Murder in the Three Kingdoms

I'm still at chapter 4. Due to time constraints, I'll read it tomorrow. Let me tell you my opinion first. The plot written in this book is the most reasonable among the Three Kingdoms time-travel novels I have read so far. The logic is relatively rigorous and there is a lot of professional knowledge. I believe the author also put a lot of effort into writing it, but it feels a bit too serious and is based on theoretical knowledge. A lot. However, for most people who read this kind of novels now, they are not particularly interested in this knowledge and just want to understand it briefly. The reason why this book is not very popular is actually because of this. The beginning makes many people feel boring and the narrative is too complicated. To be honest, I also skimmed it at the beginning. In fact, if you are not very interested in knowledge about aircraft manufacturing, you would not want to know it in such detail. Overall, this book is very good. I believe it will be a good book for those who want to calm down and read Three Kingdoms novels. I hope it will be very exciting later on.

The writing style is good, the structure is coherent, and the content is novel. It can be regarded as an excellent work. The author is well aware of its genre. It is enough to crush 80% of the Three Kingdoms novels. It's a pity that it was buried in the smoke, but its core is like the moon, and it will not be lost in the smoke. I hope the author never gives up, and this work will eventually shine!

The writing is okay, but I have some questions. Li Hui has gathered most of the famous generals of the Three Kingdoms, and Sun Jian and Sun Ce are also dead. The other princes can't play at all. I don't know if the plot will be pushed forward all the way.

I hope the author can take a look: In the late Han Dynasty, there was a real shortage of salt, especially in the inland areas. Before the development of salt wells in Sichuan and the development of sea and water transportation, there was always a shortage of salt. Let alone a small blacksmith, even the homes of small officials and landlords may not have a lot of salt. As for oil, you also need to make it clear what kind of oil it is. . .

This book is not average! I hope the author can update it soon.

I finally finished reading the updated chapters. This book is still very interesting so far. I hope the author will continue to work hard. It's very good. You can continue to wait for updates and support the author. I won't comment too much on the plot. I can only say that I may become a long-time fan through this novel. The characters are well portrayed, but the middle chapter 122 ran to the back and made me very unhappy 😂😂

Is Liu Bei really dead? A little scared that he might come alive. I have seen many versions of Liu Bei in the Three Kingdoms before. But this book is still very well written. I hope there will be no Liu Bei in the later stage.

Now that I have read the updates, I personally think this book is one of the top three novels of the Three Kingdoms genre. The author's writing is good and the cheating is basically reasonable. The main antagonist's IQ is online and the character creation is also reasonable. So far, I personally feel that the official position arrangement is a bit inappropriate. Although the prime minister of the Han Dynasty can try to implement laws, the military positions are not included, which is a bit confusing.

The writing in the novel of the Three Kingdoms is pretty good. Except for the two bosses that I haven't killed yet (I feel like Zhou Yu can't be killed either) and the fact that he likes to have wives, everything else is pretty good.

Now I read Chapter 24, where I met Xi Zhicai, Wen Chou, and became sworn friends with Dian Wei. I already have the ambition to conquer the world, I have the desire to read more, and my writing style is good.