Three Kingdoms: Liu, Guan, and Zhang Are on Fire at the Start

This is the most ideal novel about traveling through the Three Kingdoms that I have ever read. There is no one. The subject matter is very good. There is no system, no modern equipment and weapons. Only this kind of struggle for hegemony in the Three Kingdoms is interesting. You don't just fall in love with a woman when you see one. There is no harem. It is very suitable for your taste. Come on, author!

Come on, come on, come on, it looks good, don't be a eunuch, it's best to write one or two thousand pieces.

Throughout the Three Kingdoms, heroes emerged in large numbers and competed with each other. They were not only loyal and courageous, but also full of intrigues. It was impossible to say who was good and who was bad, who was loyal and who was traitorous. The author wanted to write a book about the strange changes of the Three Kingdoms, and wanted to write about the plot of the Three Kingdoms. Contest, the display of human nature, well-intentioned, and outstanding writing style. It is a good book. The author writes it very carefully, but maybe he has not experienced enough vicissitudes and the writing is a bit shallow, but it may be more in line with the character of a time traveler! This does not affect the fact that this is a good book. Thank you to the author for your contribution!

The author writes very well, keep up the good work

This article written about the Three Kingdoms is worth reading. The readers' political thoughts are more exciting than the palace battles on TV. Zhang Kai's life is really tiring, but he really does not kill and does things for the people. In fact, Zhao Yun's lifespan in the Three Kingdoms was only 59 years old. A lifetime of fighting, his body affects his lifespan, but Zhao Yun's longevity here is what we as readers want to see.

I'm not a shill. Such a good Yellow Turban of the Three Kingdoms is not popular.

Cao Cao, who was burned to death, defeated Liu Bei. Why did Liu Bei seize Cao Cao's territory? It should be Zhang Kai who goes to occupy it.

This Three Kingdoms book is currently well written and can be read. It seems very comfortable and thoughtful, but it is not invincible.

Reading this novel feels a bit like explaining the Three Kingdoms

It's a pretty good Three Kingdoms novel. It's very fast-paced. It's not like you can write more than ten chapters about a single incident. The plot is also pretty good. There's nothing outrageous about it. The author is also pretty good. If readers feel that something is wrong in the writing and comment on it, the author will basically respond with explanations or modifications. It's pretty good.

Worth a look, not bad

The concept is interesting. You can read it when there is a shortage of books. The author may have been affected by the comments later and felt a little rushed. In fact, if you write according to your own feelings, it may be much better later. Keep up the good work.

The author is well-known and will be praised by all reviews. Although the content is lacking and the details are slightly lacking, it is good to read it as a refreshing article. Writing is not easy, so I encourage you to do it! Come on

I won't comment on anything else, but from the perspective of being an emperor, this protagonist is pretty good. He cleared most of the obstacles for his children and told the prince what he thought about. He knew how to take care of his son and took the initiative to talk to the children. When looking at other emperors, I mean the protagonist emperor in our novels. Most of the other novels are the same as the emperors in history. He is still in power when he is old. If you don't say anything to the prince, he is still a time traveler.

It's okay, the historical text is above average, but above average.

Keep it up!

The author's writing style reminds me of another Three Kingdoms novel "I am fighting for the world in the Three Kingdoms". I don't know if the author wrote it [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh]

The author is awesome, comparable to the Romance of the Three Kingdoms

Not bad, come on, author.

It looks really good. Come and take a look.

Among the many Three Kingdoms novels, it's pretty good

Not bad, not bad. Read the book a hundred times, and its meaning will become apparent. You won't know the content until you actually read it.

The most thorough novel I have read so far. It is very well written about political power. I benefited a lot after reading it. But it's too realistic, and the overall feeling is a bit depressing.

A good book worth reading

It looks good, but the bad thing is that it feels too tense. In such a large territory, the troops are powerful, and why do you think the protagonist's troops are getting less and less as he fights?

I read over a hundred chapters before writing a review. The protagonist template should be Zhu Yuanzhang! Regardless of one's origin, one's conduct, and the way to control one's subordinates.

Yes, the grassroots rise is worth watching.

It takes advantage of time travel, but it's not a one-stop sweep of talents. The ideas are good, the battle of wits is deep, and Jia Xu's portrayal is particularly successful.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

Not bad. Tastes great.