Playing the Strategist in the Three Kingdoms

For a good book, the name determines success or failure, and so does the protagonist's name, Zhao Er! Damn it, Zhao Er, is this name very interesting? The average reader will frown when reading this, the name is bad, or even give up. After all, the name is in every chapter, and every chapter will be angry N times, and want to send the author a razor blade.

One of the more interesting books is that the main character's name is too weird.

The writing is too casual and the logic is not rigorous. What suddenly happened? Liu Bei actually said that you look like a nobleman. Liu Bei must have thought so because his eyes have long soles. He actually called the Yellow Turban Uprising a magic stick. It is so unfair. Liu Bei is not someone who can only run and cry in the novel. He is a well-educated man in the city. He values ​​loyalty and his political skills are not bad. He knows how to shape his reputation. He is no better than Cao Cao in terms of employment.

Your unlimited sword system belongs to fate Shirou Emiya, right?!!

This book is very readable and not sloppy, but the last few dozen chapters are a bit hard to understand.

Very good, very rigorous and a bit funny

This book is well-written, but why does the protagonist act like a supporting character?

Very good, the background is more rigorous and can withstand scrutiny.

Very good, good, good

Very good book, worth reading