The New Pattern in the Late Han Dynasty: Starting from Changing Liu Bei

The protagonist "dives" for n chapters, starting from chapter 12 or 13 and diving until chapter 20. It gave me the illusion of watching a group drama and made me feel sleepy. Look at the table of contents again... Oh boy! I'm a good guy! Some chapters have six to seven thousand words, no wonder I felt sleepy while reading them. The plot of the chapters is ridiculously long, and Guan and Zhang don't have any eye-catching tricks. The protagonist is still offline, and it's a miracle that he doesn't get sleepy [laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying]

Isn't it good to let them see their families directly after the war? There are always dead husbands. When a woman starts crying, she will be in trouble and her morale will be low again.

So-so. The second half is a bit off topic.

There are several chapters without the "" sign

The beginning is okay, keep up the good work

Author, your book has too few punctuation marks and many typos. Some places are difficult to understand. I hope it can be improved. Also, the protagonist is well portrayed. I don't want the protagonist in other similar novels to know everything and be omnipotent as soon as he comes out. He is also growing up slowly in troubled times. Come on, keep updating!

Let's cut it and write it again! This book was a bit inexplicable from the beginning, with weird character settings. Later on, I went off topic seriously, and I don't know where I ended up writing it.