What If the Three Kingdoms Had a Friends Circle?

Default notebook Recognition: Rui, Rui, Qiao, Jie, Huan, Yuanyang, Wu, Mao, Su, Fan, Han, Ju, Yi, Jian, Fu, Wei, Yan, Mao, Jing, Xing, Jue, Si, Xu, Xun, Yu, Yu,, , , ,,,,,,, cong, xun,,,,,,,, beard, dad,(send me the one you recognize)

Why do weird things like pictures appear?

The author has great skill in writing history in such an interesting way. He not only follows official historical records, but also adds many ridiculous jokes about the present. It opened my eyes. I like it very much. I must give it a thumbs up! Looking forward to the author's other masterpieces!

This book show is very similar to the one whose title seems to be The Emperor's Chat Group, show

Every time I read this book, I feel very emotional and emotional. Every time I think to myself: I finally bought a mobile phone that can view pictures! ! !

If you want to improve the readability of books, then illustrations are a good way to do it, and this book does just that. It makes the story of the Three Kingdoms more vivid through the use of pictures and text. It explains about Guan Yu, who was both wise and brave, and he was honored as the "Guan Sheng Emperor". He was a brave and loyal general who played an important role in Liu Bei's unification of Shu. Cao Mengde was honored as "Emperor Cao Wu". He was a military strategist, politician and cultural figure who played an important role in unifying the north and confronting Liu Bei and Sun Quan.

I listened to a funny talk about the real timeline and important events of the Three Kingdoms. The book is easy to understand, simple and clear, and there are pictures that children can understand. It also refutes rumors about the Romance of the Three Kingdoms and restores historical authenticity. We Chinese should understand our history. It is worth recommending and a huge thumbs up👍

The author maintains the comic mode and follows the original historical development sequence, telling various events in the Three Kingdoms and important figures in the Three Kingdoms. Maybe the author and a certain type of readers prefer this way of telling history, because it doesn't make people feel boring and can even be said to be very interesting. However, it is not recommended for individuals to tell history in this mode. Because it is very different from the original history and cannot be equated with formal history books. It is also a bit exaggerated and lacks a sense of awe for history and culture.

This is a book that reinterprets the history of the Three Kingdoms in a humorous way. The author shows the interactions and personalities of historical figures by placing them in the context of modern social media. This book uses a humorous language style, through simulated social media interfaces and character dialogues, to outline a historical picture full of interest and imagination. The author uses unique creativity and perspective to bring readers a lively and interesting reading experience. This book not only allows people to re-understand the history of the Three Kingdoms, but also gives readers a relaxing and entertaining reading experience. Through humor and satire, it allows people to think about the wisdom and behavior of historical figures in laughter.

The circle of friends of us ordinary people is so rich and colorful that it is hard to stop. What would it be like if the characters in the Three Kingdoms also had a circle of friends? This book accurately follows the chronological order and reproduces that period of tumultuous history from a new "circle of friends" perspective. Different from the previous serious history that was boring and made people sleepy when reading, this book skillfully chooses to tell this history to readers vividly in the form of comics and interesting paragraphs. It not only pays attention to retaining the original appearance of history, but also weakens the difficulty of the history of the Three Kingdoms to a certain extent, so that more readers can fall in love with the Three Kingdoms and history easily, happily and without pressure.