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To be fair, this book is definitely one of the best among the Three Kingdoms novels. The author's writing is smooth, the narration is vivid, the protagonist's IQ is online, he does not recruit excessively into the harem, and the emotional description is more delicate. I especially like Cai Yan's section, and the plot of the story is basically consistent with the characters and the historical situation at that time. It shows that the author's basic skills are solid and the perception is excellent. If the author continues to write carefully, this book will be a rare and good book.

A rare good book on the Three Kingdoms genre! I hope that the protagonist will unify the world and collect more beauties from all over the world.

Yes, when I saw the score of 8.9, I didn't want to read it at first, but because of the shortage of books, I tried to read it, but I didn't expect it to be so... Awesome!

Big cheers for the author, well written, harem, beautiful 😊 five-star review

It's very interesting. This is probably the most thoughtful Three Kingdoms novel about clan identity that I have read in the past few years. The protagonist has no inhibitions and dares to face his inner thoughts. Unlike other novels of the same type, which are Gu this and Gu Na, this book is a harem novel without a heroine, and there are very few descriptions of female characters.

This book is quite good. There are very few books on the Three Kingdoms that have such an early layout. The current timeline should be before the Yellow Turban Rebellion

From the beginning of reading the book, you can tell that it is a harem pleasure story, and the logic in the pleasure story is good.

This is the kind of harem I like to see, Ness

It's really good. I highly recommend it. Trust me, okay? If you come to fight with me, I will stay with you until the end.

The writing is very good, the reading is smooth, and the dialogue between the characters is quite good. The only thing I personally don't like is the length of the harem. It's not that I don't like harems, but it's too overwhelming, so I just skip the harem content and give the rest 99 points.

The plot is compact, the writing is fluent, and the plot is reasonable. Of course, the plot is awesome, and more than half of the opponent's strategies are useless. From rise to unification, it is a matter of course, suitable for reading. All the magnesium and aluminum that should be collected have not been spared. As an SP, this must be praised.

There is a slight flaw, that is, only a few of the female protagonists have roles in the back, but in order to prevent the plot from being delayed and having less daily routines, this is a completely acceptable minor problem. Then there is the fact that the writing is really good. In an environment where a large number of new Tomato books have childish writing, dry language, and pretend to be sophisticated (actually the writers are getting younger), it is really not easy to find a book with such smooth writing. Go watch it now, don't read the comments, you will understand it just by watching me watch it, catch up to the end in one go, it's very interesting, very interesting.

Looking at the Tomato novels, I see that this one is written fluently and logically. The key is not to procrastinate, to write how to write, and not to write for the sake of water. Although the number of words is small, there is no way, there are gains and losses. If it is not watery, the number of words will inevitably be less, and compared with other ancient emperor novels, this The book's harem is also written very smoothly. I know the focus of the book and will not deliberately describe the harem. It is a harmonizer of the main line of the whole text. It is very good. It is probably because some people don't like the harem or the number of words is small. The rating of this book is only 9.2. If it is true, it should be 9.8. Five-star recommendation.

Five stars. Come on, author. There are only a few books that I can read and still want to read.

A very strong article in a sense! The shortcoming is that it is not Sesei enough and the human language is relatively weak. Except for these two points, almost all are advantages. The biggest difference between this book and other books is... It's not that watery! It's too simple to skip or skip, and it's very comfortable to watch without any feeling of procrastination. The rare starting point, the rare Liu Bei's stroke, and the just-right ending all gave people a bright feeling. Looking forward to the author's next work I forgot to mention it. In fact, instead of collecting all the beauties, focus on portraying a few beauties to have a harem experience. This is a small suggestion.

Yes, the writing is not sloppy, and most of the battles and management are covered in one stroke, and the details are appropriate. The description of the harem focuses on the warmth after marriage, and there is no stomachache plot. The protagonist's IQ is online, so he should do what he needs to do. Finally, I would like to praise the author's narrative, which is great. Maybe it's because I don't really like the details of battles (just like the arena matches in fantasy novels, I write and write a lot, which makes me vomit). Compared with other Three Kingdoms novels, the author's narrative is also very concise. From the progress I can see, the time span is relatively large, and the content of dozens of chapters will not even take less than a month. Maybe this is also the reason why the word count is small. This is the most incompetent author I have ever read. After reading it, the pace of the book is fast, but there are also details. The author has a good grasp of the history of the Three Kingdoms. System presence is extremely low. The protagonist advances very steadily, and the generals slowly withdraw. As for the harem, it is a standard emperor's harem, and the good-looking ones will be taken away immediately. The heir is also very normal. He appears very early and has no role at all in the middle. He is explained at the end. The ending is a bit rushed, but it's also a happy ending, which leaves a bit of suspense (probably because I relied on the system to become an immortal, the author didn't write it).

Not bad, not bad. The biggest advantage is that it is completed immediately. Although it attacks overseas, it does not break away from the Three Kingdoms too much and does not involve too much cultivation of immortality. The Red Mansion next door is also very good, but it's a pity that it's too much, and it reminds me of the alien world of Tianyuan. It's tasteless, which lowers my evaluation. It's actually good that this Three Kingdoms can end it directly after mentioning the cultivation of immortals. It leaves some room for the aftertaste.

I can only say that it is very good. If nothing else, it has beaten 80% of the Three Kingdoms novels in that it has a beginning and an end. Secondly, the content is relatively fluent, there are no poisonous points, and you can read it in one sitting. The only fly in the ointment is that the author's grasp of the harem is not very good. Many female relatives disappear after taking them in. Regarding this point, one still has to follow Xiaojiu [Like]

It's very beautiful, super exciting, and there are so many beauties waiting for you.

Yes, unlike other Three Kingdoms novels, this book is well-written, with a fluent plot that weakens the battlefield. It focuses on describing the characters and the development of forces. The words and sentences in the book are quite ancient. It can be seen that the author has put a lot of thought into it. The plot is basically divorced from the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and the setting is biased toward the Three Kingdoms. The emotional line is well described. In short, it is worth reading.

This is the first time I have read a novel with the princes and kings of the Han Dynasty as the protagonists in Three Kingdoms. It is not bad. I stayed up late to read it and it was quite good.

Super exciting, no poison or urine in the whole process The language is refined and the plot is rich. All aspects of domestic affairs, diplomacy, and military harem are well written and exciting. Moreover, it is not mixed with water, it is finished when it is time to finish, and the author retreats bravely at the peak period. The author is really awesome. I highly recommend this book

Overall, it's very good, but there are so many harems that I can't remember them all. The rhythm, plot, and character descriptions are all excellent. It would be nice if there were more details, such as what kind of games do you play in the room with your wives and concubines at night? [Sinister smile]

Not bad, not bad. Although it is a bit awkward to read in some places, I can't fault it too much, especially the ending is very timely, unexpected and reasonable. What makes me most happy is that there is no Liu Bei in this book (I just mentioned it, the protagonist joined the Yellow Turban Army, Liu Bei did not get up, and went to do business). Otherwise, like other novels, describing him crying and crying all day long about recruiting talents, it would be very disgusting. Whether it is true benevolence or righteousness or wearing a skin, it doesn't matter, after all, the big-eared thief has not risen [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh] Keep up the good work, come on!

I have read dozens of chapters, and they are all very good. There is nothing to say about the characterization, the timing of appearances, the time and place, etc. The only shortcoming is that there is a system but no values. We have a system. It would be better to get some values. This book focuses on 1: A series of people-oriented policy and system reforms, etc. 2: Everyone's favorite female ticket from the Three Kingdoms (Emperor's Harem) Attached: Description of characters and war strategies and struggle for hegemony

It's pretty good, you can watch it in its entirety, there aren't many obvious flaws, and even though she has a harem, the heroine at least has an above-average IQ. And the logical thinking is pretty normal.

Overall, it's pretty good, because among the many Three Kingdoms-themed books I've read, this one at least respects the historical trajectories of the characters in the Three Kingdoms. The existence of the system is awkward but doesn't have a serious impact on the drama. The main reason is that there are too many female characters, and they become a collection of beauties.

The advantage is that it is clean and tidy, not sloppy at all, has a positive outlook on life, and has a good mentality. It not only respects ancient thinking, but also incorporates modern people's concepts. There is no strange sense of superiority. IQ Online, some of the content is quite sophisticated. The shortcoming is that the Chunqiu style of writing is not passionate enough. Overall it's a good one

The rhythm of this novel is very well controlled, and the author also has a good historical background. However, some of the protagonist's ideas are a little immature and a little unrealistic. Overall, it is considered a good work among tomato novels.

Different from the general Three Kingdoms novels, there is less heroism, fewer battles and descriptions of generals, and more about how to use troops and the steady fight with abundant manpower and money. The harem is also well organized. The occasional love pets are interspersed to keep it from being boring, and the hooks are relatively small, including the whole map's eyes and various abilities that can be exchanged. Overall, this book can be regarded as a rare high-quality Three Kingdoms novel.