Castle Princess Three Kingdoms

I haven't read the book yet, but I think the subject matter is good. I'm going to try poison.

The settings of mechas and bible tactics were very innovative at first, but the introduction of technology trees made the story nondescript. In the middle and later stages, the settings were basically abandoned and turned into a science and technology farming story. In the middle and later stages of this book, you can definitely ask the thesis writer to go back to the Three Kingdoms. At the beginning, it was mentioned that Cheng Ji can activate the hard drive to find information. In the middle and late stages of the book, Cheng Ji does not have as many communication towers as the screen, and the so-called strategizing and military commander talents are basically abandoned. Even if it turns into a farming novel, the story rhythm is a bit problematic. The battle between Yuan Shao and Cao Cao, which took a lot of space to prepare for in the early stage, ended in Yuan Shao's defeat in the first chapter. The reason was far-fetched and unreasonable. If it was due to conspiracy, I would accept it. If not, just say that he was defeated by rumors of food shortage. At the same time, too much space was devoted to the part where Chen Gongping and Gan Ning opened up the island. The problem is that this part is relatively boring... For example, they are two evenly matched opponents who can be defeated with one punch. On the other side, it was a crushing game, and in the end, it took more than a dozen chapters. Finally, there are too many explanations. Everyone who knows cheating technology knows it. Since you said it is not a historical text, and readers are not here for archeology, there is no need to introduce the ins and outs of every new thing. Often half of a chapter is explained to the previous concepts, which makes the story too draggy. I don't mean to put so much effort into commenting. I really liked the setting at first. My expectations in the early stage were a bit high. I was a little disappointed when it collapsed in the middle and later stages. I hope the author can better grasp the setting and story rhythm in the future.

Papermaking already existed in the Western Han Dynasty, but the craftsmanship was so poor that it could only be used for packaging but not for writing. After Cai Lun improved papermaking in the Eastern Han Dynasty, paper began to have writing functions. However, due to high cost and quality reasons, it did not replace bamboo slips and became popular. And because Cai Lun was granted the title of Marquis of Longting, papermaking was relatively developed in the Central Plains, as well as the Hanzhong and Sichuan-Sichuan areas close to Cai Lun's fiefdom. From a world perspective, Chengji in the Yanzhou, Yuzhou, and Yizhou areas had a larger proportion of "papermaking" technology. Lu Bujun, who was born in Bingzhou and annexed some Liangzhou soldiers, rarely used paper. As for paper truly becoming the mainstream writing carrier, it was also a matter of decades later - during the Wei and Jin Dynasties, cheaper and more suitable papermaking raw materials began to be discovered and used, and by the Tang Dynasty, the technology was completed...

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Judging from the overall story, the existence of Cheng Ji and the violation of the law of conservation of matter, this world should be a game world. For example, the Overlord's Relic is summoned by the Wu River, which is the treasure chest in the game. In the end, the protagonist should understand it and become the final winner of the game? This is just my pure guess, don't comment if you don't like it.

Reading a book today, I remembered the four talented women, Cai Wenji's tragic experience in troubled times, her marital discord when she was young, her being kidnapped to the grassland by the Xiongnu and later redeemed by Cao Cao. I hope the author can change history and give her a good ending.

Is that the Kagura Eight Hundred Bhikshunis on the book cover? (⊙㉨⊙)

Children, do you have many questions?

Just for this book review, I will give it 5 stars without explanation.

Seeing the conversation between Pan Zhang and the Lu family girl when White Rabbit decided to kill it, I knew that this was my favorite book. Although there are many shortcomings along the way, some of which I feel, some of which are beyond my ability to see. It is difficult to agree with everyone. No book can satisfy everyone, but this book is consistent with my three views. If you don't dare to be a nerd, then why should you call yourself an otaku? Maybe the elites have been poisoned? His poisonous weed is my miracle medicine. The ways are different and they do not conspire against each other. Finally, thank you to the author for your novel.