Three Kingdoms: The Han Dynasty Rises Again

This book is very well written from the perspective of the Shu Han Dynasty. It vividly depicts the protagonist's identity as an emperor. It can be rated as a seven points. The fly in the ointment is that although there is more space to write about Zhuge Liang and Zhao Yun, it is obviously not strong enough to portray the characters. The author's idea is to increase the emperor's centralization and power struggle and weaken Zhuge Liang's power as the former prime minister, which is correct. But what the author did not take into account is that Zhuge Liang, as a Zhengzheng veteran respected by the Chinese for countless years, has been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. This eagerness to portray a Zhuge Liang character exclusive to this article actually makes little sense. He changed from a loyal minister among powerful ministers to a simple powerful minister, at least for now. Generally speaking, the characters in this book are well portrayed, and it is a novel worth reading on Tomato.

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I asked the author, when the Northern Expedition troops left Jianmen, where were there so many Zhang Jiangwei? I hope the author will reply

It's a good historical text, but it feels like it's going too fast. Time goes by slowly and things get done much better

Very good-looking and very level

Is this book no longer written? [What] [What]

Has the author entered the palace?

It's still a pretty good protagonist who doesn't like to go into battle to kill enemies. After all, a gentleman doesn't stand under a dangerous wall, and he especially likes to arrange troops and strategize.

This rating is a bit low, but I personally think it looks good.

Like this book very much.