Late Han Dynasty Sage

The protagonist is a charming person, and the step-by-step transformation is very popular with me. It seems that he is struggling and walking on thin ice, but in fact he has a strategy in his chest and a weapon in his belly. Furthermore, I am also convinced by Zhang Jiao's idea of ​​"great unity" in Taiping Dao. In addition, the ingenious and rigorous connection of the plot is really refreshing to me. I hope the author will persevere and never forget his original intention. I am willing to encourage you to do so.

It's too detailed. It's really too detailed. It's just that the application of modern knowledge is a bit flawed. There's really nothing else to say. Also, everyone you meet is playing according to the routine. If you meet Xu Chu, I'll chop you up with a knife [cover face] [cover face] [cover face]

This book is great but a bit short [face covering] The author has a strong literary background There was a lot of foreshadowing in the early stages, and it was really hard to describe the emotional scenes in a single word. Licking Dogs, the so-called saint in the title of the book is even more of a joke. The protagonist is really a model of being both serious and solid, and the word hypocritical is played clearly. Even so, there are still people who say that this book can be compared to Gao Yue's Bingren Tianxia. It's outrageous, withdraw, withdraw.

A good book that clearly explains the situation before the great chaos at the end of Han Dynasty. I used to be confused when reading the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and I had only a half-understanding when reading other Three Kingdoms fan novels. Now that I read this novel, I understand why.

To be honest, the emotional scenes with Yuan Shao's daughter are a bit unbearable, but the overall style is very good. It is a book I am willing to read after a long period of book shortage. As long as there is no TJ, I will keep chasing him. Come on, author!

Great book! Great book! Great book! A rare book! Let me tell you guys, the protagonist is Cao Ang and the heroine should most likely be the daughter of the Yuan family. Other emotional lines cannot be ruled out (currently Cai Wenji and Feng) The plot is very smooth. I stayed up all night to read it. I gained a lot of knowledge. It is a must-read. I hope there will be no more eunuch novels in the future. I will continue to follow it.

How could this book be so bad? I was dumbfounded when I read the comment section. Among the existing historical texts on the Three Kingdoms, this book is outstanding in terms of writing, plot and logic. I really have to nitpick, that is, the role of Cao Cao, Boss Cao, is a bit less. The protagonist is currently poaching Boss Cao's people. I'm just curious about how Boss Cao will gain momentum by then. Half of the team has been poached. I still hope that the author can take care of Boss Cao as much as possible, come on [flying kiss][flying kiss][flying kiss]

The author has a deep understanding of history and has put a lot of effort into the characters, and hopes to continue to maintain the quality.

The author's story is a true and detailed description of ancient interpersonal relationships. A survival guide for time travellers

I just saw it a few days ago and finished it today. I couldn't sleep for a few days or even at night to read it. It's wonderful. There is no such hasty plot. Saints have no merit (don't care about merit), gods have no name (don't care about fame). I was deeply involved in many plots in the middle. To be honest, this book should have far more achievements. In this way, although I can't see the author behind the screen and I don't know your mood when writing, I still admire your talent. It is almost different from the Three Kingdoms and ancient texts I have read before. In fact, I was disdainful of the title at the beginning, but at the end I felt like a raindrop. Also look forward to the moment when the protagonist becomes a saint. In addition, I found that everyone has their own understanding of the images of the characters in the Three Kingdoms of the Eastern Han Dynasty. In some books, the emperors are almost incompetent to a certain extent, but in this book, there are advancements and retreats. Of course, there are also some celebrities. Whether they are smart or embarrassed, whether they are for the common people or for selfish desires, I find it refreshing after the comparison. I still have to say, thank you for letting me see such a good book.

After reading so much about the Three Kingdoms, I finally saw that it was not so brainless. Although it is weird that the protagonist is young and wise, many major events and characters are very historical. Yuan Shao is no longer brainless, and Cao Cao also shows his romantic side. He is not brainless in collecting the harem, paying attention to the influence of the scholar-bureaucrat class, etc. It reminds me of another masterpiece of the Three Kingdoms in my heart, "The Heroes of the Eastern Han Dynasty". I hope the author can surpass this book.

I read it in one go. There are some minor flaws, but they are not outweighed by the flaws. Why do I rate it 10 points? Because there is no other way. It all relies on the support of my fellow tomatoes.

The author's cultural level is very high, and the plot is unconventional in my opinion. Such delicate novels are rare. In the article, I was often moved by the noble conduct of the people of that period, not only the weird hearts of the people in the court, but also the consistent virtues of the wise men. This is the first time I have read such a Three Kingdoms novel. Judging from my cultural level, I can only say that it is unique.

This book is mainly about political planning. In terms of morality, the protagonist is just a kind-hearted ordinary person with desires, ambitions, and a moral bottom line. But it has nothing to do with moral saints like Confucius. You can see the protagonist as Wang Mang, a political saint who can change this era. To put it simply, the book is good, but the title is not. The content of the article is pretty good, and the psychological and environmental descriptions are great. It contains official content, but it perfectly applies the storyline, so it's good As for the part about chasing girls that was criticized... I was very embarrassed when I was a child, and I was just a dog-licker. Later, as I grew up, I felt a little better, and after marriage, I felt that the relationship was quite sweet. However, the heroine is just a supplement, the main body is not here, and it does not affect the reading. Wei Rui's death is really hard to deal with. It's a pity that if she doesn't die, the Yuan family won't be able to survive. I can only say that this part is really good.

I like it very much. It's the best historical Machiavellian novel. It's rare to see someone who is not a harem in a Machiavellian novel. Damn it, you're playing tricks on me,

I have a solid foundation in history. I checked out a lot of books, but I put too much emphasis on the historical process. Please note that the historical process is not static and will change as your influence grows. No. . .

A nice cup (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡ Brothers, after reading so much of the Three Kingdoms, I met true love again. The subject matter is novel and the writing style is cheerful, but the updates are too slow [crying]

It's really good, it doesn't look like a cool novel at all, and the place names and so on are carefully considered. It's just a pity that people are too impetuous, and many people can't understand classical Chinese. Otherwise, it would definitely be a masterpiece.

It's a good book. It's not unacceptable to lick it, but it's just mindless and sincere. The rest of the book is very good, and it can be seen that it has studied history more seriously. Although it is still at odds with popular knowledge and official history, it is one of the rare good books that I rarely see in the Three Kingdoms.

Except that the age and ability settings in the early stage are a bit exaggerated. But the content is this. Sophisticated and close to historical facts. The author put his heart into it and it was a pleasure to read. A rare masterpiece. I look at how many hours I have read, and my writing is getting better and better, and it is magnificent. Is the duration still displayed?

I hope the author can hold on and keep writing. I think this book is very good, the plot is very coherent, and it can be considered a masterpiece among free novels. Many people always accuse the protagonist of not acting like a saint. That is also the protagonist in the eyes of readers. The saints of the late Han Dynasty should be the people in the eyes of the people of the late Han Dynasty. Could it be that the protagonist is really like a saint, wanting and wanting nothing? Just watch it and think about what you are like in reality. Those who can change the world and help others in the process of satisfying their own interests are the saints at that time.

Many people in the world can recite the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and some can read it thoroughly. Few have studied the history of the late Han Dynasty, and only a few understand it and create literature for it. Here is a statement: This work is extremely ambitious in the subject of Internet articles about the history of the late Han Dynasty. It is a masterpiece far beyond ordinary chickens and dogs. If it can maintain its quality and completeness, it will be a high-quality work. The work logically and rigorously restores the political ecology of the late Han Dynasty, vividly demonstrates the survival model of scholar-bureaucrats in the Han and Wei dynasties, materialistically and dialectically deduces the social conflicts among all kinds of people in the world, and skillfully depicts the five poisons, six desires, seven emotions and eight sufferings of the characters. This work is clearly organized, fluently written, contains knowledge points, has a realistic plot, and has a proper structure. It is based on historical facts and is reasonable at the bottom.

It's rare to find a masterpiece. It should be more concise. The emotional line should be richer and less juvenile. Come on.

The protagonist Cao Ang is a hypocrite. The book is good, but the writing of "The Battle for Hegemony" is not as passionate as the previous one. The protagonist also slowly transforms from a hot-blooded boy into a cold-blooded lord. Jump directly to Chapter 1000 after the death of Emperor Ling. I just found out that I was about to welcome the emperor [I almost cried] From the overall view, I feel that the protagonist is made up of Liu Bei's reputation (not very appropriate) and Boss Cao's character. I'll watch it again when it's finished. After all, chasing updates is painful.

After looking at it for a long time, I finally gave it a score. If you are still waiting and watching, I suggest you take a look. It is a rare good book in the history of tomatoes. The author's literary skills and historical details are in place, and there is no obvious sense of time travel violation. The protagonist is also smart and clear-minded. He loves his reputation but is not tired of it. The relationship between the protagonist and the heroine is also childhood sweethearts, from childhood sweethearts to going through hardships together, it is not a stud story.

It is really well written, the writing style is beautiful, every sentence contains ancient sentences, but it does not deviate from the meaning of the present, and the boring ancient sentences are written in such a way that people unconsciously become interested. This is the most elegantly written novel I have ever seen! ! !

If you are a fan of the Three Kingdoms, the games you play are also of the Three Kingdoms type. I have read a lot of Three Kingdoms novels. I would call this one the best. Not one of them! Because my reading speed is very slow, after I discovered it, I read it day and night for several days before I got to the latest chapter. I couldn't put it down. The score of this book should be much more than this. Come on! Is there 2,000 words for each chapter update? I read books very slowly. I could read 4 million words in more than two months. Why did I finish reading the chapters that are updated every day in a few minutes, and I always feel that each chapter can be summarized in two sentences. It's finally finished, it's so beautiful. Thanks to the author

It's been a long time since I've read a historical time-travel novel. This one is pretty good, especially the time-travel novels of the Three Kingdoms. It has a solid writing skills and is written by someone from the literature or history department. It's worth recommending and collecting. Author, please keep up the good work!

Very beautiful, with sophisticated writing and delicate descriptions

This book is undoubtedly the most outstanding literary work on the Three Kingdoms theme that I have ever read in Tomato novels. The protagonist was originally an ordinary time traveler, but in the magnificent torrent of history, he gradually transformed into a troubled hero in troubled times. The book skillfully integrates political intrigue, military strategy and rigorous logical thinking, not only showing the complexity of the Three Kingdoms period, but also highlighting the brilliance and contradiction of human nature. In this era of information explosion and fast pace, this book is like a bright pearl, shining with a deep and lasting light, providing us with a quiet harbor, allowing us to immerse ourselves in that magnificent history and feel the wisdom and passion in it.