Emperor of Han Dynasty

Alas, I am becoming more and more picky about reading novels now. Completed books with less than 3 million words will not be read. Those that are serialized, those with less than a thousand chapters will not be read, etc. When I have free time and want to read novels, I am basically looking for them instead of reading them. There is less and less that suits the taste. It's hard to find a good novel.

So fake. There is no free lunch in the world.

To be honest, there are not many examples of aristocratic families disrupting government in Chinese history. If there were so many aristocratic families in the Song Dynasty, the Mongolian and Yuan invasions might not be able to survive. Before the awakening of national consciousness, the main body of a country is actually aristocratic families, because they control the inheritance of the nation. For the imperial power, there will always be new forces that threaten it. If there is no aristocratic family, there will be others. Refer to the Ming Dynasty, the official and business groups are not as good as the aristocratic family. One relies on fame to influence the world, and the other relies on gold and silver to influence the world.

I originally wanted to read a historical novel, but it turned out to be a fantasy novel, in which the magical power of turning into a white crane and shrinking into an inch was revealed.

It seems that the update speed has dropped a lot. Where did Liu Bei's white-eared soldiers come from at that time? Cao Cao didn't have tiger and leopard cavalry at that time. You should be Gongsun Zan, fighting on the border all the year round.

A good book about cultivating immortals from the Three Kingdoms.

Watching the character possessed by Lu Bu and following him is actually quite good, especially the description of the characters of Cao Cao and Xun Yu. I have also read many novels in which the supporting characters were written as pigs. Is that interesting? I hope the author will do better in this one.

The author please return to the main topic of fighting between gods. It would be better to write less about these illusory things. Too out of context. The novels you write are for modern people. Isn't it for the ancient people to see? Would you please respect us readers? If you write like this, you might as well go write fantasy novels. Do it as hard as you can.

The book is okay. I just want to read it after I finish it.

The characters in the Three Kingdoms, such as Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan, have fans among us readers. However, the author wrote these people in such a rubbish manner, which affected many people's mood when reading this book. And about Zuo Ci, I always felt that it was too nonsense to write about cultivating immortals. Alas, I was speechless. Although I felt it was a little flawed when I first read it, it became more and more popular. The summary of this book is that a modern character defies heaven and travels to ancient times, and cheats and bullies the ancients. The book should not only be good-looking, but also durable. The most basic thing is that it can introduce the customs and customs of the Three Kingdoms period, introduce the characters, and also have some anecdotes and strange things. However, this book excludes Liu Bei fans, Cao Cao fans, and Sun Quan fans. Secondly, it excludes those who kill gods and demons, and excludes religious believers. Anyone who can read this book is suffering from the second disease.