The Teacher Is Here: Three Kingdoms

I really like it. I hope Cao Cao will not break up with Li Zhi. I really hope they can coexist peacefully. Also, can the update be faster?

Cao Cao is a hero and only believes in himself. It is impossible for Li Zhi to stay out of the matter. No matter how good Cao Cao is with him, he said that he would rather teach me to betray the world than teach the world to betray me. What's more, when Li Zhi's power is too high, there are only two possibilities, one is to outdo the master with great achievements, and the other is to establish his own business. The story of Huangpao adding himself is the best example.

Although sometimes the previous words are a bit semi-ancient and semi-modern, the author has also put in a lot of effort and the plot development history is very good. I hope the author's next book will be as exciting as this one!

This book is excellent, but a bit bad, and it also steals other women's books, but this book is Guo Jia, who is sensible, smart and studious. There are ghosts supporting their three children. They are sworn brothers, Cao Cao is even more good, she. Written book. Romantic and suave. It's very beautiful, so I'll give it five stars. The characters' rationality is brilliantly written. So I I have it so it's super difficult super difficult super exciting.

It's rare to see such a long work. It's well organized and logically not too confusing. It's good.

From what I have seen so far, the language style looks very comfortable, and the behavior of the characters and the causes of the events are in line with the background of the time. It can be seen from this that the author has worked hard. It deserves a five-star rating.

The writing is very good, I don't like to watch those that directly dominate, because the routines are the same.

The author's ancient style of writing is my favorite type, but in the end I could have written hundreds more chapters. There are still some holes left unfilled. I hope the author can continue with the next book.

Praise first! Then Manmanpin

I read the comments, read some chapters, and commented objectively. 1. The language of the article is comfortable, and the classical Chinese is used just right. It does not like other time-travel articles, which are in vernacular. 2. The article is long and flowing. Some people think the progress is slow, but I think it is just right. If you come to the Three Kingdoms with nothing, you have to accumulate a lot of knowledge. 3. Many people said that after Chapter 400, the author stopped being the protagonist and took refuge with Cao Cao. Some people felt uncomfortable. I think this is reasonable. First, because the author confessed at the beginning that he wanted to be a counselor and did not want to dominate the world. Second, why did you become sworn friends with Guo Jia? Not sworn to others? Isn't this just to pave the way to Cao Cao? As we all know, Cao Cao trusted Guo Jia the most. Third, why can't you rely on others when you have your own foundation? There are many such situations in the Three Kingdoms. The male protagonist himself does not like fighting. His personality is such that he is destined to be unable to dominate the world. If you want to survive and preserve your own foundation, it is only right to seek refuge with others. I think those who are uncomfortable are too preconceived. Don't be the master yourself, others will write for you. You can go and write it yourself.