Reborn to Unite the Three Kingdoms

The Three Kingdoms-themed novel was buried in the ratings. I personally feel good about it. It looks very comfortable and unsystematic. I prefer traditional time-travel novels. The name of this book has been changed.

After reading the whole book carefully, the protagonist's growth path can be said to be very bumpy. There is no golden finger of other secretaries, no addition of modern technology, but he has accomplished the great cause of unification in the form of an ancient person. Although in the eyes of many people, the protagonist is like a virgin or a licking dog, but sometimes things just don't work. It is so unsatisfactory. If you do things with a superior mentality if you don't pursue the long-term view, you will basically not survive more than three chapters. After all, it is people who look down on others and that is the sign of failure. I recommend new book friends to learn more about this book. It is really good and has a bit of a romance of the Three Kingdoms.

This book "Three Kingdoms" is really good, except that it is not as good as Wei Nengju. Why is this book rated so low? Shouldn't

Those who only read the first few chapters and leave negative comments are like saying that the buns have no fillings and are not delicious after eating only the skin. They are simply superficial. I read more than 900 chapters from beginning to end. The protagonist's character changes from indecisive to firm and decisive. The changes are obvious but not abrupt. The plot is full of ups and downs and is rich and colorful. I think it's a good novel.

I've read more than ten chapters, and I just want to conquer Liu, Guan, Zhang, and even Cao Cao can't do anything. You can do it whenever you want [face covering] The rest is okay, let's take a look. I really can't stand it, your so-called kindness and power, and your subordinates who stand up for you and get beaten. You say that the beating is good. I'm afraid you may end up dead in bed one day.

I personally think it's pretty good? Although there are not many bugs, it is also a masterpiece of the Three Kingdoms theme in Tomato (in my opinion). There is nothing to say. It just depends on whether you like it. I personally feel that Three Kingdoms is pure without system and gunpowder. Although gunpowder... But after going around in Tomato, this one is not bad. Those who can't stand it can only say that everyone has their own ambitions...

This book is the second best historical book I have read, the first being "The New Qin Empire". It took me 10 days to read this book for the first time. I couldn't put it down. I read it when I had time. I couldn't help but admire it. The second part took 20 days, and the longer I read, the slower it became, and the more I read, the more heartbroken I became. Seeing Pang De die tragically, seeing Wen Chou die tragically, and seeing Bian Xi also rejoicing tragically, my heart ached again and again. The author has a broad mind when writing this book. The characters in the book, both the protagonist and the supporting ones, are all heroes. I agree with him very much. (There are several writing holes in this book. Huo Du was killed by Zhang Qian, so how could he later become a general under Zhuge Liang? Dong Xi was also assassinated by Zhang Qian, but he was still alive later. Ma Dai was awarded the title of first-class viscount twice.)

Overall it's pretty good, and many parts are based on official history. It's not like some mindless time-travel novels, there's no system or anything like that, it's just the protagonist walking step by step, but some characters can't remember clearly, and they die in the first part and then reappear later. Everything else is fine

I have read a lot of Three Kingdoms time travel novels, but this book is the only one worth recommending. The rating of this book is low! ① The beginning is realistic, there is no other time-travel cheat that is both systematic and illogical. The powerful generals do not come just because they want them, but the protagonist has a lot of trouble recruiting them through various designs, and they are not top-notch generals. ②The story is reasonable and does not deviate greatly from history, allowing readers to introduce it into the text. ③The protagonist has no superpowers. Although he has the knowledge of future generations, he can only do things first. No high-tech technology can be mass-produced casually. ④The protagonist has a great personality. In the turbulent era, he is ruthless, decisive in killing, and loves his own people. But when it comes to his own danger, even Zhao Yun can die for himself first. This is the heroic temperament of the late Han Dynasty. ⑤There are not too many poems, books, songs, and tenderness between men and women to make up the number of words, which is great ⑥The overall situation, power struggles, battlefield confrontations, and logistics are described in more depth, and are not mentioned in one stroke like others. Finally: Thank you to the author, come on!

Not bad, time travel should be a career! Being an emperor has a great future.