Three Kingdoms: He Who Follows the Tide Becomes King

Having read over 600 chapters, it's definitely a good book for me! The above text represents only my personal opinion and I do not accept rebuttals.

This book has a reasonable logic and isn't a poorly written, simplistic piece. It realistically recreates the Three Kingdoms period, with exciting battles and strategies. Having read novels for eight years, this is the best Three Kingdoms novel I've ever read. Thank you, author! Although some people are criticizing it, keep up the good work, author!

Overall, it's pretty good; the writing is fluid and natural. It would be even more enjoyable to read if more attention were paid to the overall structure and rigor. It should read like real life, with a good balance of tension and release, and a clear cause-and-effect relationship.

Okay, okay!

It's very well written, telling the story of an ordinary person climbing the ladder step by step to depict this era. I hope the author can maintain this style and not be like those feel-good novels that lack substance. I also hope the author won't follow the crowd and write superficially, but will develop their own unique style.

Not bad! Worth a look, but as a special forces soldier, making gunpowder shouldn't be too difficult, right? Is martial arts all the protagonist knows?

You writers have written about every single character in the Three Kingdoms period, each with your own unique style.

This book is very enjoyable to read. It weaves together major and minor events, from battlefield battles to everyday chatter and court intrigue—it's quite good. I hope the author continues to work hard! (Ah, over 300 chapters have been written, and this is just the beginning 😂, I wonder how many thousands of chapters it will take!!!)

It's excellent, especially since it includes characters not recorded in the Three Kingdoms period, which makes it even more readable.

A really good book, well-written, with a captivating and intricate plot.