Three Kingdoms: Return to the East!

IQ Online is a truly rare and good book. If it were filled with one million words, it would be comparable to the Ming Dynasty.

A very good book. Nice is my cup of tea.

This book is actually pretty good in my opinion Especially the detail "Luoyang" touches me a lot. Because "Luoyang" actually refers to Luoyang, but at that time "Luoyang" was used The author updates five or six times a day, which is very enjoyable to read. But the rating is very low. I will do my best to support it. Brothers who like to watch the Three Kingdoms at the end of Han Dynasty can watch it

The Three Kingdoms novels I have read are already among the top three in my mind (I don't know what will happen next at the beginning) The author writes superbly

It's really good-looking. The author has verified the information and responds to readers' opinions. The most important thing is that the author updates a lot. Looking at the update speed and quality of this author, I can really only say that it is awesome. Emmm, this is a cool article, and the unreasonable parts in it can be ignored, after all, it is a cool article. [Eat melon]

As a bookworm for more than ten years, I have been reading Tomato for a long time. This is the first author I followed. The writing is very solid. And it takes into account people's hearts and social background. Although there are some fictional contents, it is a novel after all. Acceptable. It can be seen that the author has checked the literature. (I'm giving points now, so I'm an old book fan.) (Give it five points first, and brush it up. If it doesn't work well later, change it. I usually don't give points. The main reason for the points for this book is that I really don't think it matches his level.)

How can I put it? The plot is very tight and the rhythm is very good. It is not the kind that just goes by without saying anything, nor is it the kind of long-winded book. It is considered a relatively good book among the Three Kingdoms. The war description may be a bit lame, but it is not bad. I can say that it is a little lame in comparison. There is no problem with the plot. I hope I don't get appendicitis. It is a book worth reading.

Not bad, not bad. I feel IQ is on the line and I am decisive in killing. I like it, but I don't know what the overall situation is. It would be boring to keep writing about the Three Kingdoms. It would be better to wait until the death of Emperor Ling to write about the Three Kingdoms and conquer the outside world. There is also a great voyage.

The more I read, the more I can feel the author's overall view. After reading so many Three Kingdoms novels, there are few protagonists who escape from the territory of the late Han Dynasty and go out to conquer the world. The characterizations are also very delicate. Liu Hong's ZTE ambition, Xun Yu's loyalty and patriotism, Liu Xie's youthful intelligence, Yuan Huai's family conspiracy, etc. Are all very good highlights. Extremely exciting, thank you for your praise!

This book is comfortable to read and has been tried. Except for the main character's characters, brothers can feel at ease and enter the trap.

This book is considered to be novel in subject matter among Tomatoes, but I read too many books that are just the same! This made me read it seriously. I am not a junkie and I have no place to collect money! I just feel that this book's rating of 7.0 Makes me very surprised!

Very good, there is brain where there should be brain. When the blood should be hot, it is very hot-blooded. It is very refreshing to watch. Keep up the good work [Like]

I think this book is more realistic. It's not as well written as the other one. So exaggerated.

It feels good, not so stallion-like, clean and decisive, these are the qualities of a hero

A different kind of Three Kingdoms. After reading more than 20 chapters, I feel that the author has a rich collection of historical materials, his writing style is also fluent, his skills are very solid, and it is very beautiful. But the rating is too low, and this low rating will mislead many people. I give the author a huge 9.6 Points and 5 stars! I hope that the following ones will be as exciting and good-looking as always, and the author will continue to work hard! ! !

Okay, for now, the characters are fairly clearly drawn and the descriptions are not watery, so it can't be said to be a masterpiece, but it gives people the desire to read on, so I give it a five-star rating.

The internal description is very detailed. The author made me re-understand Liu Hong, Liu Bian, Dong Zhuo, Yuan Huai and others, the game in the court, checks and balances, the struggle with the Western Regions and the Zhuhu, and the fighting. The portrayal of the characters is really thoughtful, and it is not a mindless and cool story about "just bowing down", "I am the only one who is wise", "ten years of modernization, Jiazi dominates the world". Although there are some flaws, for example, in the second martial arts performance, the martial artist rushed a little too fast. Although He Jin and the Empress Dowager He's quibbles when he transferred Dong Zhuo to the capital were vividly portrayed, it was really depressing to read (perhaps because he was sad for his misfortune and angry that he didn't argue). But the faults do not hide the merits. If this Three Kingdoms novel maintains this level, it will definitely be another masterpiece.

Good books should be rewarded! [Learned] Speaking of which, many people have written on the subject of the Three Kingdoms, and this is one of the few. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, heroes emerged in large numbers. In that glorious and magnificent history, there were countless good stories that made people excited and popular, and there were also countless regrets that made people sigh and feel sad. Perfection is not beautiful, it is precisely because there are good stories and regrets that it is so fascinating! Different viewing angles and different interpretations of characters will always give people a refreshing feeling. Some make people laugh, some make people shake their heads and sigh, some are thought-provoking, and some even allow people to relive history. Personally, I think this is a success in itself, and it also makes me enjoy it! Moreover, all the handsome, handsome, and suave readers in the comment area are all talented. Their words are profound and pleasant. They are both science popularizers and jokers. Being among them feels like the whole world has opened up! [Understood]

So far, it is very good. The author is so in line with my taste. Among the Three Kingdoms in Tomato, only the author's book and Xiaojiu's book attracted me deeply. I have read Xiaojiu's book 3 times. If the author finishes this book and doesn't want to write about the Three Kingdoms, he can write Water Margin or other historical novels. I will definitely come to support him. I hope the author will continue to be so good. In the ancient Three Kingdoms, I think a harem is necessary and I hope there will be a harem in the future (I don't see the beautiful wife now) [top post][top post][top post][top post]

As a historical novel, this book is relatively rigorous, and the content is logically self-consistent. This book is already rare on this website. I have read at least hundreds of books on this website, and there are really not many books that can be rated five stars. I will give this one a five star first, because I have not found any loopholes so far. I will look at it later. If it is good, the five stars will not be changed.

What can I say, not bad. There is no need to say much about the subject matter, the good and bad are naturally obvious. The author's writing style is sophisticated, and the content is relaxed and harmonious. So far, it has been smooth in one go. There is a book similar to this one that also starts from the Duan family (that one is also good, but it becomes more and more mysterious as it goes on). But it is a different person, different times and characters are integrated with their own thoughts, which is novel and unique. I hope to keep it up in the future. If I can't write enough, I'll give it a bad rating. If you like this type of recommendation, check it out. .

I have read numerous Three Kingdoms novels, and this book is worth reading, but it will only reduce the combat effectiveness of the warriors in the Yellow Turban!

At present, apart from "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", the only Three Kingdoms novel that I have read twice is either a praise or a chapter. The writing style is quite like a romance. I really like Liu Hong and Yuan Ji among the characters. Many articles will only criticize this and that from a high ground without considering various factors. Liu Hong married He Hou, who was from a poor family, in order to prevent his relatives from becoming too powerful. After all, it was because of her stupidity and lack of support that the balanced layout was destroyed. Yuan Ji's ability to govern the country and his connections made him worthy of being the heir to the first family. That kind of layout and execution ability are just like a family with four generations and three fathers. The state of Chu was established based on the general trend, and the Han Dynasty became a vassal state due to the general trend. It is ten thousand times better than those who support puppets or even stallions to govern the country. The overall plot is quite reasonable, but I personally feel that when Liangzhou is in ruins and waiting for development, the protagonist is exempt from taxes, opens up wasteland, builds houses, buys large amounts of grain, etc., Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc., Even if you attack the aliens and confiscate their homes, you can't support it, right? Or did I miss it?

It's a good book, I haven't finished it yet, but what I understand about the Three Kingdoms in this book is that it is not the Three Kingdoms recorded in history, but the Three Kingdoms composed of the emperor, the protagonist, and the aristocratic family. The three check and balance each other. The author's writing is very good and the story is compact. Come on, author! Already following [Learned]

Among Tomatoes, this book on the Three Kingdoms can be regarded as the best. Unlike most Tomato books, it starts from the Western Regions and Liangzhou, and takes care of many small details.

The writing is very good, and it has the kind of desire to read that attracts people at first glance. The author's writing style is good and the writing is very detailed. In addition, I really like history, especially the era of heroes like the Three Kingdoms. I will give you five stars. Come on, I will like you, the author. [Sending heartfelt wishes]

Personally, I prefer this kind of writing and narrative style. Except for the "character" problem of pig's feet that I haven't seen that has been corrected, I personally recommend it to readers who like Three Kingdoms novels. There is no system here, just a handsome man who has the courage of a feather, is unparalleled throughout the ages, and has outstanding foresight and strategy. I want to wait until the Central Plains War is over before coming back. As for why, everyone understands. Oh, by the way, I saw chapter 465, so handsome readers who see this should know why!

After reading it, I looked for book reviews first before jumping into the trap. It was even better than I imagined! I feel like the rating is a bit low! The protagonist in the book does not rebel, nor does he want to recruit beautiful women. His IQ is always online. The villain's personality is not bad at all. Many supporting characters are also flesh-and-blood and have unparalleled friendship. I personally feel that the most successful characters are Liu Hong, Yuan Wei and Yuan Ji.

The structure is clear and clear, unlike other Three Kingdoms novels where you only vaguely collect military commanders and civil servants, but cannot make full use of them after you receive them. The author checked some history books and found that some people have their own character traits that are not exactly the characters described in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. The background arrangement of the civil servants and generals who appear in it is also very reasonable.

It is a masterpiece of the same level as "The Chronicles of the Han Empire". I believe that I can understand the classics through reading history. This book describes history, characters, events, and reality very well. It is not a good book, but I can see many highlights. I will continue to follow it. It would be great if I could add more updates every day.