Three Kingdoms: the Immortal of Soldiers Begins with Persuading Liu Bei to Abandon Xuzhou

Yes, it's really good. Other novels are belittling Liu Bei and praising Cao Cao. This book takes a different approach and gives a different point of view. It is also very comfortable to read. Maybe history is not like this, but I also think the way they get along is very comfortable.

Well, it's well written. I've always read about Liu Bei's benevolence and righteousness, but how can people with true benevolence and righteousness divide the world? This book describes Liu Bei's benevolence and righteousness. I won't go into too much. If you're curious, just read it. It's much better than those systems that only use plots.

Yes, this article of the same type is relatively objective and does not deliberately criticize anyone. It looks quite comfortable and is much better than those with cerebral palsy and those that are always erotic.

This TM is actually a Tomato book! ! (Not sure I'm checking it out) I finally met an author with good writing skills again. The last time I saw a fan of the Three Kingdoms who carefully researched the information and the protagonist was not bad was in 2019 (sad and happy at the same time) Wow. I'm so touched. I feel like my stinging eyes have been healed. Wow.

The setting of Divine Punishment is very good, and it respects history to the greatest extent. It is not like other cool novels with two hundred chapters on the Industrial Revolution. The plot design is also very fascinating and well-organized. It is worth reviewing. It is a rare Three Kingdoms novel.

Recently, I have read many books about the Three Kingdoms. Most of them are about gaining the trust of the lord to provide advice, stabilize the people, and develop. The theories of later generations are often applied. This is also the inevitable route of most time-travel books. However, the author of this book brought me many different reading experiences under this inevitable trend of popularization, such as the conflict between the lord and his ministers. For the delicate emotional cultivation, mutual help and friendship between peers (other books also cover it, but I think the author's description is more delicate and realistic), of course, what is more prominent is the various "backlashes" of the protagonist after changing history. This is the first time I have seen it. Maybe I have read few books, but it really made my eyes shine. Looking forward to more and more exciting plots.

It's well written. A cheating strategist meets the hero Liu Bei, and a poor scholar in his previous life meets a wandering hero. Use them when you need to, and cut off your beard when you need to. The fire and firewood complement each other, and you can walk around in a leisurely way and do something vigorously.

It's rare to see someone who doesn't criticize Liu Bei, and the subject matter is also very novel. Good luck to the author [like this post]

This book is the best novel I have read so far among the Three Kingdoms novels. The author's writing is good. The content is very to my liking, and I didn't like it at all. Is there any story behind the protagonist? Unlike the public, the protagonist is a god who can look down upon everything and change history at will. Instead, there is a backlash. The characters of all the heroes in it are very consistent with the original work. Heroes cherish heroes and so on. Their character traits are very obvious. I personally don't think there is anything bad about this book, but in the end I would like to say that the author should update it as soon as possible! Not enough

Comprehensive evaluation: A highly recommended time-travel Three Kingdoms novel Plot: The rhythm is tight, and there are no obvious poisonous points or loopholes (for example, Yuan Shaofang said the word "pick up leaks"), but it does not affect the viewing. Setting: The golden finger is for photographic memory. New abilities will be added in the mid-term and removed in the later stage. However, the side effects may dissuade some readers of extremely cool articles. Characters: The protagonist's personality is obvious, and the personalities of famous historical figures are consistent with historical data, but some parts are more deliberate and do not affect the viewing. Special: Although the ending was predictable after reading it, there was no sadness at all. It was suspenseful, and this suspense added a bit of sadness. After the ending, I couldn't say where I was disappointed, but the sadness was definitely there.

Yes, Shu Han fans said that the whole story is quite good, it is so well written, and the subject matter is relatively novel. It is a time traveler to self-destruct directly at the beginning, and step by step he proved to Liu Bei and Guan Yu that he is indeed. And the most important point I read in the whole article is that the strange disease of the protagonist after changing history left a very important suspense in the early stage. Is it because of the grandfather paradox? Or because the law of heaven does not allow it, the protagonist cannot change his fate against the will of heaven, otherwise he will have to pay for it with his life.

It's pretty good, there's no system clutter, the timeline is well controlled, and the writing is good. I personally think it can score above 9.5. Of the nearly ten novels about the Three Kingdoms that I have read recently, this one is considered the best. One of its unique features is that there are many depictions of brotherhood and few love stories.

I finally read a book that doesn't criticize Liu Bei, and it's very well written.

It's so good-looking, but not many people read it. Among historical fictions, the writing style is considered to be one of the best. However, most book friends prefer the urban Dragon King and the like. Seven out of ten of them are on the list. The Dragon King's miraculous doctor and his son-in-law. When a talented person reads, he should read the first one but not the second one. He knows the beginning but not the end. For people like the end of the city, reading two or three books is enough. Reading should gain something and have something to think about. Novels are also books and should be like this.

Not systematic, not stallion, not exaggerated, not brainless. The logic is clear and close to reality and cognition, making it more comfortable to watch. Currently, this is one of the better novels in the Three Kingdoms genre. It's just that updates are a bit slow, and it's hard to follow all the articles I like to read.

The writing is wonderful. I like Liu Bei being portrayed in a positive light. Many people who write about Cao Cao always write Liu Bei as a villain, which is particularly annoying.

The book is very good and very novel. Although some of the titles are problematic, it is still very good overall. I think the protagonist can die when Liu Bei is about to unify, and before he dies, he is still thinking about Liu Bei's plans after achieving his great achievements, and doing things that are beneficial to Liu Bei. Finally, I hope the author can read more and reply to comments

Great, knowing to take advantage of the prophet. And take the initiative to change history and make up for the regrets! ! [Shy][shy]I like it very much

A masterpiece, the strongest assistant Liu Bei's Three Kingdoms I have ever seen, but it is not suitable for Wei fans. It portrays Cao Cao's suspicious nature and villain character too seriously, and also portrays Liu Bei's benevolence in a special way. However, the writing style and the smooth flow of the plot of this novel are very good. The plot content is very exciting, and it is not developed like the common Three Kingdoms. The writing is very exciting, and everyone who has read it said it is good.

Very good, completely different from other mindless and cool stories about traveling to the Three Kingdoms and opening a harem.

Not bad. It's the only time I've watched it in months. Every time I feel depressed because of the frost on my temples, I can't bear to lower my head and look at the envoy! Throughout the twenty-five years of history, three generations later, the rulers established the foundation of the empire. The hardships have never been greater than those of the previous master! A heroic husband can handle heaven and earth. The great ambition is the great tolerance of being favored and humiliated without being frightened. When a common man sees the insult, he picks up his sword When you stand up, it is not enough to be brave; when Zhuzi sees the benefit, he is happy and respectful, but there is no way to show his courage. For benevolence. Husband, a man of great benevolence and bravery is not alarmed when faced with sudden changes. Unreasonable favors are not welcomed. The First Master came from a humble background and had few great ambitions. With the world in mind. When you first ask for the Yellow Turban, don't shy away from it because you are humble, and eliminate chaos. To be rebellious, don't be angry because of your official status. When dealing with princes, do not be disrespectful and humble. I mean, I look down on all the heroes, and I don't get carried away with favors and humiliations. Half life is full of troubles, hundreds of He failed to capture his ambition; he was tossed and turned, and failed to lose his heart after repeated defeats! For example, Lu Bu and Li urged Guo Si and Zhang Ji to show off their bravery. Yuan Gongsun, Liu Biao, Liu Yan, Zhang Lu and others all have their names. Than before Lord, nothing is better than just a chance. Wei Wu Zong looked across the world and saw that there was nothing in the world. Sun Wu A separatist regime relies on the danger of the country and the prosperity of the people. How great is its power, and how powerful is its power? However, This hero is also afraid of the ability of the previous master, and finally becomes a three-pointer, who can stand it? With that? Gongzu gave way to the virtuous, led the people across the river, and showed his benevolence; he looked around the thatched cottage three times, and kept the orphans forever, so that he could understand his virtuous people! Unfortunately, the Han Dynasty was not unified in the end, and it ended in a corner. It was not because of the ignorance of the late master, but because of the inability of Kong Ming, but because of the force of the times!

The writing is very good. Very well written too. The plot is set up very comfortably. The only problem is that the protagonist's selfless dedication is not in line with ordinary people. But not everyone is an ordinary person. There are always people with noble moral integrity, right?

After reading the first two chapters, I felt it was very good, very logical, and the description of the characters was also very detailed, especially Liu Bei who seemed to be refusing in every possible way but was actually thoughtful, and Guan Yu who was loyal but a little reckless. I hope the author will continue to work hard! Now I have reached the point of pursuing reading. After reading it for the past few days, I feel that it is indeed a good book. First of all, I think the author's description of the characters is more detailed. Each character has his own characteristics. Unlike some novels that are very consistent with the image of historical figures at the beginning. Even Bao Qingtian picked up a big sword in three and two chapters, but the author always grasps the inherent characteristics of each character. Liu Bei and Renyi have changed after the protagonist's guidance, but they have not changed their true nature. Secondly, it is highly logical. Although I like to read mindless and entertaining articles, a good book is still logical. This novel seems quite logical so far. For example, although Sun Ce's surrender was not written in history, the author gave a reasonable plot. Liu Bei and Sun Ce cherish heroes. If Liu Bei really captured Sun Ce in history, Sun Ce would not do so. Finally, the protagonist is well portrayed. He doesn't have to turn into a bastard when he meets a beautiful woman. Interspersing some emotional lines with the main plot can arouse readers' interest. Recommend!

It's a good book, the writing is delicate and the logic is clear. The only drawback is that I started reading in the early morning, and I was so excited that I couldn't fall asleep. It's now five o'clock in the morning [crying with laughter] [crying with laughter] [crying with laughter] [crying with laughter]. Finally, the author is probably a girl, and I always feel that the writing style is a bit gay [laughter] [laughter] [laughter]

It's a lot of experiences… a different kind of time travel. Many people are criticizing Liu Bei for being hypocritical, so this book can be regarded as clearing up Uncle Liu Huang's name. The heroes of the vast Three Kingdoms have passed away like clouds, and future generations are full of illusions about the Three Kingdoms. The humanity shown by the protagonist is also blended into it. I also hate Wuhuanhua deeply, so I read the novel to comfort myself.

This book is the most comfortable I have read since reading novels about the Three Kingdoms. Come on, the author.

This can be said to be a fine Three Kingdoms novel. The story tends to have a happy ending. Without the three pillars of Wei, Shu and Wu, only the Han Dynasty can continue its glory. In fact, Liu Bei is not that unbearable. Perhaps it is recognition of his idealism that I quite like him. He devoted his whole life to helping the Han Dynasty. When I saw the three Taoyuan brothers die one by one in the TV series, I felt quite depressed, so I would prefer to watch a fanfic with Liu Bei as the main character to make up for my regrets. Some of the plots in this novel really moved me. What surprised me most was the ending where Boss Cao found his true heart and became a capable minister in governing the world. And Su Zhe, who had achieved all this, finally achieved success and "wandered the world" with Big and Little Qiao. (The writing is not fluent but it is really from the bottom of my heart) I think there is no need for us to belittle one character because we like another character. The history of the Three Kingdoms period is nothing more than a handful of loess. What is left is only a volume of history books and folklore, just like the opening sentence of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms": Right and wrong, success and failure are gone, but the green mountains are still there. Don't judge heroes based on success or failure. Just like Cao Cao is a traitor but he also has a lot of dark history. Liu Bei also confused his brother once in his old age. Sun Quan almost destroyed Jiangdong's foundation later.

It is the most touching and touching novel about brotherhood I have ever read, and everyone has a happy ending. Three points in the world is not as good as unity. Everyone in the all-star lineup shines under the leadership of Liu Huangshu and Su Junshi. They have left their mark in history, either bravely and skillfully in battle or full of strategies, and can show what they have learned throughout their lives, which is far better than dying in depression. Each character in the book has his or her own characteristics, such as the suspicious Cao Cao who still defends the Han Dynasty at a critical moment of life and death, and the scheming emperor like Liu Xie who also goes into danger for the common people. But what I love most are all the loyal brothers and loyalty of Shu Han who I have admired and admired since childhood. The heroic spirit of heaven and earth remains awe-inspiring for thousands of years.

😎😎This is a good book. It is the better one among the Three Kingdoms themes👌🏻

A good book is a good book, but there are still some things that I don't like very much. The first one is that the protagonist is a heartthrob. There is nothing wrong with the setting itself, but there are too many descriptions of the characters' admiration for the protagonist. I was very disgusted when I saw it later. Almost everyone had to take turns to express that the protagonist is too NB, but the readers Knowing that the main character's aura as a time traveler is to a great extent), the second is the setting of illness. Every time the main character is sick, he spends a lot of time describing it. It is also exhausting and it is reasonable to doubt that the author is short of word count. Finally, there is the issue of Er Qiao. I prefer no cp, followed by a single female protagonist. Overall the work is pretty good, not a mindless recommendation.