The Han Dynasty Continues

New book, new author, if you think it's good, please spread the word and support it! There are many readers who think this novel is unreasonable, and some readers think it should be this way or that way. The author humbly accepts all the questions raised by readers, but I hope you will not read this novel as a history textbook, let alone a mindless novel. Many places require you to think about the environment where the protagonist was at that time. Finally, I would like to express my most sincere gratitude to every reader who has read, participated in comments, added to the bookshelf, clicked to remind readers, and sent gifts. I hope you can support me more! ! !

The author has great respect for historical facts, is able to make appropriate inferences based on history, and is able to admit mistakes when readers point them out. So I give five stars.

I read this book mainly because of a friend's recommendation. At that time, I looked at the introduction and the first chapter and thought it was pretty good, so I continued reading. Then I read a few chapters, and I was so scared that I didn't dare to read the comments anymore. Why are you bookworms so knowledgeable? After looking at the previous pictures, I realized that I didn't know any of the knowledge in this book. Because of this, I don't dare to read the comments. I'm afraid that if I can't think about it for a while, I'll stab myself. Facts have proved that circles such as history and science fiction are places for top academics and academic gurus, not a place for a scumbag like me to join in the fun. I'd better go back to my fantasy world! This place is not suitable for me. Because I admire the author for having so much knowledge, I gave it a five-star rating and added this book to my bookshelf. Although I will never touch it again in the future, maybe one day when I become a top student, or when I want to challenge myself, I will come back and read this book again. But now... Forget it! (Mainly because I'm afraid I won't be able to think clearly.) Anyway, I'm here to send you my best wishes. I wish the author will write better and better and gain more and more knowledge in the process of writing the book.

Although I have only read about 10 pictures of this book, I feel that it is worthy of my evaluation. Maybe it is because the author is a novice, and the writing style is not as perfect as I imagined. But the logic of this book is that since I have read so many books, it is at least in the top 5, and I prefer this kind of seriousness. The author likes to be more truthful, which means that the logic is not very bad, and the author should (because I don't know much about the author, I can only roughly say) has a relatively good historical level, so the points he writes are more in line with the logic of the history of the Three Kingdoms. After all, this is a novel, not history, so don't Let's be more realistic. A lot of content has been changed. Although the protagonist has not done anything that affects the trajectory of history from his birth to the age of 15, and there is no butterfly effect, his life experience is inherently changeable. You can be sure that a person has done this. Qing, would he do this thing again? This is not necessarily true, so this can also explain the occurrence and changes of some events. (To give an example of possible occurrences) For example, Dian Wei may not have defended, but forcibly took Cao Cao away to let his subordinates cut off the rear. These are all possible. So when you read historical fictional novels, you don't need to care so much. After all, if it is not history, it will follow the trajectory of history. After all, not everything is inevitable. Then I will continue to talk about the ranking of this book in my heart for Three Kingdoms novels. If it is rigorous, it will be in the top three, and I will give it 10 points. After all, it can be seen from the comments that the author is very careful. If it is logical, it will be in the top 3, and I will give it 10 points. In fact, I can't say that I am dissatisfied with some things. I mean, you can't blame the author for not telling it because you know too little. At least I'm quite satisfied with this novel so far. After all, it has a prophecy-like time travel bonus. Even if it can't be unified, it's not very difficult to become rich. For example, working under Cao Cao, hugging someone's thighs, etc., These are actually not difficult, but as long as the plot is written to the end that can be seen at a glance, it will reduce the reader's interest in reading. This is actually very contradictory. O, just like you play a game, play this kind of game similar to engineering and territorial control (Three Kingdoms Heroes). After defeating half of the city, you can basically see the victory. Basically, you don't want to do the boring repetition after that. It's human nature. There is so much nonsense, just because the author wants the next book ૧(●´৺`●)૭ to be developed all over the world. In fact, what makes me more regretful is that I can't find a few small books that started in China and spread to the world on so many software. It's quite a pity to say that, in the end, I just hope that the author can continue to write well and not become decadent in the middle of writing. In addition, I hope that the author can maintain such logic and authenticity. In fact, I don't think so many readers will pursue that much. Don't be too biased. There should not be so many problems. At least I think logic is the most important thing in a novel. But, it is a pity that there are so many cool articles nowadays. The logic does not make sense, and it makes me feel a little nauseous to read it. After thinking about it, I decided to change the 4-star rating to 5-star rating to give the author some motivation (•̀⌄•́)

Not bad, but one thing is that before the Yellow Turban Rebellion, the governors and prefects were not allowed to recruit troops. Privately recruiting soldiers to cast weapons and armor was a major crime of treason to destroy the nine tribes. It was only during the Yellow Turban Rebellion that the emperor issued an imperial edict to all states and counties to recruit troops to fight against the Yellow Turban Army. The male protagonist's family has long been reduced to withered bones. Big bosses like Cao Cao and Yuan Shao were all troops recruited by Dong Zhuo after he rebelled against Beijing.

The author should be the first author I saw who basically responded to comments. The works he writes respect history and are very intelligent. He can also find his own mistakes in the comment area and correct some less commonly used words. He has phonetic notation, which takes care of the readers' feelings. Pigfoot is almost 30, doesn't his father urge him to find a wife? These are all older leftover men Ahem, my little hand is waiting to open your new chapter

I came to comment directly after seeing Chapter 7. To be honest, I really feel sorry for those authors who wrote unsystematic Three Kingdoms novels. They consulted so much information and wrote these plots seriously, but they were always picked on by others, and the ratings were not high. In those systematic novels, the protagonist is just an overlord, and the system summons generals from other dynasties, without any foreshadowing. Just take the imperial examination system out of the equation... This can get a score of 9.0 Or above. Alas, I really hope that the average quality of readers of Three Kingdoms in Tomato can be higher. Think more about it when commenting, and don't comment on novels based on your own impressions of the Three Kingdoms. For example, the author writes according to official history, but you find fault with the author based on the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Isn't this unreasonable? I also hope that when you see any discrepancies with the history in your own impression, you can first search for the corresponding information and then make comments, instead of "preconceived" thinking that your impression is correct and the author's writing is wrong. Finally, I look forward to the author's next plot, come on ٩(๑ᵒ̴̶̷͈᷄ᗨᵒ̴̶̷͈᷅)و

Come on, author! This is a good book. The author has good values ​​and is in line with modern people's thoughts. It is important to know what is important in ancient times. It is recommended for people who read books and use their brains.

First of all, writing about the Three Kingdoms cannot be systematic, then it would be meaningless! There is also the need to create weapons that are not suitable for that era! It's still the limitations of technology and the times! It can't be accomplished overnight! It is quite objective if the author can realize it according to the situation of the late Eastern Han Dynasty and add some modern knowledge and modern technology! Like

The author deserves these five stars just for his meticulousness and patience. Come on!