Summoning the World: Three Kingdoms

After reading the first few chapters, I didn't want to read anymore. 500 Yellow Turban peasant soldiers completely defeated 500 Xiliang elite soldiers, and no one died. They even talked about loyalty and filial piety with the Xiliang soldiers, but I didn't know that they were a group of Qiang people who burned, killed, and looted.

The number of words for the introduction of historical figures is more than the number of words for the content of the novel. The author should pay more attention to the content of the novel. The content of the novel is actually well written.

Author, let me ask you, are you writing a time-travel novel or a historical record? Are you not using the story of the entire novel to set off other people's history? If we really want to read historical records, there is no need to read this e-book. The beginning was actually good, but what did you end up with? Is it because you want to use this time to read Historical Records when you suddenly stopped midway?

I don't want to complain anymore. I wrote so weakly for Cheng Yaojin, and then tried my best to criticize the historical figures I don't like. I can't get more than two stars. And I wrote for Zhao Yun, who is better than Lu Bu. Since it is written according to the rules of one Lu, two Zhao, three Dianwei, four passes, five horses and six Zhang Fei, can it be written as normal? You are really good at making up random history. There is someone exactly like you next door. Who copied which of you?

More than 95% of the entire article is devoted to introducing the historical background and life events of the summoned characters, which perfectly provided me with a history lesson.

The original intention was not bad. Although the plot had too many unreasonable points, it was faulty but it was barely tolerable. However, it was too much to introduce a summoned character in a separate chapter. One summoning took 5 or 6 chapters to introduce the character. What was even more outrageous was that some characters were introduced incorrectly. Some regarded rumors and fabrications as history, and some were introduced several times. If you could remove the character introductions from the 500 chapters in your book, it would probably not even have 200 chapters now. What does the author think?

It was okay at first, but then there were all the introductions of historical figures, and there wasn't much real content.

It feels a bit flashy, but it's still okay to pass the time. Like 👍🏻

Cheng Yaojin's military strength is not 90? ? Is the three-axe a joke? Is your Duke Su Guo playing a trick on you? If you don't have any skills, how can your Cheng Zhijie become a famous founding general?

I am also speechless. Yuwen Chengdu's strength is so low? And he talks so much nonsense every time he is summoned.