Three Kingdoms: Summoning Heroes from Honor of Kings

It's very well written. Although the protagonist can't even protect his own woman, he's just an ordinary person who transmigrated to the Three Kingdoms period and has already done quite well. It's very reasonable. After being beaten up by society a few times, he behaved himself and stopped being a playboy.

Go lose stars in the Rift, lose those undefined stars. Stars drop in the morning, stars drop at night. Stars drop in solo queue, stars drop in duo queue, stars drop in five-player queue—stars drop all the time! Go! Go lose stars! Brother…it's a new season (twitches his clothes), I want…I want to pick stars with you (bites his lip), I…

I don't have much to say. Giving five stars is the greatest respect one can show an author. I won't care about the author's work, whether it's good or bad. Five stars is a sign of respect. Keep it up, author! 💪!!!

There wasn't a single consistently enjoyable part to the book; the protagonist faced many hardships along the way, even nearly being killed multiple times. The author's writing is superb! 👍👍👍

Anyway, I think it's good.

It's pretty good, especially the angst-filled parts. I really like this type. Maybe it's because I've watched too many cultivation novels where invincible power levels are easy to break, so I started to like this kind of angst. The only downside is that if I were Tao, I'd probably have a house full of children and grandchildren. Why is Chang'e with Hou Yi? If it were me, not from King of Glory, but from King of Glory, I wouldn't let it go either.

Keep it up, author!

The mountains and rivers are carefree, yet the wind stirs ripples their surface; the setting sun's afterglow paints the sky with sorrow. All the beautiful scenes of this mortal world are but fleeting moments; life is but a dream, and all worldly affairs come to an end.

It was very good, but the ending felt a bit rushed.

Combining the Three Kingdoms period with Honor of Kings is visually appealing and imaginative!