Three Kingdoms: Start with Zhang Feicong to Fight Against the Yellow Turbans

With all my heart, I will go with you, and I hope that the moonlight will shine on you The snow between the brows hides the feelings, and the eyes are full of green mountains and the sky is far away Offer destiny to heaven, don't envy immortals, lean on the human world in the dim light of fireworks Rouge Snow, Lover, Begonia Jingyu Rouge Through Lan Ruoci, looking at each other, only envy the mandarin ducks but not the immortals Send a message to the bright moon, there are endless people coming and going, wandering with infatuated thoughts Playing with strings, people and foxes are rebellious, boiling water is boiling and the heart is hard to shut up The warden, the general weep, who will be happy with the end of the old friend's play? Dongfeng Zhi, forget the oath, the clouds are deep and don't know how to ride together In troubled times, I hope you will return. I have been fighting for many years. What year is this? Fight against Lingxiao, fight against the sky, stand alone in the world and defeat Lingxiao The thieves are about to go, why stop? I'm waiting in the wind and snow alone to welcome them. Red wishes, lover's thoughts, how can we fall in love even though we are separated by mountains and seas? Falling love, my heart is hard to calm down, a kind of lovesickness flower is drifting away At dusk, tears roll down my face, deceiving the world into laughing at Kunlun How can we look forward to each other on the sentimental shore? I sigh infatuatedly while drinking horses from Changchuan River Worship without worries, there is nowhere to worry, the eternal absurdity will remain in the palace Dreams come back, painting Shanluan, cicadas blooming together under the acacia tree I hate my wasted life, guarding the city alone, wandering around alone, my heart has gone crazy The general is tired of leaving, the river is tired of leaving, the road has long forgotten to return and is tired of leaving. How can a song, a sentiment be harmonious, and a madman can play the flute thoroughly? Leaving people in mourning, fighting on the battlefield, the songs can never end the flames of war in troubled times The pipa is playing, the toads are in the mausoleum, and the sound of the piano is peaceful Guanshan wine, kill the enemy bandits, guard the mountains and rivers thousands of miles away Books written by mountains and seas are separated by mountains and seas. Books separated by mountains and seas can be sent Guanghan Palace, I wish to become a firefly, just to accompany you again Not a chivalrous person, indifferent to fame and fortune, walking around the world with a sword in the world of mortals

Wonderful and worth watching

I have read more than 50 chapters now, and half of them are still very good so far. I would like to ask the author whether Dong Zhuo will still go to Beijing in the following plots. If he does, will there still be an alliance to defeat Dong? If there is an alliance, will Yuan Shao still be the leader? Will there still be plots such as moving the capital to Chang'an and burning Luoyang? As far as development is concerned, the protagonist should be able to get some development by the time Liu Hong dies! Maybe some plot changes can be made, but if it is still written according to the original script, there will be nothing new. I hope the author can add something different. Write something different and exciting. I have read a lot of Three Kingdoms novels, and as long as the timeline starts before Dong Dong, the plot of Dong Dong is basically carved out of the same mold, and there is nothing new.

The overall feeling is pretty good, a writing that the author seems to have not escaped from history. I personally believe that history should be the background, and the core should be the story of the protagonist growing up and conquering the world. However, the author has made history a little too restrictive. This is not to say that he has transformed historical facts. On the contrary, strict textual research is the highlight of this book. Specifically, there are two problems. First, this book is not a Romance of the Three Kingdoms. It is not a large historical group portrait. It has a clear protagonist, so there is no need to write too much about other people's affairs. There is no need to write in such detail about Yuan Shao's plans for Jizhou. It seems very watery. This is a problem in the detailed arrangement caused by the excessive pursuit of the historical sense of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Second, we are not bold enough in recruiting talents. The author always says that it is too far away to recruit. Isn't that what the powerful Taiping Guards and Scouts do? Once you know the location, you can at least recruit them. Whether it succeeds or not, the key is to take action. Authors should break similar historical restrictions, because watching the protagonist recruit talents from all over the world is also the key to reading historical novels, especially the Three Kingdoms novels. Come on, author! There is a reason for the low score. A time traveler has given up all his talents to others. No matter how cowardly he is, there are fewer people. It is so embarrassing for the time traveler.

A good book, it can be regarded as a true history. Although there are some mixed romances, it is also very comfortable. It will not make people feel stomach-churning like some pure romance novels. I just hope that the author can give Yan Liangwen Chou Ji Ling a good death. Ji Ling is considered a general. Although Yan Liang Wenchou cannot lead the army, his bravery is the best in Hebei. I hope it can give generals like the Yuan family a chance to really show off their skills.

A very good book. Although it is a time-travel novel, it is written like a regular history book, without any system or exaggeration (cannons and guns did not appear in the Cold Weapon Age). The writing is good, the characters are delicately drawn, the emotions are rich, and the national integrity is high. Maybe it's another ending of the Three Kingdoms that everyone dreams of. The word count is just within the acceptable range. Recommended reading. I hope the author will continue to write many good books. (The only complaint I have is that the titles of Tomato's books are very strange)

Well written, well written, and rich in content.

The narration of the story is smooth and the reading experience is good!

This is the only novel about the Three Kingdoms that I have read in Tomato. The author's writing is good and he can write such a soul-stirring feeling, and the word count is not bad!

How to put it, as an old bookworm for almost 20 years, I will simply say that this book is the best one I have read in the Three Kingdoms genre in the past year. In the situation where most books are overflowing with systematic texts and random writing without checking the Three Kingdoms literature, it can be regarded as a masterpiece. First of all, the individual military commanders mentioned here may not be known to many authors who have written books on the Three Kingdoms. It is obvious that the author has also put in the effort. Yes, I was quite pleasantly surprised. Secondly, the plot is quite compact. At least there are relatively few words that are simply made up, so it is relatively conscientious. In the end, it does have some shortcomings, and it still has the characteristics of a refreshing novel. Of course, this is the norm, and it is not a big problem. The writing can also be improved by learning from the masters. The plot can be appropriately specific, and many readers will also think about it when reading the book. Final summary: Overall, it is good and worth reading. I also wish the author to write better works. Just my personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it, thank you

It's rare to find a Three Kingdoms time travel novel with no system or plug-ins. Overall, it's quite exciting. The male protagonist is well-rounded, ambitious, and passionate. The author doesn't write about bloody emotional disputes in a large space, and he doesn't want to write about the Three Kingdoms like other Three Kingdoms time travel novels. All the beauties are included in the harem, and all the historical figures who appear in the article are basically vividly portrayed by the author. The ending is also touching and emotional. It would be great if there really was such a time traveler in history who turned the tide and changed the dark history of Wuhuanhua.

It's just that the pace is a bit slow, but otherwise it's okay. There were many plots that made me cry, but there were also lengthy plots. Human beings cannot be perfect. Overall, it's a good book.

This book in Tomato can still be rated as five stars. The author has put in a certain amount of effort and it is enough to write the Three Kingdoms novel in a reasonable and orderly manner. However, small flaws aside, I think the biggest problem is that there are too many chapters about fighting the national flowers in the north. There are more than 70 chapters, and this is when Yuan Shao has not been eliminated and Yecheng has not been captured. In fact, it's totally fine to compress it to 30 chapters. What we want to see more is the battle of wits and courage with the princes. This is the main theme of the Three Kingdoms. If you want to see the nomads in the north, you might as well write about the Song Dynasty. Keep up the good work and become stronger together. [Praise]

Overall, this book is very well written, much better than many Three Kingdoms novels, and the plot is reasonable. . . Not abrupt or aggrieved. . ! ! The author's writing style is also good and worth reading. ! ! ! I seem to have read this book before, but I suddenly came across it today and started reading it again. After reading more than ten chapters, I didn't want to continue. The protagonist is neither outstanding nor systematic. From the beginning, I only found half of Guan and Zhang. I would rather find Guan Yu than Zhang Fei. It's really boring. . .

The whole thing can be like nine points, which is in line with historical development. It also really describes the characteristics of each hero, especially Cao Cao: a capable minister in prosperous times and a hero in troubled times. Even Liu Bei was too wronged to appear and died early [laughing and crying] Those who have three points in the world belong to Liu Bei Xianga The poisonous point is the various names the protagonist used for characters in the early stage, as well as the modern terms that pop up from time to time. Although I know it is just to make fun of me, it is very uncomfortable.

A wonderful novel about the Three Kingdoms, very interesting to read, especially the part about the grassland. The only thing that feels a little strange is that the role of the counselor in the book always feels like a green leaf, serving as a foil to the protagonist. Of course it could be that I am asking for too much. Overall, worth recommending

I have finished reading it. It is a good book that brought tears to my eyes. And it's not bad. It's also a subject I've always wanted to see. The protagonist can become the emperor himself. And there are no scenes where Liu Paopao is forced to play, which I think is great. I like it very much, so I give it five stars. It is also highly recommended for everyone to watch.

One of the few Three Kingdoms that can see the ending. The plot is quite rigorous and the character settings are also very good. Truly achieved the unification of the Three Kingdoms. Nothing that was ahead of its time. Not bad. It's worth watching.

I am deeply touched. I am deeply impressed by the author's writing in some parts. Having regrets is a kind of life experience. I also believe that facts cannot be perfect and regrets are inevitable. Overall, it is a good book. It is considered a relatively high-quality Three Kingdoms novel in FQ. I hope the author will continue to publish books [Love]

I saw more than two hundred chapters before and forgot what to write. I saw it again on the recommendation and gave it a good review. If you write about the Three Kingdoms next time, just write: In the beginning, the daughter of the thief Cao, forcibly recommending Lu Bu [laughing][laughing][laughing]

Cao Cao is truly a national hero! It's a pity that the Sima clan was not killed early! After reading so many novels about the Three Kingdoms, this one is the most consistent with my understanding of the Three Kingdoms and my personal way of playing the Three Kingdoms, in which one plays the role of development and decides the world in one battle.

It's a good book, with tenderness in the iron blood. It can be seen from this that the author is working very hard. Although it is slower, he is working very hard. Those who hate the author can be treated as if they are deaf!

Overall, this book is okay! There is no system summon class, which is actually more exciting sometimes! Especially the description of human nature in this book is very good! Deeply touching!

There are a lot of flaws, but the author is very attentive, and it can be regarded as a very good novel among the Three Kingdoms.

Recently, I have become obsessed with novels about traveling through the Three Kingdoms. I have read many books and I just want to review this one. Many Three Kingdoms novels have male protagonists who are powerful, generals, counselors, and beauties. The characters in this book are wonderful, and the content is progressive and fascinating. It makes people want to keep reading. I like it very much. I highly recommend it [like][like][like]

The author has worked hard, and this book has ups and downs and is constantly exciting. The pathos is touching! ! ! Great book!

Overall, it's very good. The plot, scenes, and language are very well thought out. It's a Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

The strategy is pretty good, but the territory management is not very good. But the war scenes are the best among the Three Kingdoms themes that I have seen. They are relatively unique and have no flaws. There are very few novels that I can finish reading now, but this one is overall good.

I have read a lot of Three Kingdoms. There is nothing in this book that exceeds common sense in terms of combat power. The protagonist always adheres to the belief of putting people first. At the end of the whole book, when I see the gray hair of Jia Xu, who has been fighting the world with the protagonist, I really feel the most precious emotion between monarchs and ministers. It is a really good book and I highly recommend reading it.

It's so real, so real that I can't bear to look at it, and I can't bear to continue reading! This book perfectly restores the character and characteristics of the characters, such as the heroic Cao Cao, Cao Mengde, the dead bones in the tomb, Yuan Shao, Yuan Benchu, as well as the hypocritical ones, Liu Bei, Liu Xuande (everyone has their own opinion), the loyal Guan Yunchang and Crouching Dragon Zhuge Kongming! !