My Brother's Name Is Liu Bei!

Give yourself a four-star rating for encouragement. In fact, I started writing this book because I had finished reading all the good books on the Three Kingdoms (I read them on a trumpet), and I had no food to eat, so I planned to produce my own food. Also, I really liked the war for hegemony and wanted to be the emperor, so this book came about. Because it is content that I like and has a clear purpose (to be an emperor), I won't be a eunuch, so don't worry. Regarding issues such as my writing style being bland and a running account, I tried my best to correct it, but it may be due to my talent. To be honest with you readers, some people said that my writing style was a running account when I was in junior high school. My friends also said that there was no turning point in my singing. Maybe I was born with this problem. Sorry sorry. In addition, I am still fighting the novice BOSS (Hometown of Youzhou ➕ State Shepherd Identity ➕ Gongsun Zan), so basically I rarely encounter twists and turns, so my writing is even calmer. [Cover face] The problem with the title is because I initially wrote it according to the timeline of official history. I think "Ru" and "Shijun" are the same titles unique to that era. Now, except for the dialogue between the main characters, other times are generally in direct vernacular. I will change the previous ones when I have time.

Ordinary people, working hard, without unparalleled martial arts, without system assistance, calmly analyzing people and events in the Three Kingdoms, suitable for me, an ordinary person [smile]

To be honest, 7:6 for this book is really low. I read about 30 pictures, and I feel it can reach a score of 9 or above. It's so rigorously written. For those who like Liu Bang and Zhu Yuanzhang to counterattack from small figures, this is simply a magical book. And this book is very rigorously written. It's nothing like that kind of novice, invincible and refreshing article. And the author is also very active and often answers questions.

Finished reading~ Overall, it's good. Unlike ordinary cool articles, this book is basically well-founded. It's very real. Unlike many historical novels where the counselors seem to know everything, everyone's ideas here are based on existing intelligence, unlike the script team. Then when writing the article, it can be seen that the author has checked a lot of information, and he feels quite confident. There are also shortcomings (I think so). First of all, the protagonist is too "saint", like a machine to a certain extent. Personally, I prefer a protagonist with more characteristics. Also, the author is half-updated (?). There are many characters whose endings I want to see but haven't yet seen. Overall, the flaws outweigh the flaws. I have read many books about the Three Kingdoms, and this one is pretty good.

It's very good. It ranks among the top five in my eyes. The main reason is that the political writing is very good.

It would be great if you have any recommendations. There is no system. It was so hard to finally find one like this. I think it might be good if you have any recommendations. Anyway, I like it. I think the analysis of the Three Kingdoms written by this author is very realistic. Especially the period when Dong Zhuo entered Luoyang.

Calm down and read it carefully. The author's writing style is already quite outstanding. The reason for the low rating is probably because of the environment. I was restless and skimmed over ten lines at a glance. After all, the majority of the writing was cool.

This book is really good, especially the political battle in Luoyang, which is really good.

No more, this book is gone. In fact, the previous book was very good. Maybe it's because the book is in a slump, and it's too late to end it hastily. The five stars are encouragement, but this book is gone after all @A Bear Flying Over

In a straightforward way, it shows readers the ancient political games and power struggles. I very much agree with one point in this article. Modern people cannot become the male protagonist of a cool novel during a war. They can only rely on some historical events to cautiously step by step.

I think it's really good to watch, even though it ended badly in the end, it's really good to watch. It describes Liu Bei, Cao Cao, Yuan Shu, and Yuan Shao's ideal and aspirational character when they were young and their ambitions when they were princes. When they were young, they never imagined that they would eventually want to aspire to the top of power. And Liu Xie's part was really tearful. Liu Xie was a very tolerant emperor. It's a pity.

Everyone who has read this novel has said it is good. I think the current performance is not ideal, maybe because it is not recommended enough and has no traffic. But I hope the author will persevere and his results will gradually improve. Come on!

This late Han Dynasty novel is excellent. I am a person who loves three minutes. This book is very good. Especially the chapter about father and son is my favorite. Unfortunately, the father and son soldiers in battle are not there. I really want to read a novel about cultivating my son while working hard on my own.

When I read it, I never understood why it was written based on history rather than the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. The writing is so excellent and there is some humor. Why is the rating so low? So few people? At the end, I realized that the author sucked! But what the author wrote makes sense. I feel that in so many historical texts about the Three Kingdoms, the author really brought historical figures to life. They are not cold words in history books, but living people with love and hate. Not only is there no OOC, but their characters and shining points are also written out. There are many controversial characters and the author writes them well. In the past, because of Liu Bei's reputation as a "conqueror", I didn't believe Liu Bei was a minister, but the author boldly conceived this idea and explained the reasons very convincingly. In the author's writing, Liu Bei is not the battle-hardened Liu Bei who resorts to all means, but a young man who likes to dress up and play Cuju, and who works hard to start a business with his younger brother. Sun Quan and Sun Zhongmou, in fact, I personally respect and hate him. I respect him for stabilizing Jiangdong despite internal and external troubles after his brother's death, and using all means to preserve Jiangdong's foundation. He hated Jiangdong for being unscrupulous under his leadership. After crossing the river in white, the tigers of Jiangdong became the rats of Jiangdong. However, in the author's writing, Sun Quan rarely appears, but his character comes to life. He loves and protects his brother. He has a low self-esteem and feels inferior to his brother. He idolizes his brother. He enters the enemy camp alone, dares to scheme against Boss Cao, and is brave and resourceful. The author has shaped the character of the characters very well. There is nothing wrong with this book except that it is unfinished. Even if it is unfinished, the writing style of this book, its views on the Three Kingdoms, and the dark hypocrisy of the aristocratic family are really worth learning from.

So far, the writing is good, and the content is reasonable, but there is too little. If it's consistent then change it to five stars.

Why are good books not popular?

This book is indeed underrated. Although it doesn't score 10 points, 9 points is more than enough.

The author writes very well [love]. Although the author modestly says that the writing style is very ordinary, I don't think it is ordinary at all. The plot is compact and the story background is very complete. The characters are vividly drawn, and many of the characters' traits are written out, and the cause-and-effect relationships between events are also very reasonable. It just sucked at the end, which pissed me off [angry]. If the plot is yours, start this Three Kingdoms novel from the back. It is the most realistic Three Kingdoms I have ever seen. Although it is not the most enjoyable, it has the best logic.

It is a really good book. The plot and writing are excellent, and it is very immersive. The characters in the book are vivid and vivid, making readers feel that they are in the world of the book. They can follow their visions and admire the passion and dedication of the celebrities in the Three Kingdoms to complete one thing. This kind of spirit is really good, and the author is very careful to put a map to let readers know where the main line is. Very good

Very interesting, this book

Tomato's historical text of the Three Kingdoms can be ranked among the top three.

Not bad, not bad, I can afford the word "wonderful" [I learned it] [I learned it]

It's a shame, this one is pretty good. It's neither yin and brainless, there are traces to follow in doing things.

It's very detailed. Unlike those who deceive famous generals and counselors as soon as they traveled through time, the reputation of the protagonist was the most important thing at that time.

Yes, this book is very real. The protagonist is neither a virgin nor a murderer, and then he plays it steadily. The supporting characters are also well portrayed and full of blood. But in the end it was unfinished, and this was a shortcoming. But the faults do not hide the advantages, I still give it 5 stars.

The writing is quite good, but why did it suddenly become a eunuch? I encountered a serious car accident when I went out in the morning. Could it be that the author also encountered it? Otherwise, why did he suddenly become an eunuch? Solve doubts

Come on 😊 Well written [laughs]

Should I say it or not, it's great

Much better looking than the system text

Very good, worth watching