Struggle for Wei

1. The protagonist was a bit reckless when he first came out. He first traveled through time and learned that he was a Wei soldier who was conquering Shu. He immediately wore the clothes of a Shu soldier and became a deserter. He turned around and came back when he couldn't do anything. He did not report the treatment of the wounded soldiers at all. Later he found out that there was a problem with the Feng family guest house in the city. He went there without hesitation. He opened a shop here and didn't recognize you. It was a mistake. 2. He also lacks awareness of crisis (believes what others say when he meets for the first time). He always reacts after being killed (Li Mi), and then regrets it many times. Even if there is a problem at the beginning, he does nothing and waits for the knife to reach his neck before he reacts (late stage of procrastination). He has been training for several months without doing anything. He knows that the situation is very chaotic and does not arrange for anyone to inquire about the situation. 3. A bit saintly and idealistic, a bit indecisive. At first, the wounded soldiers saved Zhao Deng, but later he tried to find a way to save them all. The Chun Niang was the poisonous point. The woman sent by Cao Shuang, she just kept it. Later, when you see how she treats the wounded soldiers, you will know that it is not easy. The protagonist stupidly treats him as a confidant. Many times, he hopes what others will do, but he does not move, and then he goes with the flow. When I got to the army, I just wanted to eat, live, and train with the soldiers. Now that there are few people, there will definitely be chaos if there are more people. My army will be poached. I just watch it, hoping that they will not realize that they are being bribed (haha). 4. It has been hinted many times that the three generations of the protagonist are part of the family. The father is not simple yet, but he did not ask about it at all. The three generations are here. There must be some old comrades of his father. These are also the protagonist's personal connections. Now I don't even know the specific situation of the protagonist's family. 5. How can there be so many people who have their inner thoughts written all over their faces? Such people will never survive even one episode. Generally speaking, I don't see the protagonist having any potential or ability to compete with the Sima family and reach 95, or I can't tell whether he may transform later. The writing style is okay and the details are on point, but the main character is not good and he is too lazy.

This is the case with many historical novels. The protagonist has traveled through time and is so awesome! And don't write the ancients as stupid. No one who can leave a name in history is simple.

This protagonist traveled through time and was tricked all the time without any resistance or countermeasures. The only reason he was able to return to Guanzhong alive was because the protagonist had a strong aura. He didn't do anything or figure it out when he came back! You dare to take a woman as your confidant, hahahaha, what era was that? You yourself are in danger and yet you dare to keep a woman of unknown origin by your side. How stupid

The growth of characters does not happen overnight. In Lao Tzu's words, it is called "moving at a good time." Even if there are many dangers around and the future is bleak, the protagonist adapts to the current situation and rises to the occasion. The journey is not easy. The protagonist knows it and the readers know it. In this way, the sense of substitution of the character is very strong. Young people just want to read a book with the word "pleasant". Older people always hope to have something memorable when reading a book. I feel that this book has done that. Coupled with the plain language and concise writing, it is even more appetizing.

Map of the Three Kingdoms, if you are interested, take a look

Personally, I feel very good. I have enjoyed reading it so far. I haven't found such a good book for a long time. I have been short of books before. Thank you for the author. Please give me a stamp by the way.

After reading more than 30 pictures, the author doesn't even have a clear plan and ambition for the protagonist. After reading more than 30 pictures, I feel that the protagonist is still a piece of shit. Maybe the author wants to write a more in-depth and delicate story, but in more than 30 pictures, the protagonist keeps drifting with the crowd and has no clear expression of what he wants to do. Moreover, the Wei Guo protagonist is full of trash, and the capable Sima Yi and Guo Huai are targeted at the protagonist by another camp. The protagonist is just a piece of shit throughout the whole process. Kill the text, refer to Ba Shu. In the same period of the Three Kingdoms, the protagonist has a clear idea. At the beginning, he wanted to protect Wei Yan and the Wei family. Later, after being sold by Zhuge Liang, he began to want to be independent. After that, everything was for self-reliance and final unification. The writing of this novel can be suppressed throughout. The protagonists are all shit and get fucked by this and that. In the late Wei Dynasty, Sima Yi and Cao Shuang, what can you do with an ordinary 100-man general as the protagonist? Ah? No matter how smart you are, no matter how capable you are, you are still useless. You have no chance to show off at all. You are so brave that you beat Wang Ping to death. You will still be fucked when you return to Luoyang.

There are no tactics at all in the war. The war involving tens of thousands of people is written like a village fight, and the character image of the protagonist is too failed.

The first time I read the first few pictures, I discarded them. The second time I read them, I read more than a dozen. I can accept all the other nonsense. Just one question, I really want to know what kind of image the author wants to create for the protagonist. After reading more than ten pictures, the protagonist cannot fight, and has no strategy. It can be said that he cannot be good at martial arts, and his family background is just an ordinary poor family. It doesn't matter. The protagonist whose official position traveled back in time was only a hundred-man general. In addition to the background at this time, Sima Yi's popularity in the Wei Kingdom has basically reached its peak. The protagonist is still Cao Shuang's part, and the results can be relied on. Cao Shuang does not listen to his opinions and is cold-hearted. He treats the protagonist like a 🐶. The rise of a humble family? Or an orphan from a wealthy family? Even if the protagonist can fight a little bit, that's fine. You don't need to be invincible or anything like that. Giving the protagonist sixty or seventy points of force value isn't too high, right? Just travel to the past, where you can't be a civilized person, have no family background, have no status, and have to suffer from amnesia.

You position Liu Heng as a warrior general and a sudden general. Why do you always lead troops to him as the main general? A person who has never used his brain knows how to charge and kill, and he doesn't listen to what others say. He is a man who can be captured in one battle, and yet he always uses tens of thousands of Chinese troops to lead tens of thousands of legions for him. What kind of ability does he have? Does he have the brains? A person who can kill three armies due to his incompetence has little history? What's more, the protagonist himself knows that Liu Heng can defeat a few bunkers and lose them completely. I feel particularly disgusted with this character.