Back to the Three Kingdoms as a Mighty General

I've read over twenty chapters, and it's quite good. The plot is exciting, and most importantly, Dian Wei is no longer just about martial prowess; he's become much more intelligent. So far, it's been fantastic. Highly recommended! _(•̀ω•́"∠)_

This book is excellent, but the author shows some personal bias. Liu Bei was indeed somewhat hypocritical, but... Not to that extent. Otherwise, the Five Tiger Generals wouldn't have been loyal to Liu Bei in history. The book is very well written and worth reading.

Not bad, Dian Wei really did die too young in the Three Kingdoms period.

Set against the backdrop of the warlord era at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, this book recounts the remarkable achievements of Dian Wei. The opening chapter immediately sets the tone for the story. As the narrative unfolds, the entire text becomes lively and engaging, moving beyond a mere depiction of a brave but reckless warrior's battles.

Let me explain something to everyone: it's very difficult to die from biting your tongue. At most, you'll choke on your own blood, and even that's a very small chance. Furthermore, the body's protective mechanisms make it extremely difficult to bite off your own tongue.

Regarding this book, I'll just say a few words, and you'll get the gist. In short, I think this book is quite good. That's the current situation. As you can all see, I've also said a few things, though you might not fully understand them, but that's the gist. If you don't know, don't try to guess; I've seen this kind of thing many times.

I must say, this book is definitely one of the better completed Three Kingdoms fanfics out there. Aside from a few minor flaws, it's absolutely excellent. If I had to pick a few things that felt a little lacking, it would be that it's a shame Diao Chan wasn't included, and the ending felt a bit rushed. 👌

It was pretty good. The ending felt a little rushed, but it was still very good.

Why was Cao Cao so suspicious of Dian Wei? Dian Wei was one of his closest confidants. And Cao Ang, a man who would cover his father's death, actually murdered his father... (I skipped around while reading, so there's a lot I don't understand).

A very good book about time travel and Dian Wei, and the mastermind behind it all is a highlight. The author writes very well.