Three Kingdoms: Summoning the Heroes of Liangshan

The characters are diverse, including not only figures from the Three Kingdoms, but also famous generals from various dynasties, as well as heroines, but they are complex but not chaotic; the plot is vivid, with not only war scenes, but also behind-the-scenes planning, and is both humane and sophisticated, and can be described as flesh and blood. Such a variety of characters, historical background, and grand scenes fully demonstrate the author's great literary skills. However, it seems easy to control, but in fact it requires a lot of energy and time behind the scenes. It's not easy to create. Big thumbs up to the author! Come on (ง •̀_•́)ง

Nowadays, history calls for new books which are so rare [Love]

Personally, I feel that the writing is indeed good and not mindless, but I would like to make some suggestions, which are purely personal suggestions. 1. The protagonist is a little smooth, not a big one. I hope there will be slightly bigger changes in the future. 2. I feel that the protagonist country is too united, and there are always disharmony among people in other countries. I hope that changes can be made based on this in the future. 3. If another time traveler intervenes, it should be more exciting (summoning characters from several years before the Three Kingdoms), but this may be more difficult. 4. You can also write some touching scenes of military generals from other countries sacrificing themselves for their own country. That's all I'm thinking about for now, forget it if the suggestions are not practical.

Okay, it's very exciting. Since the conclusion of Summons of the Three Kingdoms, I haven't read a novel in the summoning genre for a long time. It's very good.

After reading the preface, the author made it very clear that this one alone deserves praise. In fact, there are too many stories about traveling through the Three Kingdoms, but there are still very few people who come to Zhang Lu. I feel very good. It is boring to be crushed by too big a force. It is obviously unrealistic for a force that is too small to come up with all kinds of troops and food. Zhang Lu, who is not big and not small and has some savings, is just right. And after reading the catalog, the author summoned people from various dynasties. I roughly understand that Liangshan is just a foundation, and there should be stronger talents in the future. In fact, this setting is very good, come on, don't be an eunuch!

I really like Shi Jin. As the first hero to appear in Liangshan, Shi Jin is young, brave, and talented but has not fully utilized it. However, the ending is so deplorable. I hope the author can raise the upper limit of Shi Jin and give him good skills [Top post][Top post][Top post]

I hope Shi Bao can be accepted later. Water Margin also likes him quite a lot. There are signs that the writing is about to collapse. The quality of the balance is too high. The protagonist summons Lu Zhishen, Wu Song, Hua Rong and who knows where Gongsun Sheng is a bit strong. As a result, the current balance between Shi Bao and Qin Qiong is both high-strength. I have read this kind of novels where the balance or the top quality is higher than that of the protagonist. The quality of the civil servants on the protagonist's side is okay, and the generals are not very strong. The balance of these two has a great impact on the protagonist. If Water Margin is the main general, there should be at least one or two generals such as Guan Sheng, Lin Chong, and Wang Yin to balance this type of generals. This time, Liu Biao didn't have any big losses, so he picked up a stone treasure for nothing and gave it back to Suo Chao. He designed an old enemy bond and had to confront the protagonist in the future. Qin Qiong didn't know who it was, and the system design didn't feel very strong.

To be honest, I have read a lot of books similar to the Three Kingdoms. This one will have various ups and downs. It is not bad, but there are too few. I hope it will not be unfinished and speed up. I feel like I still have a long time to write, but I don't dare to read it, for fear that I won't be able to read it.

This book is the second summoning novel that I thought was very good after I remembered Bronze Swordsman's "The Call of the Three Kingdoms". It is already very good in terms of character creation, character, strategy and plot design. As for some people saying that it is normal for characters to mix up in summoning novels, the author may be trying to maintain the balance of the plot. Without balance, there will be no interesting content. Anyway, it is highly recommended I hope the author will continue to work hard, come on [love]

I feel pretty good The geographical location is very clear. I personally prefer novels that take their time. I always feel that they are invincible all at once and are not very good. This book suits my taste very well. Come on, author! Don't suck! Even if the data is not good, there will be people to support you [blowing kiss]