Game Spoiler History: My Teammate is Kong Ming

During the Three Kingdoms period, the story begins with Zhuge Liang's first Northern Expedition. The protagonist unexpectedly becomes teammates with Zhuge Liang while playing a game. He can transfer materials to Zhuge Liang through the game and give guidance... It can be seen that the author has a relatively deep understanding of the history of the Three Kingdoms (not the Romance of the Three Kingdoms). At present, there is basically no plot to reduce intelligence, so it can be regarded as a good book. Category: History Recommendation index: ⭐⭐⭐

A new work from the ancient and modern exchange genre. The protagonist thinks he is playing a more realistic Three Kingdoms-themed strategy game with his teammates. The teammate is Zhuge Liang. The protagonist doesn't know that his teammate is Zhuge Liang. I like this. The most likely failure points in this type of writing are the reveal of identity and the transition from communication to time travel. This is a very good paced book. The shortcoming is that there is too much content in argumentation and analysis of popular science, and it is not like game communication. It might be better to give Kong Ming some feedback. For example, when a certain part of the protagonist speaks, a question mark is placed as a signal. Don't we often send question marks to our teammates when playing LoL? Red alerts can beacons, which are better than forcing science popularization like this. Overall it's pretty good, the characterization is very comfortable, and there's my favorite Zhuge Liang in his strongest form <Hindsight>