Conqueror of the Three Kingdoms

A good book, based on the environment of the late Han Dynasty, from weak to strong, another development model of the late Han Dynasty. The writing is very good, in semi-classical Chinese, and I can understand it, but it still feels a bit fiddly. I feel like this is not a niche book. I'm afraid not only scholars who study history like to read this. You can take a look at them all, maybe you like them. . I slipped away first. The author Niu Pi is a big shot in the history department in 1989. . .

It is well written, and it can be seen that the author has his own deep thoughts on the structure of the text. But the layout is a little complicated. Most readers of Tomato may not understand it. The author's writing technique is not that of online writing, but that of traditional historical writing. This further reduces the probability that Tomato readers will be able to understand this book. In terms of the quality of the articles alone, this is a good book. For those who are interested in history and can calm down, reading this book is a pleasure. But for people who read for fun, I'm afraid they won't be able to read for a minute. I like this book. I also appreciate the author's perseverance and persistence in finishing the book even though the amount of reading is not high. Thanks to the author.

I don't know how I felt after reading it. I wonder if I was too fragile. I cried when I started reading it. So far, there are no more than five books that have made me cry. I really don't know how to comment. I can only say it's a pity Cai Yan and Cai Zhaoji.

Good book, good enough to reach the sixth level of Romance of the Three Kingdoms

Very satisfied, nice work

It's pretty cool, but a little confusing.