Laughing Across the Three Kingdoms (Complete in 2 Volumes)

It has been more than 10 years since I read it for the first time, and it has been 7.8 Years since I read it for the second time. I still shed tears after three readings. I have to say that a good novel is good.

I always feel that historical figures have to be stained with the world of mortals to be vivid. The author's characterization is very good. The arrogant Cao Cao satisfied all my fantasies about this hero. The flamboyant bright purple robe will always be in my heart.

The heroine in the book is someone I find difficult to sympathize with throughout the entire story. She is careless and heartless, with a bit of casual freedom and ease, but also reveals an almost numb self-comfort. She is very much like a person with Ah Q's spiritual victory method, who always lives in his own small world, unwilling to think deeply or think far ahead. I have always believed that "it is brittle and easy to break, and its microorganisms are easy to scatter. Treat it before it is there, and cure it before it is chaotic." I understand that planning ahead and thinking carefully are the foundation for a stable life in troubled times, but the heroine cannot do it at all. She missed several opportunities to control her own destiny. She always reacted passively when encountering problems, seldom took the initiative to plan, and acted recklessly and without consideration. Perhaps it is because the work is old, and as an ancient novel, there are inevitably some omissions in the character creation, but this immature and transparent character ultimately made it difficult for me to like it. I only felt regretful and a bit alienated that I could not let go of. When it comes to Cao Cao and Cao Mengde, aside from all the extras and just looking at him in the main text, I can't even have the slightest favorable impression of him from beginning to end. The heroine asked him frankly several times whether he was in love, but he always remained silent, did not respond, was not honest, and this attitude had already said everything. In my opinion, his initial concern for the heroine has never been related to love, but stems from curiosity about the soul of another world, a condescending snoop, and treats the heroine as a fresh and interesting plaything in ordinary years, with the playfulness and teasing of the controller. Later, he chased the escaped heroine back again and again, not out of deep affection, but this "chasing" added a different color to his cold and chaotic career. The heroine was more like a well-behaved and rebellious kitten to him. He doted on her when she was cute, but forced to keep her when she ran away. It wasn't until the heroine blocked the sword for him and risked her life with all her heart that he was suddenly moved. However, this emotion was just moved by the fact that someone was willing to sacrifice for him. It was caused by the possessiveness and desire to conquer that "if you don't get it, you want it more". He just mistook this strong desire to win for deep love. I have always questioned this so-called love, never believed it, and never recognized it. Such emotions mixed with selfish desires and control are never purely sincere. Compared with Cao Cao's hypocrisy and paranoia, the character of Sima Zhao made me feel full of heartache. His life was full of twists and turns, and he was caught up in the maelstrom of power in troubled times, but he always retained a rare purity. From the beginning to the end, he has been devoted to the heroine, silently protecting her and giving her wholeheartedly. No matter how the world changes, no matter what difficulties he finds himself in, his original intention has never changed. In this troubled world where everyone is fighting for themselves, such unreserved and consistent tenderness and perseverance are so rare. Even with the affectionate settings of ancient novels, it still touches the heart. This unadulterated care, this unchanging sincerity in troubled times, made me sincerely respect him, and I also felt a rare warmth in this cold story. Among the whole book, the one I love and appreciate the most is Zhuge Kongming. In the book, he is a handsome scholar as gentle as jade, with a gentle and virtuous temperament, a broad mind, the wisdom of strategizing, and a temperament as gentle as jade, which satisfied all my beautiful imaginations about this character. It's just that for me, it's a bit inconsistent for such a person who has the world at heart, has great ambitions, and cares about his family, country, and the world all his life to fall deeply in love with his children and fall in love with the heroine. This emotional setting makes it difficult for me to be completely convinced. But even so, it can't cover up the light in him. His gentleness, transparency, generosity and character all moved me extremely, making him my favorite and most unforgettable character in the whole book. Although this ancient novel has shortcomings in character creation and plot setting, it fully describes the various aspects of human nature in troubled times. Some people are lost in selfish desires and treat possession as deep affection; some people stick to it in disputes and keep their original intentions; some people are gentle and transparent, with their own light. After closing the book, I am still full of emotions. True feelings and false intentions, original intentions and selfish desires, in the troubled world, I can finally see it very clearly.

It's beautiful. Even after all these years, I have changed from a girl to a mother. I still think this is the most beautiful time travel novel.

Twenty dollars was not a price, but the only reason why he could follow her. Xiaoxiao is lonely, but there are many people who love her. But Azhao could only smile. For twenty dollars, he sold himself to her, and from then on, she will be with her forever, no matter where in the world, mountains are high and rivers are far away. If there is only one person left in "Laughing in the Three Kingdoms" who will not abandon Xiaoxiao, I only believe that this person is Ah Zhao.

This book is one of those with great stamina, and it has a slight sense of depression. You might cry while reading it... I haven't finished it yet, so I don't know the ending... But some people will still be very moved! 🥺

I think I watched it when I was in elementary school. I am now in my 20s. This is such a classic. The author is awesome!

I read this book in junior high school. I read it three times when I was about fourteen or fifteen years old. When I read it ten years later, I still cry. It has a strong sense of empathy. Recommended

I would like to call it the ceiling of time-traveling novels

I promise. Her article is very simple, but the emotion is so strong that I will never forget it after reading it. Sure enough, we still need early novels. This is how classics come to be. I would buy the physical book to the extent. Unexpectedly, after seeing the result for love, I would cry because of Hua Yingxiong and the child.