Ji Han Lives Forever

[Status: Completed] Completed, book review to be added.

🌲History/Three Kingdoms of Qin and Han Dynasty🌲Boosting 📆Entered on 2019.10.15 (Tuesday)

Three Kingdoms Counselor This book is very interesting to write. The first entry point was before Dong Zhuo, stirring up the situation and allowing Liu to show his talents early. Secondly, after the protagonist traveled through time, the protagonist's thoughts and actions in such a situation can be recognized by people. He was rescued by Liu by chance, and in this situation he felt the miserable situation of refugees everywhere. He couldn't help but inject a kind of strength into himself, feeling that he had a mission. Whether he could benefit the dawn of life with his own efforts was a very high point. Finally, there are these familiar characters of the Three Kingdoms who appear in the rolling history. It is under the wheel of the Three Kingdoms driven by these characters that the Three Kingdoms itself shines so brightly and exudes charm. The author does not praise or criticize too much, but just allows the protagonist to make a choice at the time, which is particularly valuable. I also have to talk about my criticisms-- The reason is that the protagonist's life experience was not arranged well. In order to deliberately suppress his desires first, he said that the protagonist did not know the Four Books and Five Classics, etc. Later, during the writing process, the protagonist pretended to be pretentious and quickly learned these things. It is a bit unreasonable. As for the protagonist, who only knows lexicon and etiquette, he seemed to have the aura of the protagonist after making suggestions, and Liu Bei directly accepted the protagonist, which is very strange. There are other details, but I won't list them all here. Typing on my phone is tiring. I sincerely hope that the author will not write collapse or eunuch. Dry food +

The protagonist helps Liu Bei conquer the world, and you can see that the protagonist is growing up. Liu Bei in this book is truly benevolent and righteous, and of course not pedantic. I like this Liu Bei very much. Ps1: When I was a child, I watched the Three Kingdoms. I liked Liu Bei and hated Cao Cao, because the Romance of the Three Kingdoms respected Liu and demoted Cao, and I was also influenced by it. Later, when he was a little older and frivolous when he was young, he pointed out that Cao Cao was the real master of destiny, and Liu Da'er was extremely hypocritical and the sinner who hindered the unification of the country. After being severely beaten by society, I looked back at the Three Kingdoms and found that I liked Liu Bei more. In that chaotic era, Liu Bei was the only prince who had not massacred the city, and he was a truly benevolent and righteous lord. If Liu Bei is like other princes, then when people feel at ease, they will definitely choose the strongest prince to join him, because no matter which side wins, the future will be the same. Only when Liu Bei has something that other princes do not have, many heroes will choose Liu Bei who has nothing, and that thing is benevolence and righteousness. Everyone sees hope in Liu Bei, so everyone sacrifices their lives to help Liu Bei prosper. Ps2: When Cao Cao said to Liu Bei: "The only heroes in the world are the envoys and Cao Er", Liu Bei probably said in his heart: "You, Cao A'hao, an executioner who massacred the city, a murderous maniac, are worthy of being called a hero with me, Liu Xuande, are you worthy?" Ps3: If Cao Cao asked Guan Yu: "Why do you follow Liu Bei wholeheartedly and not me? What am I worse than Liu Bei?" Guan Yu would probably give him a disdainful look in return, "Are you, Cao Aman, worthy of being compared to my elder brother?"