Fighting in the Three Kingdoms with the Yellow Turban Warriors

Read the introduction first! Introduction! Introduction! The beep system is scum. There are no tasks, drawing cards, and signing in. In the digitalized Three Kingdoms, the destructive power of generals has been greatly enhanced, and the role of elite units will also be greatly enhanced, even turning the tide of the war. This book refers to various materials and tries its best to restore the personalities, ages, and family backgrounds of various historical figures, so that readers will not be so surprised when they see familiar figures. Of course, there will be some nuances in the character creation. Please forgive me for the author's own subjective opinions. The first volume is to keep a low profile, to be slow, to be slow, to be slow, and the main purpose is to accumulate reputation. In the second volume, the sword points at Luoyang and begins to fight fiercely. There will be a lot of foreshadowing in the early stage, and the official plot of The Iron Horse will officially begin after the Dong Zhuo Rebellion. That's all I can think of for the moment. Finally, welcome all of you to our world of the Three Kingdoms.

It is an extremely rare novel on the theme of the Three Kingdoms. The author has carefully studied the history of the Three Kingdoms at the end of the Han Dynasty, and the protagonist is fleshed out and fleshed out. The supporting characters are also carefully crafted by the author, showing the bravery of the generals and the resourcefulness of the counselors appropriately, and the care is visible. The plot is naturally more novel, and it is rare to have the Yellow Turban Army as the protagonist's position. I think the reason for the low rating is that the plot pace is too slow. For many people, reading online articles is like eating fast food. Most of them read in a hurry. In fact, a slowly polished work like this requires readers to read patiently and carefully in order to appreciate the essence of the book. Worth a five-star rating! !

I can't write an 800-word book review, but because of the author's sincerity, I reluctantly gave it a try. Author, what you wrote is a novel and it is a time-travel type, not a history book. It is a good act for you to combine the Three Kingdoms and the Romance of the Three Kingdoms for reference. I believe you can write a good book. The golden finger has very little effect on the pig's feet. This is a good phenomenon. It may also be because your book is a slow-burning one. I just hope that the author won't make the system and pig's feet too awesome, like creating a blunderbuss or something. If it is more legal to win for pig's feet, you can make gunpowder or more advanced ancient cold weapons. I also know that most of this type of books will open up a harem, but don't go too far and write about pig's feet, including a sixty-year-old old lady and a newborn baby. Another thing is to make it more difficult to cast spells. Don't cast them casually. You have to pay a certain price. Some small spells are fine, such as the Kamikaze series. Otherwise, you may have to talk about cultivating immortals later on. Or maybe you originally arranged for pig's feet to unify the earth and then ascend to other worlds or pig's feet are the ones who save the universe. That's all. There may not be 800 words to say, but I have tried my best.

Seeing that you are such a yin, I will give you a good review. The author writes well and has a certain understanding of the history of the Three Kingdoms. Except for the first two or three pictures that were a bit unpleasant to look at, the rest were fine. What makes me feel a little dissatisfied is actually the setting. After all, some first-class generals are famous for their attack speed, while some are famous for their superior force. For example, people like Zhou Cang and Xu Chu who are born with divine power. The three disciples of Guoyuan are the most famous for their attack speed. The spear kings of the North are Zhang Ren and Zhao Yun. And the setting is actually very unbalanced, just like other Three Kingdoms novels. Military generals and scribes have much higher attributes than ordinary people. I really don't agree with this. Military generals may be superior to the people except in terms of intelligence. (After all, many military commanders are ordinary people with natural powers. Those from aristocratic families usually have higher intelligence as commanders. Because of acquired training, all attributes are higher than those of ordinary people.) Take Zhang He for example. In fact, in my opinion, this is the most underestimated character in the entire Three Kingdoms. His commander value can actually reach the peak of the entire Three Kingdoms, although his force value may only be at the lower end of the second rate. In fact, I recommend the attributes of the people. The force value is 40, the physical value is 50, and the intelligence value is 20. These are considered basic attributes. Malnutrition will be counted separately. Let's say 35. The physical value is 40. Intelligence values ​​do not need to change. If you have never read a book or have low knowledge. Usually it will not exceed 25. For example, Zhang Fei's intelligence may only be around 33. After all, he is rich and his family is rich. The knowledge is a little higher than that of ordinary people. As for soldiers, ordinary soldiers above 50 are about the same, over 75 into the third rate, over 85 into the second rate, and over 100 into the first rate. Over 110 goes to the top. After the age of 45, various attributes gradually decline. After all, you can gradually increase your martial arts value through training and challenges. The same goes for scribes. However, the top level of intelligence is 180, so the intelligence attributes will be uneven, but the difference in attributes at each level is actually not very big. The main thing is to look at the overall situation. For example, if you take the current literary giant, his intelligence may be so high, but he may not be suitable to be a counselor. The review is almost done. I originally wanted to give it 5 stars, but then I thought about it and gave it 4 stars. In fact, it can be written, but you don't have to be so fussy. Can you not write it so passionately? It's a bit silly. And it's hard to show how passionate it is in novels. Even if it's a popular character, I can tolerate it for you, but I really can't tolerate this. The world is in chaos, why don't you calm me down a little bit? It's easy to die if you are too passionate. Although the background of this novel is a bit like the Three Kingdoms, it feels like I have traveled to another world. In that era, magic has not been completely extinct. But I've probably read half of it now. The number of words is too small, and Dong Zhuo hasn't even entered Beijing yet. It's a bit silly to still recruit talents here. But the logic here is much better than in the other three countries. Unlike the other Three Kingdoms, you can wave your generals and counselors and they will follow you directly. There is always a recruitment process. What I am most satisfied with about this book is its logic, but the communication of public attributes still makes me very dissatisfied. There are so many Three Kingdoms novels, but none of them have made changes. If there is one, please tell me which one it is so that I can read it. (｡ ͡° ͜ ʖ ͡° )=͟͟͞͞)🌹In general, it is like this. It can barely be regarded as a good book. The book of the Three Kingdoms is already very good so far. It's a bit fantasy, so be it. If there's anything bad later, I'll just use the modifier to change it to 0 points. . ๑ ᷇ 𖥦 ᷆๑)♡ 𓂃◌

I give it a thumbs up. It's different from other Three Kingdoms genres. It gives people a strong sense of immersion. The author's historical background introduction is very detailed. You can learn history while reading the novel. I give it a thumbs up🐂🍺

Super beautiful (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡Recommended sincerely. Well written. The author is a thief and a thief. The most important thing is that the author said that he will not mess with technology. Bookworms can eat it with confidence.

I no longer remember my enlightenment novel, but I still remember the second book. That book was similar to this one, both written by the Yellow Turban camp. It was very enjoyable to read Shuangwen at that time, but now it's very uncomfortable to read that kind of routine. You know, old bookworms understand that feeling. This book gave me the same feeling of enjoyable writing as it did back then, but how can I say that it's not boring? It's like eating fat meat, right? It gives people a feeling of being fat but not greasy. When I watched Romance of the Three Kingdoms for the first time, I felt the same way, but right! It's a little bit worse than it was back then, but it's still pretty good. The Romance of the Three Kingdoms is a famous book after all. The author can do this, which is already very impressive, quite amazing. In addition, there are very few people writing Yellow Turbans nowadays. I'm very happy to see such a fresh and refined Yellow Turban book. Please keep writing it. [I don't mean to insult the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, please don't troll me, thank you, I'm afraid of being trolled]

Not bad, it looks good, come on!

Nice writing👌👍Come on💪

This book can be given five stars, but it is a pity that the author abandoned many details to speed up the completion of the book. He set the Xuanhuang level of the world but even the protagonist only had a Xuan level horse to maintain the world until it was almost unified. . . If the author later opens up a new world to conquer, just pretend that I didn't say itヽ(￣д￣;)ノ