Three Kingdoms: I Am the Crown Prince

This book is really good. It is actually a fan novel about the Three Kingdoms. The protagonist is the prince of the Eastern Han Dynasty royal family. I also learned that during the Three Kingdoms period, many historical figures and protagonists did not have the help of the system, but used their own wisdom to face the turbulent situations in troubled times and solve all source problems. That is very rare, a characteristic of Three Kingdoms fan fiction.

The book is not bad, and the content is organized. Many of the characters in the Three Kingdoms are well written and have their own personalities. They are worth reading.

After reading it, it is still a completed book. Although there are some exaggerations, it is much better than some of the Three Kingdoms in Tomato. The author has carefully written more than a thousand chapters and there is no hydrology. Looking at the books in Tomato, most of them are eunuchs, hydrology and eunuchs. Bookworms who like Three Kingdoms novels can read this book. Don't miss out on a good book just because of some bad reviews from others.

Fall in love, it's really wonderful! The author is very imaginative and very beautiful.

The plot has ups and downs and the main line is clear. The author's portrayal of the characters shows a profound writing skills. The most difficult thing is to write about the Three Kingdoms, but it is not the description of historical figures in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms in general online articles, but combined with historical facts and added his own interpretation of the characters. The author must have a huge framework to support him when writing. The plot arrangement is clever and reasonable, and the writing style is exquisite. It is the first historical online article I have ever read.

It's good-looking and shows readers a different version of the Three Kingdoms. In the past, the Three Kingdoms were rewritten with generals under a certain big boss, or they had a harem, which made it boring if you read too much. However, the protagonist of this book turns out to be the crown prince in the late Han Dynasty, which gives us a different feeling. The Romance of the Three Kingdoms is originally a novel and may not be true. However, history is rewritten by the strong. In the actual late Han Dynasty, how could the royal family give up so easily? This book can actually help us develop another idea. If it were them, what attitude would they face in this troubled world where princes are rising together?

The writing is good, and the most exciting part is when Liu Feng was developing his power. I feel that that was the climax of the book, and I enjoyed reading it with gusto. Later, Du Luoyang started to feel a bit bland, but I still finished it. It's a pretty good book. It's rare that a picky old bookworm like me can give this book a five-star rating! (Note: Historically, the crown prince Liu Feng was Cao Cao's grandson. He was born to Cao Cao's daughter and the emperor Liu Xie. Both of Empress Fu's sons were killed)

It's scheming, and the details are described very well. I've read many time travel stories, and this is one of the best.

It is more fluent and reads more smoothly, mainly because the rabies issue is unreliable.

It's not a system flow, it's not a stallion route, it's not a big deal, it's a reasonable cheat! Although there are some flaws, it is overall good. It is a Three Kingdoms novel with not many dimensions that I can keep reading! Machiavellian drama! "Shuang" is a great word