Three Kingdoms: From the Start, Sun Shangxiang Forces Me to Marry Her

I haven't written a book review for a long time, mainly because there are too many similar novels, but this one is really good. 1. There is no system, and the protagonist does live a good life without a system, which is very comfortable to watch. 2. It is relatively rare for someone to participate in the rise of Soochow as a descendant of an aristocratic family as an auxiliary minister (because the novels written about the Three Kingdoms at the same time were either to assist Boss Cao, or to dominate by oneself. This is relatively rare, and it is also the one I have always wanted to read) 3. The author's attitude towards official history is very good, and the timeline of this novel is also very clear. There is no big problem, but there is too little. However, I still recommend it to everyone. It looks like it will be very fulfilling. I'll just write this much for now, and I'll add more when I see something later.

The whole book is relatively dull, and it does not exaggerate the intelligence of the protagonist or belittle the IQ of the original talent. I somehow followed the protagonist and read the book in one breath, only to find that plainness is the truth!

It's wonderful. I searched the Three Kingdoms a while ago and all the people were Liu Bei's people, or Cao Cao's sons. There are too many like this, but it also gives the author a big chance to stand out. It's a great book. The plot is not procrastinating, and the main character is not a virgin. He also has something to say. It's very interesting.

Very good. This is the first time I see the Three Kingdoms from the perspective of Wu. There is no system. The generals do not have skill panels like some Three Kingdoms novels. The protagonist does not directly use high technology to sweep the Three Kingdoms. It can be regarded as the original Three Kingdoms. Come on, author!

I like it very much. At least it gave enough respect to the historical figures, made them flesh and blood, and did not deliberately belittle them. Thank you, the author.

This book is really good. It's not like other random writings. The author also gives you popular science. It's a very reasonable book. It doesn't have cheating or cultivating like other protagonists. It can be read as the second Three Kingdoms book.

This book is very interesting, and I can tell that the author has a good literary background. I look forward to reading it once and for all when the author releases new updates. Cheers, author💪

To be honest, I have read a lot of Three Kingdoms literature, most of which are about fighting for hegemony and assisting Liu and Cao, but there are very few about Soochow, which is refreshing to me, especially the Soochow literature without a systematic official history is really clear. The description of the characters is not in the style of a novel. The communication between the protagonist and famous ministers and generals is also very relaxed, and it gives readers a strong sense of involvement when they are moved by passion. There are few excellent Three Kingdoms novels on Tomato. I am very willing to introduce this book to others in this field. The author should update more, true fans will love to read it!

A masterpiece delayed by the title of the book, this is not a brainless Long Ao Tianwen, but rather gives people a sense of a different historical direction. The author portrays the characters very well, and it can be seen that he wants to restore the personalities of historical figures as much as possible without deliberately changing them. The protagonist's ability is not invincible, but his character is what makes him lovable. It can be seen that the author wants to write a good story, but it is indeed difficult to describe the story of the late Soochow in a realistic way. So the current update speed is extremely slow. In my personal opinion, as a story, it may not need to end like a world-unification. It may be a good ending for the kind-hearted protagonist to die well in this troubled world. After all, it is also written in the article that the situation of dividing the world into two is no longer something that can be solved by one generation. I look forward to finishing the book.

I just watched the first two and they really appealed to me. The author's writing is good, but most likely it's not a stud book. The protagonist is very engaging. He is neither arrogant nor extravagant, which suits me as an ordinary person. He is not the Long Aotian type at the beginning, so there is no golden finger. After reading two chapters, I still feel unfinished.