder brother in high regard.

I just acted out of righteous indignation…

If someone like you were to interact, it seems that human relationships would become a bit more harmonious, and I’d love to see how the future destiny changes.

You are an evil coming! You are a tiger fool! You are a purple phoenix!

My dependable fierce general!

I’m running around making arrangements in Jingzhou with Lu Su…

I admonish Tsubasatoku’s power harassment…

I was a beginner in the Three Kingdoms and thought it was nice that Sun Jian was ignoring what you and Guan Yu did.

After reading through Wikipedia, I can’t help but think, “This person also killed government officials…”.

>>75

It is not my intention to capture the gallant ones (I would probably have killed them together if I were there).

>>75

Well, there is also the fact that it was the order of a superior.

“Because he is a poet, after all.”

The meaning is probably different now, but isn’t it terrible to call someone evil or foolish?

I feel like I’ve heard that evil is a compliment, but…

>>80

The combination of Gao Liang and Wen Chou is terrible, isn’t it…?

>>80

It seems that “evil” had a strong meaning, but it’s not really a compliment, and “fool” is labeled as stupid…

After finally achieving a big promotion and entering a government position in my 30s, I found myself caught up in a power struggle and became a wanted criminal.

Anyone who follows this is, to put it mildly, a madman.

When I tried to give my real name a Three Kingdoms-like name, it lost all resemblance to the original.

The lord is a poet, you see.

I don’t think it’s good to compare a surrendered general to famous figures like Yukihira or Han Xin.

My name overlaps with Guo Jia…

>>86

Let’s open a new door together.

Since my name is the same as Kongming, I think I can also use the courtesy name Kongming, but I also feel like it’s a bit of self-importance.

Names like Ryo, Ka, and Ryo are quite common even among Japanese people, so they seem like fairly typical names…

>>91

It seems that Ryo might be inspired by Kongming.

>>105

If someone from the Yamato people 1800 years later said “with a name inspired by you…” the pressure on Kongming in this work would be immense.

>>122

I want to meet Takenaka Hanbei.

>>125

It felt just like that kind of entanglement in OROCHI.

I’m following in the footsteps of Zhuge Liang, you know… something like that.

>>130

There was also the original Zhang Fei and the Zhang Fei from Japan.

>>87

Sure… Shiba, let’s become a family.

>>92

→Huh…?

I’m marrying into the Zhang Chunhua family…

Ryo Ore

Dong Ore

Zhang me

Yuan Ore

If there’s an opportunity, it’s Nakata.

I heard you are a descendant of the ambitious Han, but I was disappointed.

I never would have thought that someone like you would fall into the hands of a beast.

I have no intention of competing with the stones by the roadside.

del

If you take your eyes off him, it’s Moutoku.

Access prohibited from Wei.

>>100

Even if it’s prohibited by Wei, it’s really treacherous for Han to access it.

Access from Kure is too limited.

I thought about what my name comes from, and it seems that it became a first-person pronoun used since the Song dynasty.

>>102

Muso is safe because Mahjong, which was supposed to be born in the Qing dynasty, is popular in this fantasy China.

The people from Wu are completely ruining the Huang Zu thread.

>>104

The head of the Wu state is being doxxed again…

In that era, it’s normal for young people to have some kind of flaw.

Showing the corrupt officials a hard time is quite a popular job hunting technique in this era…

Occasionally, there are leaks suggesting that the former representative of Kure is actually still alive.

>>110

It should be Kenson who is suitable to be the head of Sun Wu, so I want you to stop causing confusion with these kinds of false leaks.

>>113

Absolutely.

I hope that no information that disturbs my grandson Wu will be spread.

>>115

(C Zhou Yu with wide eyes looking at this post)

>>118

But I heard the source of the leak is the Grand General of Wu.

I thought there wasn’t a good story about Yuan Shu, but it’s kind of sad to see that he had various struggles with Sun Ce, whom he was quite fond of…

I think we’ll have to wait for the DLC to be able to create bonds with Yuan Shu and Hua Xiong.

Well, to be serious, Wu and Liu Bei hardly interacted at all until Chibi…

The Wu route can avoid Meng De.

The Lu Bu route will probably come.

The Yuan Shao route is also a possibility.

Yuan Shu and Dong Zhuo might be severe.

>>117

I want to let the noble clan grasp glory in Origin…

In the Yuan Shu route, I went to find honey water for Yuan Shu, but by the time I brought it back, he was already dead, so it ended.

The Yellow Turban Party route begins with me and Zhang Jiao beating down the party members who are engaged in looting.

(Shu Yu dies of anger)

I want to see a grounded Kongming like in this work having a good time at a party!

It seems that my older brother was loafing around in Jingzhou for several years, but he was actually building his own foundation there.

Also, the host Liu Biao was a troublesome guy who wouldn’t let anyone leave until they were completely drunk whenever he held a drinking party.

Reliable subordinates are all not very bright.

>>129

Sōkan and Bizuku do decent work, but they lack a long-term vision.

So it can only be seen vaguely.

Even if they are a genius, it’s quite tough to be treated like a magician who can see through everything and perform mysterious feats, all while desperately working hard to think things through.

>>131

But I can shoot beams…

Whether it worked out well or not, it’s incredible that someone could think of splitting the world into two or three parts in that situation…

When I saw the episode about Sun Quan, it was crazy how he guided the envoy from Shu, who came for peace negotiations, to a cauldron of boiling oil just as a formality.

Stop making Zhang Fei and Toshiie have a marriage discussion in OROCHI.

>>141

Those lolicons…

It’s strange that Xiahou Yuan and Zhang Fei are in-laws!!

>>143

It’s strange, so I think there was a peace proposal between Wei and Shu, and they tried to have a political marriage, but it seems like the peace didn’t go well.

Because Zhang Fei is cute, my daughter stayed.

In this work, it’s easy to imagine that Yatoku was pushed down by the young lady.

>>145

It’s clearly on the receiving end.

>>145

What is this?!

According to the theory of a strategic marriage proposed by an anonymous user, there might have been a marriage proposal between Zhang Fei and Xiahou Yuan’s daughter while Liu Bei and others were serving as guest generals under Cao Cao…

>>149

In the first place, there’s an explanation of when exactly they decide to kidnap.

Zhang Fei can’t be considered cute… but now I can only think that Zhang Fei is cute…

It seems that Xunzi married a eunuch’s daughter, and back then, it probably attracted a lot of gossip.

Did you get married, Zhang Fei… to someone other than me…?

Almost all the characters in this game are doing it!!

The young lady is probably blocking Zhang Fei’s snake spear and landing a counterattack, winning the one-on-one duel.

Before I knew it, there was a big son, and Mengde died instantly.

Liu Bei has several wives, but they all somehow fade away before you know it.

…Did you leave it behind in the Battle of Nagasaka?

I would like to ask again, who will be the main heroine of Orgins?

>>157

When I think seriously, it’s either Diao Chan or Zhuge Liang.

>>157

Genka

>>157

For now, I think Diao Chan is a safe bet.

>>157

I want to say Guan Yu, but if I think seriously, it might be Zhuge Liang.

Even Xu Chu has a wife, you know.

My son was killed by Shōkai, but…

>>163

Cut it!

In reality, she was probably sent back, but the video of Sun Shangxiang awkwardly following Liu Bei until around the Battle of Yiling is truly unbearable.

Dong Bai… Lu Lingqi… Zhong Hui…

Is Xu Shao single…?

Adultery role: Zhen Ji

It’s impossible to marry Shōkai.

The first person to open their heart to you was Lord Dong Zhuo.

Could it be that Motoka-kun is actually Motoka-chan?

>>170

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Xu Chu’s son was serving in the elite forces, but when the elite tried to cross the bridge, he fell off his horse.

It’s your fault that the genius got angry and killed you after fixing the bridge!

>>171

(Is it because of the fallen talented person…?)

There are still remnants of the pun soldiers left…

Both of them have spouses, yet they show me their sticky affection.

In the son’s generation, the only one who is really active is Lu Xun’s son.

Damn you, Sun Wu…!!!!

It’s an era where the distance between men is close.

That’s why it’s permissible to sit next to Liu Bei all the time.

If we’re talking about the “son generation,” then Kure has already long since entered that generation.

Sun Quan is at a level of age difference with Cao Cao and Liu Bei that resembles that of a parent and child.

Cao Cao

Is it Li Jue and Guo Si who were suspected of being involved with each other in this era?

“Of all times, being suspected by my wife.”

Was Liu Bei, in terms of both legend and historical fact, the type of person who could engage in battles?

Zhou Yu’s son engaged in immoral acts and was exiled, while Han Dang’s son ran away with his father’s corpse, betraying Wei and rampaging across the border; it seems power is becoming corrupted.

>>185

It seems that the sons of Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, who haven’t been heard from much, have been working hard…

>>185

But I want to see the process of how Gon becomes rough around the edges.

A trip with two handsome guys and a shota, seasoned with an affair with a married woman.

It’s a topping that only Koei Tecmo makes in the world.

In the Wu route, the protagonist is treated as a junior compared to Zhou Yu and the others, who are the younger generation, like they are part of the older men’s group…

If the sons of the retainers of Wu are depicted poorly, I feel it could be portrayed as a flag for Guan to have distrust towards his own family.

>>190

Well, in the case of the IF route, it’s only reasonable to feel distrust…

>>199

There will come a day, but I’m curious about how I will react when I hear the report that my father has truly passed away.

>>203

It might be sad, but in this case, it’s just living out its natural lifespan…

>>190

That said, having only Zhou Yu’s son and Han Dang’s son is a bit weak.

Liu Shan is relatively a decent draw even in the successor gacha.

>>191

There isn’t any.

The right to say terrible things to Rikko in the flow.

In the generation of my son, Cao Pi is the quintessential annoying guy.

Kure and Yamagoe are family! (Rikusan, who hunts people relentlessly)

There are too many guys who rush forward just as their instincts dictate…

The time will surely come when you become lonely as a person in power.

There isn’t any decent second generation, is there?

Sun Wu was aiming to bring people from Yamato.

I think Lu Bu’s daughter has grown up to be too good, considering her father is like that.