Fantasy Life of the Three Kingdoms

[Reader Comments] After reading this book, I felt very immersive. The author did not rush to talk about the wars and chaos in the Three Kingdoms, but slowly unfolded the entire grand picture from simple to complex. Step by step, Pig's Feet relied on chance and its own efforts to finally achieve success. It was mixed with the friendship between teachers and students, brotherhood, etc., And various quotations from scriptures were interspersed in it. It was very clever and surprising. They are all points that have not been mentioned in other novels about the Three Kingdoms. The description of the Han system of official positions and their place names is very detailed. There are not even mistakes, but there are very few. It can be said that it is a book that can drive you to death to study the party. Each of the characters in it is not a fool, and each has its own characteristics. The battles on the battlefield, the battles for power, and the tactics used in battle are all quite good. In addition, it is about subduing subordinates. It is not just about yelling at people and bowing down. Every character has his own story, which is extremely real. Just like what the author's introduction says, this is a real life. The most important point is that this book steadily updates 10,000 words per day. In less than a month, it has updated nearly 300,000 words. This is also an advantage. People who are impatient don't have to worry.