Three Kingdoms: Ji Han Liu Zhang

Many people have written about "Starting in Shu" before. This book is surprisingly smooth. Although it is not amazing, it is better than the bad books in the two issues of Sanjiang. Those who are short of books can use it as hay.

Overall review: It's watchable, but it's too early. The original Three Kingdoms system has been completely overturned and it doesn't have that flavor anymore. All the characters used are unknown historical figures. It's more like an ordinary historical rebirth novel, with ordinary Pokémon defeating mythical beasts. Theme: Medium, quite satisfactory, clearly explaining how Liu Zhang kept his position and developed. Logic: Yes, the author's skills are good, and there is no such thing as Tianhu's flying dragon riding face at the beginning and forcibly strengthening the opponent's mentally retarded operations. Writing style: Yes, anyone who dares to write about history and the Three Kingdoms has nothing but idiots (actually there are quite a lot of idiots who come out to show their embarrassment and destroy the weight of history into fragments through vernacular, or they want to write about the weight of history and imitate others to make jokes) Level of enjoyable writing: medium, the front part is quite enjoyable, but after seizing the opportunity and developing quickly in the back part, it's a bit boring to keep pushing along the way, but the writing is good.