No System, a very slow-paced tale of strategy and political power struggles, with few cathartic moments.
I’ll write at my own pace, and you can read at yours.
(The setup takes a while, so please read my review before starting the book. If you have any suggestions, feel free to leave them in a review too.)
My father, Liu Yan, is currently the Grand Master. He’s not exactly a high-ranking official.
Among civil officials, only the Three Excellencies rank a little higher.
But before long, the old man will become the most powerful warlord in the early years of the late Han.
You ask who I am?
Why, his most beloved youngest son, Liu Zhang, of course!
After listening to more than 40 chapters, this kind of slow development is quite good, and I like to read it, but sometimes the protagonist is written too emotionally. When others point out that his soldiers are not good, he feels that others may stab him in the back, and even invite others to come out. And Dong Zhuo, and Zhang Song advised him not to lead the charge. He obviously doesn't have too brave force, so what can he do? Alas! It would be nice if, when deciding on the layout from the beginning, the protagonist could be written to be wise, calm, strategic, and able to guess people's hearts. It would be a little more perfect. After all, it is about traveling through ancient times to fight for hegemony. It should be written in a more refreshing way. Haha If you listen and work at the same time, you may not listen so carefully! Personally feel But it's still pretty good, good luck to the author!
This book is in line with my taste. Keep up the good work, author! 👍👍 The author must do a good job and keep writing this book 👍👍👍
Close the gate? No installments of good reviews 🥺
To be honest, Tomato is pretty good! But it's still not as good as the good books from other websites. There is another book of the same type as Tomato. I forgot what it is called. It is about the uncle's brother, but the update is too slow.
Logical and reasonable, excellent product
Give five stars to encourage the author, I hope there will be no more eunuchs To be honest, you have to pay attention to the details. Even before Liu Xie died, he was called Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty. The word insurance did not exist in the Han Dynasty. It felt inexplicably awkward to talk about adding an insurance.
It's good, but it doesn't make sense for the protagonist's brother to die, and the younger son has no inheritance rights.
It's a very good book about the Three Kingdoms. Come on, author, I will keep following it.
Ok ok ok