The Great Warlord of Xiliang in the Three Kingdoms

The writing is very good, and it is basically in line with practical logic. Please continue to keep it in mind and not be deviated from reality.

Some people are skilled in martial arts, but died young. They do not necessarily have to be his subordinates according to the original name of the Three Kingdoms. The author has established several characters himself. Many people are just unknown and not really incompetent. I hope the map is bigger, preferably the kind where China conquered the Huns and the Huns defeated Rome and conquered the whole world. Maybe the author will have to work harder and need to collect a lot of foreign information.

Yes, I have my own ideas. In the past, the Three Kingdoms only focused on the generals. This one focuses more on comprehensive national strength. Good review!

The writing is very good. The protagonist is a bit too kind, which means he hopes to have some historical beauties as his harem.

The content of this book is the same as the introduction on the cover page. It is a relatively "realistic" novel. There is no such thing as a fierce general like clouds or a wise general like rain. The character setting has not been affected by later novels and storytelling. It is very good. It is my favorite type. The author keeps up the good work. In the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms, don't forget Er Qiao, Zhen Mi, Mrs. Du, and Mrs. Bu [laughter] A low rating doesn't mean no one likes it. Anyway, I won't read those high-scoring, brainless system articles.

The rare thing about the Three Kingdoms-themed online articles is that the author wants to use the real history of the Three Kingdoms as the background to present to us a world of the Three Kingdoms that seems to be right in front of us. It is definitely not as exciting as the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, nor is it as popular with readers as other novels of the same type. If you are a patient reader and read it carefully, I believe you will also be yearning for the magnificent world in the book.

It is a very good novel about the time travel of the Three Kingdoms. The plot is reasonable and more in line with the actual situation of the Three Kingdoms at that time. I hope that Pig's Knuckle will slowly accumulate experience, gradually ignite the technology tree, and then compete with other heroes in the Central Plains after laying a solid foundation. I hope it will not be written as a stallion novel, and the author will continue to work hard to write this novel well. Come on! [Laughing]

I have a suggestion, I should have made it very early, I found out that this book has more than 80 chapters. Newly reclaimed land cannot be cultivated and needs to be cultivated. After two years of cultivating the land, you can get one stone of grain. After five years of cultivation, you can get 2-3 stone. After ten years, you can get 5-6 stone. Even if you apply fertilizer, you can't plant it directly after clearing the land. Of course, this is only limited to food. I really don't know if cotton can be planted directly. A little suggestion, don't worry about it, just be more serious when you meet someone who likes to be more serious. By the way, what are the requirements for adding more?

Author, I have cover production here. 10 Yuan a time, hehe. [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]

There is no need to calculate economic accounts in such detail. Not many people care about how much you earn and how much you spend. Just slowly develop your power. Several historical figures will appear from time to time, and you must work hard to cultivate ordinary people. To be honest, there are not many characters in the Three Kingdoms who have excellent character! Maybe if we kill them all, peace will come soon!

At first, I thought it wasn't good because the reviews weren't high. But after watching hundreds of pictures, it turned out to be quite good. After watching the climax, I finally understood why fewer people were watching the film because of the low reviews. Maybe the author is more sophisticated about history and knows more about it than most of us, but what everyone knows more about is Romance of the Three Kingdoms written by Luo Guanzhong. Why? Because the generals written in The Romance of the Three Kingdoms all have their own personalities, the fighting scenes are more exciting and beautiful. I don't know much about the real history, and I don't want to understand the history very deeply. I can do whatever I want because I can't understand it myself. I also want to understand the trivial matters of ancient people's lives for thousands of years. I read novels for entertainment, especially historical novels. It is difficult to grasp both knowledge and exaggeration. The author's writing style is very good, maybe he wants to write a different Three Kingdoms or wants to substitute real history into the novel. But this kind of Three Kingdoms is not that interesting. Why? Because people who like the Three Kingdoms may not only like the history, but also like some of the characters in it. In particular, the characters written by Luo Guanzhong are deeply rooted in the hearts of the people and have the influence of film and television.

It's pretty good. It's well-founded in many places. The account books and other calculations are very clear, but it's too short. Update it a little faster, it's too short. Otherwise, many people will choose to keep books. If they keep books, there will be no data. If there is no data, the author will not want to write. This is a vicious circle.

Cheers, author, your writing style is very good. You need to tap your own talents. If you don't see them, the famous historical figures will get carried away. It's just that you write the plot too fast. It will be finished in basically four to five hundred chapters. Can't you write more details? Write about the feeling of the protagonist being enraged and killed by an army of 100,000 people.

In every novel of this kind, I hope there will be a plot where a man cannot pursue a woman and the latter regrets that the man does not want to. However, this kind of hegemony article still hopes that there will be more scenes of overt and covert fighting and less daily life (the kind of flowers before and under the moon, the development kind does not count) There are even harem battles and heir struggles, which would be even more exciting. But it's great so far, I like it very much

The writing is really good, and it is very comfortable to read. The plot is refreshing. It is not just about collecting generals. I hope the author can create characters who can compete with famous ancient generals! And two heroines are OK (personally think)

It's a good read, but the coin system seems to be in chaos in the late Han Dynasty. If you don't make money yourself, don't you ask others to work for you? Also, the number of words is too few to make it enjoyable to read. In terms of usage, this novel is quite brilliant.

I was writing well, but suddenly I wrote about my first love, everything about myself and my first love, and about myself licking the dog. Brother, we are here to read a book, not your emotional experiences. After 108 pictures, you can skip to read them. I really don't know what this means. I'm going to test the poison first, and then I'll tell you when I'm done.

It's like asking the author, when the protagonist is fighting for hegemony, is he going to use guns and artillery to push all the way? Because the protagonist is so awesome that he can make out everything he has seen and heard. If guns are produced, there will indeed be no need for strong generals or wise generals.

This book is the most detailed one of the Three Kingdoms novels I have ever read. Overall, it is still worth reading! But I suggest skipping the chapters about collecting Tang Ji! The author has been explaining in the chapter comments that Tang Ji is an important figure in the pig's foot competition! But between the lines in the book, I only saw that Pig's Feet regarded Tang Ji as the girlfriend who betrayed him in his previous life! Even when you accepted Tang Ji at the end, did you always think it was her? It was her who then took Tang Ji away!

Will the author keep writing? [What] (I feel like my grades are not good, but the book is very good) So far (the chapters I have seen) there are no flaws. The protagonist's brain is always online, so there is no "reader's brain storage" in this book. Try not to have too many female protagonists (the purpose of reading novels is to watch the protagonists compete for supremacy, not to pick up girls) I feel like I can have some of my own creative characters for my generals and counselors. I was tired of seeing the same ones in the past (Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, one person and hundreds of people. Various famous generals...) After harvesting the lost land, you can go south to attack Luzon. From now on, you don't need to worry about food problems [Learned][Learned] If there is a shortage of historical documents, check out my book list "Save the Book Shortage" and "Historical Documents" "History" was typed incorrectly just now. Reading this book can let me know some historical knowledge that I don't know Most of the readers of this book are "gangsters". The first few chapters are all about the author's teachings to the geeks. The geeks love to cheat even though they have no knowledge. The author has to reply to them one by one, for fear that they will mislead other readers [laughter]

The writing is good and realistic. It is much better than YY novels. Diao Chan is older and it would be better to change her to Mrs. Bian or Lai Ying'er. In addition, if the protagonist has long-term awareness, he can send people to other places to recruit famous generals and counselors. Some counselors would rather kidnap them than leave them to others. The description of women is not good, and the protagonist's attitude towards women is even worse! Also, Sun Ce is Sun Jian's younger brother? So is Sun Quan his father? Messy

The content is quite informative, better than most other novels on the Internet. I have been reading novels for many years and I can continue to read this one. The content is novel and overall it is quite good. However, it ends a little too quickly at the end. The characters are not clearly explained in the end, and the ending is not explained.

Not bad, The Adventures of Counterattack by Little People It's a crappy article, just read it [rolls eyes]

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The author of this book is careful. The agricultural and commercial industrial chain supports the army, and the figures are clear. It's still a good book. I look forward to better works coming out. Come on!

The logic of this novel is clear, slow yet interesting, and the content is close to reality without being brainless.

It's a little poisonous, but overall it's pretty good. . .

It was written with care, and I still get 4 stars.

It is rare to see such well-written novels on the Three Kingdoms theme. Come on, author

The operation is in place, but there are too few details about the war! A few paragraphs about a battle and that's it. . . It can't be said that there are not many details. There are indeed not many details in the night attack on the Qiang people. After watching it for a while, it felt more and more like a business simulation, with no plot advancement and no exciting descriptions of war. This is a flaw on the part of the author. But the author knows a lot, at least I don't think there are any logical problems