Three Kingdoms: Ranking the Top Ten Iconic Moments from the Start

The focus should be on the characters of the Three Kingdoms. If the protagonist wanders in, it will interfere with the drama.

This kind of series is a failure if it has a main character.

It's so funny. Regardless of novels or reality, we are not qualified to comment on the good or bad of monarchs such as Cao Cao and Liu Bei, because no matter in which era there is no good or bad, only positions, more and less interests.

There is an unofficial history that Zhao Yun died of cholecystitis. Originally cholecystitis was not a serious disease, but Zilong was covered in gallbladder.

Liu Bei and Cao Cao are like two extremes, one is extremely evil and the other is extremely good.

What the hell is this? There are no rewards, and history has been exposed in advance. Then Dong Zhuo doesn't have an advantage.

I feel like it's best to write this kind of novel without the protagonist. I think you can weaken the protagonist's presence in the later stage and update the author more. Don't be so sloppy.

If I were asked to choose one among the three of them, Emperor Zhaolie of the Han Dynasty would definitely be my first choice. If I was asked to choose between Sun Quan and Cao Cao, it would definitely be Emperor Wu of Wei, Cao Cao, the Jiangdong Rat. In your eyes, no matter how awesome he is, in my eyes he is still the Jiangdong Rat.

I really don't want to watch a direct fight for hegemony.

Everything else is fine, but it feels weird if I can't write the protagonist.