Emperor's Uncle at the End of Han Dynasty

The theme of the Three Kingdoms is beyond the control of ordinary people, and it is easy to write it into endless cheating. You can have all the powerful generals and beauties in your hands. Write other people off as idiots.

The book is a good book, but I don't think women should always be used to make an issue, and women in that period all obeyed the orders of their parents. The protagonist can also die with a few 2/3 characters. He has many soldiers and generals, but once the plot unfolds, how many characters can be introduced in just a few strokes? How many plots are there for these local characters such as Zhang Liao, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Tai Shi Ci, and Gan Ning? Although it is a summoning style novel, I hope the author will understand that you are writing about the Three Kingdoms, with a hammer in the east and a hoe in the west. The protagonist only controls half of the country. It is good to be able to support 7/8 of a hundred thousand troops. There are also enemies everywhere and natural and man-made disasters. Why is there no shortage of food and grass for the protagonist? You came from time travel, but the technology at that time required at least 300,000 civilians to supply a 100,000-man army. The soldiers who marched all the way chewed their horses and chewed them. The protagonist could also resurrect the generals, and the two main characters could die if appropriate. Also, the character Chen Qingzhi was too watery. He was just a soy sauce party leader who led a lunch box. He was also a character like a god of death in ancient times.

If you can't write one to two million words, it must be a fast flow. Not much to see. Unless you like YY novels, fast-paced and pretentious novels

Hope it's good

I hope this novel will take off slowly and be written well.

A historical novel with a mere one or two million words seems like a joke. Update soon.

Cao Cao was a cavalry captain. Even according to the novel, when Liu Bei was in the market, Cao Cao was already a regular cavalryman with good roots. In addition to his courage and courage in assassinating Dong Zhuo, he also had confidence in his martial arts. It's just that in the later period, as the protagonist, he didn't charge into battle, so there was very little description of force, but he didn't know how to use force.

You wrote Zhuge Liang too well. . Don't you know that a devil will never come out until he dies? . The military geniuses of the Three Kingdoms are the best.

It would be great if Liu Bian could be crowned king after Liu Zhang

The writing about the Yuan family is terrible. There is no bad person who can leave a mark in history. It's like the protagonist's strategy is not very clever, so you can't see it.