Three Kingdoms: My Strategy Simulator

The inclusion of private goods is too serious and too intensive. No matter how much the protagonist pleads for the people and relieves the people, he cannot keep talking and mentioning it. Just shouting twice is enough. Even if Liu Bei is not a hypocrite, the protagonist's shouting seems hypocritical.

What do you think about marrying a widow as your legal wife? If you don't know how to write emotional scenes, then don't forcefully write them. Even a clichéd story about women is better than this. Look at the relationship between the protagonist and Cai Yan. They look like idiots. It makes me almost sick with embarrassment.

Before Chapter 248, I thought the protagonist was a loyal minister, but after reading Chapter 248, I realized I was wrong. The protagonist is a loyal dog. I am not interested in the protagonist being a dog (because I am a human), so I have withdrawn.

You have to open cheats, the Sims, and have fatal restrictions. To put it bluntly, you can't write with the delicate writing style of a good book, and you don't have the pleasure of pretending to be cool. At the same time, you are cheating on the protagonist, and at the same time, you write the protagonist into a waste, you time travel 3 Years ago, relying on this golden finger to simulate life, at least you can't provide food and clothing. You will starve to death after traveling through 3 years. You have to rely on Liu Bei to give you a bite to eat, right? Then you can't even pretend to be awesome. The simulation for a long time is a joke.

If you want a book on water conservancy, can't you just discuss it with them directly? People have directly opened their libraries to you. Still calculating here and calculating that

It's called "Three Kingdoms: Starting from the Thatched Cottage in Zhuo County and Going to Liu Bei". The protagonist is Li Ji.

This book, the story and pace are both okay. The only drawback is that the author's dialogues are half-written, and even if you like it, you can't understand it. [Emot=default,28/]

Cai Wenji's age is wrong. Cai Wenji was clearly married when Cai Yong was forcibly conquered during Dong Zhuo's chaos. How could it be possible that Cai Yong had married Wei Zhongdao more than 20 years earlier during the Yellow Turban Rebellion? At this time, even ten years old for Cai Wenji was too much.

To be honest, when I first read the introduction of the system, I thought it was another kind of idiot protagonist who only relies on the system. But when I calmed down and slowly read the later points, I found that the entire plot of the book will deliberately downplay the existence of the system. The system will basically only be mentioned one or two sentences later. I really like this aspect. Because I think historical novels should pay more attention to character portrayal and rhythm control. Readers will have other choices when reading purely systematic novels. If the system is portrayed as very important, it will be easy to ignore the polishing of other details. The protagonist will be portrayed as if he leaves the system and is the existence of FW. If you have to insist on it, this generation of netizens will not be picky. Such verbal writing can achieve good results with some operations. But after all, it's all about Uncle Liu Huang. Those who are willing to calm down and read this kind of novel must have a dream of being a big man in their hearts. As for the plot of the heroine that everyone has been criticizing, in my opinion, isn't the emotional scene between Liu Huangshu and Li Ji quite good? [Emot=default,07/](bushi)

To be honest, the writing is good, but the entry point is too early. After reading it in one go, I lost interest in subscribing! This kind of entry point for the Yellow Turban opening is more suitable for writing novels in which the protagonist builds his own power and dominates.