Three Kingdoms: In Cao Cao's Camp, Facing Red Cliffs from the Start
三国：人在曹营，开局赤壁
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High-Quality Three Kingdoms Novels
A transmigration story, the identity doesn't matter as long as it's high-status, but not the emperor. The protagonist should know history well and anticipate the enemy's moves, but shouldn't become a ruler. Don't deliberately denigrate certain historical figures or invent contrived schemes within schemes just to make the protagonist look clever. Nothing too short or weak, and it shouldn't lose steam halfway through. Around a million words.
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Three Kingdoms, No System, War for Supremacy, Political Intrigue
Three Kingdoms Stories Rated 9.0 or Higher, with an Incredibly Handsome Protagonist and a Cavalry-Focused Army
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An analysis of the current chapter of this book. Ye Li, Nan Yan. The author initially wanted to write a system, probably to make the protagonist's resourcefulness a matter of course and not seem too inconsistent, but as he continued writing, he forgot about this system and changed the focus of the article to the battle of wits between the protagonist and Zhou Yu and Zhuge. The current response is also very good, outsmarting them - even relying on the power of the prophet is much better than using a plug-in to defeat them. There are no major logical problems for the time being. The IQs of the protagonist and supporting characters are online, and all the strategies are not made up. At present, it seems that there is no phenomenon of discrediting the enemy characters by highlighting the protagonist, and it does not even seem to follow the narrow-minded setting of Zhou Yu in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. The article is fast-paced and almost always consists of a series of strategies. The author is very good at using the characters' dialogue to promote the development of the plot. Although there is sometimes some nonsense, it is not serious. The only thing I have a slight opinion about is the self-titled "This Governor". In my opinion, it gives people a very arrogant feeling, but this is not an important matter.
I personally think this book is actually quite good. The only fly in the ointment is that he writes about the system settings at the beginning, but the further you look at it, you will find that this system is of little use, and he didn't mention it at all. So much so that until I finished reading the current updates, I completely forgot about the existence of the system, and it felt like the system was just a redundant setting. If the system is really useful later, I hope the system can give him a force value, a so-called improvement, because I feel that the protagonist may be a little weak in terms of force. But in general, the protagonist's personality has become different from the beginning to the end, which I think is pretty good. I like the character of the protagonist, and I also wish there was no female protagonist in this book. Of course, in the end, I also hope that this book will get better and better.
The system documentation that was promised disappeared as soon as the system came out, hahaha
So far, it looks pretty good and is in my taste, but there is a system that always feels like it doesn't exist, but there's nothing wrong with it.
This book is very good to read. The system that suppressed those brainless Three Kingdoms problems that appeared in the early stage seems to have never appeared. If it weren't for the comment area, I would have forgotten about the system😱
This part at the end is really what I like. I can't help but see Cao Cao's miserable expression. Haha, come on, author, why can't anyone find it in the search? So damn pretty, woo woo woo
Author, did you forget something? Where is the system? What about the protagonist's freshman system?
I read this book seriously, and I have to be thoughtful, but don't worry about it. This is the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and it is an alternate version of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. If you don't understand, ask me.
It's well written, I wish there wasn't a female protagonist.
This is a book that made me forget about the system! The logic in the book is rigorous, and the strategies are all traceable. The writing style is also okay. I just don't understand why the score is not high?