Three Kingdoms *********

It's good, but I want to know in which chapter Cao Cao's identity was revealed.

Don't be fooled by the ratings, this is an excellent work. I am a person who likes to read short stories, and I am addicted to this book. Especially the author's description of the characters is particularly meticulous. Moreover, this novel describes Liu Bei as Liu Paopao, abandoning his wife and children. It is amazing. When I read Romance of the Three Kingdoms, I didn't like Liu Bei's fake benevolence and liked Cao Cao's heroic temperament.

It's really well written and worth reading

Based on my 15,600 hours of novel experience, overall it is a good book. There are several points in my personal judgment of a good book: 1. Character creation, 2. Emotional description, and 3. The logic and rationality of the plot. Generally speaking, the real book reflects the various characters of the Three Kingdoms in different forms. The author's delicate descriptions make each character full. But when I arrived at Shu and Sichuan, the overall layout was dragged down. I imagined describing it step by step like Soochow, but the layout was too big and I felt tired when I took it back. I also agree with the author's approach of pretending not to know it was Cao Cao. Because once it was determined that it was Cao Cao and not Brother Hi, things changed. From the perspective of "self-deception", we can finally escape. Otherwise, I will go down as a pure adviser. The best outcome is to be imprisoned in the capital until old age.

It's pretty good. It looked very good before Xiangyang was recaptured, but the fight against Jiangdong was delayed. Otherwise, the score of nine points means that it has not run. Such a low score is probably because the update has been discontinued for a long time, that is, it has only recently ended suddenly.

It looked okay from the beginning, but when I arrived in Xiangyang, I only played with a big family in one city for so long, and it didn't reflect the protagonist's advantages.

The first part is pretty good, but I don't know why I couldn't get into it after finishing Red Cliff and after the battle in Xiangyang City 😂 I skipped to see the update later, but it doesn't feel inconsistent at all. I can only say that the later part is a bit watered down. Now that I have seen the latest, it seems that the unified ending is coming soon. Overall, the writing is pretty good. Come on.

I watched it carefully from the beginning to the fall of the Nanman. It was absolutely refreshing. It was as exciting as watching a suspenseful case solved. The mission was described very delicately and I thought it was very good. However, I personally felt a little disappointed in the following dozen or so chapters of the Nanban chapter. Then after reading the final ending summary and linking the previous Nanman chapter, I felt that I was a bit superficial. The most important thing is that I felt that I was tricked by the author. It is a great book.

I'm so convinced that it looks so good. Although the plot is a bit awkward, it's still watchable.

I like to use Cao Cao in Three Kingdoms: Overlord's Continent

Not bad, this level of pretense

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

Not bad, good, author, come on

Very beautiful, highly recommended!

You can't comment in two words. Fuck

Very beautiful and very historical

It feels like I've watched an extended version of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms

Is it just me who thinks it's good? Maybe it's because I haven't watched Three Kingdoms. I'm really obsessed with it.

The logic is clear and organized, but there are still too many paragraphs. Be more focused and use more words in each chapter. It's more fun to watch.

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Very beautiful, very exciting.

Not bad, keep up the good work!

Evil ghost, hehehe, you are there and you want to take people.

Come on, come on, come on✊

Well thought out, worth a look

Experience bonus, flying all over the sky

Super pretty, I love it!

Great writing, keep it up

It's okay😁 It's okay, it's okay

Still pretty good