Secrets of the Three Kingdoms (part 1): Long Nanri

Secrets of the Three Kingdoms 9.2 Points The auspiciousness is auspicious, and the home is safe. Prince Ma is a master who has no novels but is able to dominate the tennis world, leaving countless tome authors stunned. He is not good at connecting plots, but his talent can change stars and fights in a small space, and make him thunderous. The prince is good at the Three Kingdoms. He has studied it for many years and produced excellent works every time. Compared with the style of Longxi, which first entered the tennis world, Secret of the Three Kingdoms has been qualitatively improved. It uses history as the hook to hang the story, uses twins to replace such seemingly clichéd plots, and substitutes into the historical tide. Countless seemingly unrelated historical events are linked together in a magical way, which shows its unparalleled literary and historical skills. The characters in this book are also well drawn, entertaining and enjoyable to read. In addition to "Secrets of the Three Kingdoms", "The Wind Rises in Longxi" (9.0 Points) is not as good as this book, but it is also the prince's masterpiece. It spreads espionage among the Three Kingdoms and is worth reading. "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is the result of the prince's many years of research on the Three Kingdoms. Many of the clues in "Three Kingdoms Secrets" come from the book "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms".