Three Kingdoms Super Summoning System

The writing style of this book is similar to that of The Swordsman. Some people say it is plagiarism, but I disagree. First of all, although the content is all time-traveled to Liu Bian, the development situation is different, and the image of the summoned fierce general is different. If you look at the first few chapters, they are completely different from the chapters written by The Swordsman. Those who say that the author plagiarized the Swordsman probably didn't even read it, and they are just talking nonsense. Secondly, the author regained Cao Cao, but the swordsman did not. The first few chapters are different from the swordsman, so the subsequent development must be different, so I would like to say something to those trolls who directly cursed without even looking at it. Zhuzi is not enough to be complicit in it.

The writing is quite rigorous, and the links are all connected in a tight and orderly manner. Unfortunately, I only have three recommendations and five monthly passes, so I can give too little. The author should not blame me. I also wish the author a Happy New Year! ! !

I personally think this book is a good book. The reasons are as follows: 1. The logic of things is good, and it will not be the kind of mindless writing in which war is caused by impulse, the king's domineering spirit shakes all nations, and fighting is just to show that I am stronger. 2. Novel concepts. All those who traveled through the Three Kingdoms had Cao Cao as the biggest enemy or one of the great enemies. However, he was conquered here, and it was reasonable and well-founded without conflict. It was also in line with most of the characters in history and even novels. Rebellion is not inherent. For example, Zhu Di rebelled because he cut too much. A very good thought. 3. Most of the characters of the fierce generals are impulsive, but there is a lot of roughness and finesse. The characterization of the characters, as complex as Yang Zaixing and as simple as Chang Yuchun, are all in place. From the current point of view, the distribution of key points is very reasonable. It won't make people feel ridiculous when they see a strong general who can defeat thousands of armies alone. 4. The attributes of the summoned characters are relatively reasonable. After all, times are different. It cannot be said that martial arts in the past were better than today. The most basic units of measurement are different. There is no way to compare. At most, strength is compared. As for skills, IMHO, Bruce Lee is a typical example. It is not necessarily that Xiang Yu, the unarmed fighting overlord, can knock down Bruce Lee. It is more likely that Bruce Lee can defeat Xiang Yu with his bare hands. Therefore, the talents of an era are often outstanding, almost the strongest in the country or even in Asia. The attributes of future generations are not necessarily weaker than those of previous generations. These four points alone are enough to show that it is a good book. At least I want to read it after reading it. I am waiting for the update.

Let me go, why are the people who passed through it all ordinary college students, and in the end they all dominated the world? The author, I don't accept it! ! !

I am a reader who has been reading chapter after chapter since you wrote it. Now it is ranked over 2,000, which is a drop of 10 times. It is not 10th but more than 10 times. Can you be a little more diligent and save a few chapters for more updates during holidays? I'm really afraid that they will be gone after just a few seconds. In addition, the generals of the Ming Dynasty were good, but their fighting methods were different. Firearms had penetrated deeply into the army, but in the current era, they are still cold weapons, without heat weapons. Since the Zhou Dynasty, there have been very few fighting generals. Battlefield fighting is still based on military formations. Fighting generals will be fake if there are too many fighting generals. Moreover, large-scale battle scouts account for almost one-tenth to three-tenths of the combat force. They are the vanguard army responsible for guarding, patrolling, tracking, trapping, and setting up ambushes. The description of scouts in the article is too little, which makes the war unreal.

After reading the introduction, I personally feel that Xue Rengui cannot beat Lu Bu.

What I'm curious about is that they are all summoning. Just because they choose Liu Bian as the protagonist, is that plagiarism? Take Zhao Yun as an example. Swordsman has two attributes. Gentian, why don't you say that Swordsman copied Dynasty Warriors? In Extremis, why didn't you say that Swordsman copied Three Kingdoms Kill? And the part where Bai Qi massacred Japan. You can check the history of the Battle of Changping. Do you have to think about whether Swordsman copied Warring States Policy? I think Jiang Fan is at least a little better than The Swordsman. At least he didn't write down any historical figure just because his fans scolded him. If you don't want to watch it, you can just watch Summon the Warriors. If you think The Swordsman is not as well-written, just watch Summon the Warriors. And here's what I want to say to Jiang Fan: Being ignored is sometimes a recognition of your ability. Also, while you are not supervising, don't be too exaggerated because a few words will affect your creation. Look after you.

Yang Zaixing couldn't beat Yue Fei, and Yue Fei couldn't beat Gao Chong. Now that Yang Zaixing and Lu Bu are tied, isn't Gao Chong invincible? ! !

What a stupid book, in the previous chapter where Lu Bu came to assassinate, Li Xianzhong and Wang Yue couldn't defeat Lu Bu alone, so why not join together? If someone comes to assassinate you, why do you have to argue with them in a one-on-one duel? It's true. The author is also a second grader. I thought there was something wrong with my brain after reading it.

The historical issues left by the Three Kingdoms!!!!! It is said that when Guan Yu was trapped in Tushan, Liu Bei's two wives, Mrs. Gan and Mrs. Mi, also fell into Cao Cao's hands, triggering a series of mysteries: Why did Guan Yu pass five passes and kill six generals and bring his two wives back to Liu Bei, and then Liu Bei had a son, Adou? Why did Mrs. Liu Bei lead Cao Cao's army of one million to conquer Liu Bei as soon as she gave birth to Adou? Why did Zhao Yun of Changbanpo embrace Adou, Liu Bei's heir, and entered and exited Cao's camp seven times, but Cao Cao did not allow the soldiers to shoot cold arrows and wanted to capture him alive? Why was Liu Bei so angry that he threw Adou to the ground after Zhao Yun escaped from the siege with him in his arms? Why did Liu Bei kill Xia Houyuan in Hanzhong on the 24th day of Jian'an? Cao Cao led troops to avenge Hanzhong. The two armies were at each other for several months. In May, as soon as Liu Bei appointed Adou as the crown prince, Cao Cao immediately withdrew his troops and abandoned Hanzhong. Apart from defending himself against Guan Yu in Jingzhou, he never attacked Shu again until his death? Why did Liu Bei know that Adou couldn't help him, but before he died, he told Zhuge Liang: If Adou can't help him, you can be the boss yourself? There are various signs that there is only one reason: Adou's marriage