The Han Dynasty Rises Again

I suddenly discovered that most of Tomato's really good books have an 8-point rating. I have read a lot of books about the Three Kingdoms. Some systems have too strong golden fingers, some have no brains to recruit men and women, and some force the ancients to reduce their dimensions and attack them. Except for the protagonist, everyone else is a pig. This book is an exception. The protagonist relies on time travel and foresight. A good start with a good background. He is well-founded in subduing his subordinates. He is not domineering. Famous generals and counselors immediately bow down to him. Inventions such as distilled wine, agricultural tools and weapons are only slowly started to develop and make money after the protagonist has settled down, has money, power, food and people. There is no evil Liu Bei, Cao Cao or Sun Quan, especially Liu Bei, many books on the Three Kingdoms like to be very dark, but if you look closely, Liu Bei went through all the hardships from the grass roots to become the hegemon. He relied on his perseverance and his unique personality charm. Compared with his birth, force, strategy, and wealth, he is a grandson compared to Cao, Sun, and Yuan. Son, although I don't like him very much, it doesn't stop me from respecting him and admiring him. These people can be said to be sons of planes. As a time traveler, you should dance with these heroes of troubled times and compete in the Central Plains, instead of killing them at the beginning when they are alone. Killing them can conquer the world? That's really a joke. Finally, I hope the author can update more. Come on, thank you for your hard work on coding.

Yes, there are not many chapters so far, but it is still very enjoyable to read. It also has a very detailed description of wars and strategies. I look forward to the chapters that will conquer the world in the future.

I have read a lot of books about the Three Kingdoms, and this book is the most peaceful book I have ever read. . There are not many fierce battles in the book, there are no battles involving hundreds of thousands or millions of people, and there is no disastrous defeat of any force, with all civil and military forces wiped out. . The protagonist in the author's story used his own way to survive the heroes of the Three Kingdoms, and the only ones who were killed were some not-so-class generals. . In this way, everyone is more acceptable, because the characters that readers like are well continued. . The author worked hard on coding, and I hope the author will keep up the good work. . Come on, duck. .

Different from other Three Kingdoms novels, this novel seems to be well-founded and combines some historical information and rumors. It is very interesting.

The ending is too random, but it's still very good and watchable!

Great, come on! Waiting for the protagonist to compete in the Central Plains, and then recruit generals such as Xu Huang, Taishi Cidian, Wei Xu, Chu, Huang Zhong, Wei Yan, Gan Ning! Recruit Guo Jiaxun, Jia Xu, Xu Shu, Pang Tong and other advisers!

It's a pretty good book, especially the war scenes, and there are no common sense mistakes. Some character names were wrong in the later period, but this can be ignored. Of course, I can't appreciate Lu Zhi's bad taste like making people call him brother after drinking. Overall it's pretty good. This is the first Three Kingdoms novel that I have read

There are no cheats or messy bastards in this book. Just use your own advantages step by step, gradually expand, quantitative changes lead to qualitative changes, and finally return to unity. The three views are correct, without excessive blackening and killing.

It's been a long time since I've given a book a 4-star rating. It's well written! The plot, writing, and pig-footed characters are also good, and it can also use relatively new memes at the moment, which is pretty good. The ending is a bit rushed, but it could have been written more!

The rhythm is compact, not sloppy, and the plot is concise. It's a good book.