Three Kingdoms: The God of War Begins by Urging Liu Bei to Give Up Xu Province

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.