Three Kingdoms: I Am a Fated Strategist!
三国：我，天命谋士！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 569k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Three Kingdoms Saga
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
109Chapters
2.6MReads
87.2kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 50
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It's a pity that not being independent is really a disgrace to the time travellers.
The protagonist does everything, so why do we need other counselors?
The great earth mage Liu Xiu's skills are very good.
After reading the introduction, can pig's feet still survive? The reincarnation of Emperor Guangwu. Isn't this flattery? Nowadays anyone can write a novel
. . . The counselor's article is pretty good, but the normal one would be even better.
I'm afraid you haven't been beaten severely.
Damn it, the author, the first chapter of VIP is actually 88 pages, what a steal.
If you write about a counselor, just write about a counselor. It's okay if you can predict bad luck, but if you want to write that he is lucky, there is a problem. So when the protagonist encounters difficulties, does he rely on luck or wisdom? If you rely on luck, then the counselor's wisdom cannot be reflected. If you rely on wisdom, then why do you need luck?
I'm very curious about who told Guo Jia that he is immortal and Crouching Dragon can't come out? Some people actually believe it. The time doesn't match up. Guo Jia died in December 207 and Zhuge Liang came out in 207. If you really say that, did you think there were telephones during the Three Kingdoms period? As soon as Guo Jia died, he immediately called Zhuge Liang: Liang, can you leave the mountain? Otherwise, it would have been 208 years before the news reached Zhuge Liang. If Guo Jia was immortal and Crouching Dragon did not come out, then it can only be said that the Three Kingdoms had a telephone, otherwise Zhuge Liang would have come out long before Guo Jia died.
One chapter is over 70 points, although it is enjoyable to read, but it is a little distressing. The following chapters are much less, more than 30 points, not so distressing.