The Three Kingdoms: The Strongest Empire System

Comments after reading: The themes are fictional history and military strategy. The protagonist Wang Chen was reborn into a Bingzhou family in the late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms. With the support and help of his uncle, he studied under the spear prodigy Tong Yuan and learned superb marksmanship. After leaving the army, he went down the mountain and accompanied his junior brother Zhao Yun. He began to develop his power from Yanmen County in the north of Saibei, and then recruited Guan Yu, Zhang Liao, Gao Shun, Jia Xu and other advisers and generals to conquer the barbarians and control the north of Saibei, Bingzhou and the world. The plot has ups and downs, the concept is reasonable, and the writing is smooth. However, the metaphysics such as the auxiliary system, parchment scrolls and Jiuding seem to be superfluous. In fact, the description of military tactics is already very good. There is no need to go overboard and write some plots that are not well integrated. To sum up, I give it a 4.5-Star rating and hope that the author will continue to work hard and write more and better historical novels!

This book is really good. The only two books I like that are full of historical sense are "Resurgence of Shu Han" and this one. The author really puts the true face of the Three Kingdoms on the stage. It makes me understand that wars are not only about military commanders and counselors, but also many influencing factors. It's all because of the author's name. Such a good book has a pure Shuangwen title, which attracts some good and bad readers. Basically, those who leave negative reviews come for Shuangwen. Such people are also a cancer in the Three Kingdoms circle. I think that the culture of the Three Kingdoms Circle should at least be particularly fond of the sense of strategy and history. For example, the Romance is a household name. I really like the historical richness of the feudal princes, the heroes rising together, and the stars shining brightly. But why are there so many people who purely like a certain Three Kingdoms character and enter the Three Kingdoms circle? With the mentality of looking at people rather than reading the text, they praise some low-IQ cool novels as superiors (not that cool novels are not good, but some really don't treat readers as normal people). I really hope that this book can be renamed so that more readers who like the history of the Three Kingdoms can appreciate it.

It's really exciting, different from other online cool articles, the wording is rigorous, the writing is excellent, the plot is compact, and there is no random YY.

Good books, classics. I have been reading books for more than ten years. There are really too few good books now.

That Yan Ruyu, yes, there is a golden house in the book, there is Yan Ruyu in the book, think about how beautiful Yan Ruyu is!

This book talks about the harsh conditions in the world, which is very good

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It just looks good, no reason.

It can be regarded as a romance novel, composed of historical facts and myths. Compared with popular novels, wars are described in more detail and have certain strategies, such as the right time, right place and right people, the Battle of Chang'an (right time), the Battle of Wushan (right location), and the Battle of Weiyang Palace (right people). The political system progresses layer by layer, and the plot content is gripping. It is a better fictional historical myth novel.

The writing style and logical thinking are pretty good in all aspects, but the title of the book has little to do with the book. Although it is about the Three Kingdoms, the system does not show much use.