Three Kingdoms: Zhuge Liang Borrowed Arrows from a Straw Boat, I Gave Him 100,000 Rockets

It was noon on the day of hoeing, so it was very hard to go to work. After going to school all morning, I still have to go to school in the afternoon. If you don't have enough money to spend, your heart will be even more painful. For a good life, work hard.

Great support from the author. The article is very good, but Guan Yu is a bit of a pity. If Guan Yu could be accepted by the protagonist, it would be perfect.

There is a scene in which Uncle Liu Huang leads his people across the river. It is said that one hundred thousand people are trying to block Liu Bei's sword. This is something I didn't know after reading the novel no less than twenty times. When I read it, I was extremely shocked. It turned out that such an operation could be done. This shows that the author's ability is definitely top-notch. A series of cool operations abound, and as a time traveler, there are no objects that are too buggy, making the content richer and not too obtrusive. The only shortcoming is that there are too few updates, which is not enough to watch (dog head saves life)

I stayed up all night to finish it, and there are so many updates in just two days. The author's output is very high, and the quality is also very good. I would like to give you a five-star review!

In order of precedence, Huang Yueying (Guo Yu) Guan Yinping (Guo Ming) Qiao Ying Qiao Qian (Guo Xian) Zhang Tong (Guo Xuan) Sun Shangxiang Cao Jie Cao Xian (Guo Yong) Cao Hua Aman Xi Lin Lu Lingqi Xiao Yiran (Guo Sheng) Jingchen Minghe Xiao Mo Sixteen wives, four sons and two daughters, prosperous people, beautiful blessings [laughing and crying]

It's still very interesting, and it's the only Three Kingdoms book on my bookshelf.

It would be great if the protagonist could find a way to take Sima Wei under his wing. I have never seen a novel about Sima Wei as a counselor.

It feels like a cool novel, but there are always a lot of villains, and there are also a lot of bad things, such as insufficient details, especially [sneaky smile] [sneaky smile] [sneaky smile], Wei Wuyi Feng understands that I won't go into details.

Why was Yang Xiu killed by Cao Cao? You can predict the general trend, and you can know the little things. Knowing in advance that he was carrying Adou, Jiang Qian stole books, led Pang Tong to offer plans, Zhang Song offered maps, etc., Cao Cao would have killed those who were out of control. The protagonist is written a little more reservedly.

It's still very beautiful. Come on, the author.

Better than those poorly written and brainless Three Kingdoms

This book is okay! Why is the rating so low? Although the author's writing skills are a bit lacking, the plot is pretty good. It's much better than many Three Kingdoms Rebirth books. I have no problem giving this book 5 stars.

This book was arranged to drop from 9.2 To 7.9 In two days.

I think it's pretty good, at least better than 60% of the current Three Kingdoms chapters. I think you can read Chapter 263 and below. They're all quite good. The descriptions of the harem and so on are pretty good, but not many characters are portrayed well and realistically. If you like this type of package, you can read it. It didn't make me feel nauseous. In other Three Kingdoms, some people have harems just like stallions, or they just find maids. In this book, he didn't describe that aspect at all. He didn't write that kind of disgusting description, so it didn't make me feel sick to my stomach. I already thought it was quite good. Most of them made me feel very disgusted when they looked at it. But after reading the comment section, I will start practicing later. I don't understand it very well, but I have to read it before talking. At least I think this male protagonist is a normal person The descriptions are also very realistic. They are not the kind of things that are instantaneous. They are all very normal descriptions. I have watched a lot of fast-paced plots where many characters were eliminated directly, or plots that insulted the characters. I think this plot did not insult the characters, but was described normally. There was no malicious intention to smear any role. I thought it was pretty good. Or maybe I had eaten too much shit, so I suddenly thought, why is it so delicious? Let's take a look at it later. If the cultivation article is really unfinished, I'll comment again. Afraid of ending, I might as well run away, Chapter 263, it was fun to watch before, you

It's okay. Mainly because I don't have much to read now. Some of the characters in it are poorly written. For example, Guan Yu, Liu Bei, Sun Quan and others were severely suppressed by the author. In terms of plot, I think it's okay. It's mainly a matter of character image. I don't want to say anything else. I just have to read it for myself. I don't know when it will be finished [face covering] [face covering] [face covering] I hope the author will work hard.

After more than 150 chapters, a divination came out, and a bunch of people who didn't understand were talking about cultivating immortals. Come on, those things invented by the ancients are useful. Now there are also Zhouyi and Bagua. These can be used to calculate the future and the past. People like Liu Bowen, Zhang Liang, Zhuge Villager Yuan Tiangang, etc. Could observe the sky. Have you heard of the Tang Dynasty push back diagram? That thing predicted hundreds of years of history. Therefore, not all abilities to predict the future are called cultivating immortals [smile][smile]

What was written before is very good. Why do we need to create a fairy way later? The good mortal world is messed up.

After reading it for a while, the theme of this book should be about how powerful the protagonist's strategy is, right? After reading it, I don't know what's going on. I don't know whether the author's wording is not profound enough or whether his expressive ability is a bit lacking. The entire story emphasizes how awesome the protagonist's strategy is, and various celebrities praise him for his greatness. But the fact is that it feels so-so, like a newbie in writing. Unlike some veterans, when they come up with an idea, they will analyze the feasibility of the idea from many aspects. Rather than taking it for granted like the author. Of course, it's great to be able to write like this. I give you a thumbs up.

If they were separated, they would be two good books. The early writing was very good, but the sudden switch to fantasy was a bit of a failure. If you want to switch to fantasy, you should make some preparations at the beginning, such as adding a few chapters of Zuo Ci and Zhang Jiao, who are already fantasy characters in the Three Kingdoms. This will make everyone more accepting of the switch to fantasy. Many details are written well.

It's much better than the ones I've read before about fighting for hegemony. It's a pity that the author didn't write about brotherhood.

It is very well written. If you hold a history textbook in your left hand and count with your right hand, you can know the major events in the world. Repaying evil with kindness will not only not retaliate against the person who took her hostage, but will also bandage her wounds to help her recover. [Sinister smile]

The early stage is good, the mid-term is fast, but in the later stage, the magic starts to increase, and the force value collapses due to forced cultivation. It is heart-wrenching to watch the opponent who cannot be killed no matter what.

I feel pretty good, but I really don't understand them (why are they so fussy about this when it's just a novel)?

Well, as a time traveler, Guo Tai has never been defeated since he became an official. He seizes territory, builds fire guns, recruits Zhao Yun, recruits Jiang Wei, destroys Zhou Yu, kills Pang Tong, and sees through Zhuge Liang's tricks. It's all very good, but I'm still looking forward to the following content, so I'll give it four stars first.

I saw that this book was finished a few days ago, and after a while I saw that it was being updated. After I went to the island, I felt that this book was no longer about the Three Kingdoms, but was completely about Guo Tai's fantasy adventures.

The Three Kingdoms chapter is okay, very exciting, but the follow-up fantasy chapter is not much to watch.

One hundred thousand rockets came in the direction of the wind and directly burned Cao Cao's base camp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

After all, it is finished. . Although I gave up on the book halfway through, I still give you five stars to encourage you.

Although he later became an immortal, this is still a good book, especially the plot of Guan Yu cuckolding Liu Bei is a wonderful plot, you must read it [sneaky laugh]

For Brother Bi's sake, I'll give it five stars first and then make a review. There are no flaws so far (I haven't seen the ones mentioned in the book review, so I'm selectively blind for the time being) OK, I understand