Three Kingdoms: Liu Feng's Comeback from Cannon Fodder

This book gets more exciting as you go to the end, provided you are not a Shu Han and have no brains. The author also said that in the early stage, he wanted to write about Liu Feng's counterattack and tear Liu Bei's hypocrite face apart. After checking the information, the more he wrote, the more romantic Shu Han became. The current introduction can probably tell the current direction of this book. In the early stage, I tended to focus on the harem system, where the male protagonist hides his clumsiness and relies on his knowledge of historical trajectories to achieve extraordinary feats, increase his attributes, and find girls. He basically accepts all the famous beauties he can. The existence of the system in the back is very weak, and the trend begins to be heroic. When Liu Feng puts aside all his worries and looks at this team, it is the ultimate romance. Liu Guan, Zhang Zhuge, Pang Tong and other people are all described very well, including the arrangement of some small characters. Good luck to the author. The ending is pretty good, the ending is pretty good, the climax is when the protagonist figures it out and Liu Bei dies, it's amazing. One of the more uncomfortable aspects of this period near the end is that the author is too entangled, and some plots have been changed over and over again, which is not very friendly to readers who follow the updates. Hope to see the next book as soon as possible

The beginning of the chapter is pretty good~ Although I can't understand it~ But it's okay~ Come on! I've worked hard to comment~ the popularity will rise~ This winter vacation... My grandfather passed away...😢😢😢 I'm so sad! After the memorial service, I came back to pursue the book again~ As a result, Pineapple, you stabbed Liu Bei again! Come and trick me into crying... 🥺 My grandfather is gone, I am very sad, but there is no way to save him; but if possible, can you save Liu Bei? 🥺

It was quite enjoyable to read, a good book. The plot is compact, and the character design of the pig's foot is quite likable. I hope it won't fall apart in the future. After all, it involves seizing the throne and treason. In fact, I would suggest that the pig's foot should not do this. After all, it is Adou who succeeds the throne, and there will not be a situation where the master is overshadowed by his great achievements and the birds are all good and the bow is hidden. In fact, it's good to be a happy prince. It's not you who has the final say anyway. In the evaluation of future generations, pig's feet can probably be regarded as saints. Isn't it better than being an emperor? I hope the author will consider it. I think most readers will have this idea.

At least it is a very good Three Kingdoms-themed novel that I have seen on Tomato so far, especially the psychological activities and changes of the protagonist Liu Feng in different periods are very well written. To be honest, the writing style can be seen to get better after reading so many chapters. As a reader, I just hope that the author will update it more, but it will not be superficial.

To be honest, I admire it very much. It is such a good book. The system time travel story does not make people feel abrupt. Instead, Liu Feng truly becomes a member of the Shu Han Dynasty, rather than a mindless and refreshing article that makes everyone drunk and I am sober. It is refreshing and allows people to experience the romance of the Shu Han, the character of Cao Wei and the rats of Jiangdong. To be honest, it should have been finished a long time ago, even if it was left a little blank, but now it has been delayed for too long and it is not beautiful.

The harem, the comedy, and the basic logic are all in place. A very palatable book.

The writing is very good, but I personally like Ji Han very much. It is really uncomfortable to see so many intrigues among the cities in the previous chapters. It stands to reason that Liu Bei's side should be the most harmonious and loving side among all the princes. It's just personal preference, but I'll give it 5 stars.

This book is worth reading. It doesn't embarrass Liu Bei, and the characters are well understood. There is no watermark.

It is worthy of being the number one succubus in the Three Kingdoms 👍 👍 The author was impressed by what he wrote. It was indeed a refreshing pace at the beginning, but the plot of Feng Chu and Liu Bei later was really great. Unlike other Three Kingdoms novels, you can roughly know the ending from the beginning. This book is good whether the protagonist becomes emperor or lives in seclusion. This book can feel the change of the protagonist's mentality, and even the change of the author's attitude towards the character. It is recommended that the author make a slight change in the previous chapters, but not too much. This kind of transformation of the protagonist and the author is also very good!!!

It's wonderful, especially the scene where he sleeps with Adou and Liu Feng cries for his mother. I think it's very explosive. The conflict between emotion and reason is also well written. It makes me feel that Liu Feng has been elevated to a higher level. It can be seen that the author has not only seen the Three Kingdoms, but also understands the Three Kingdoms and has his own ideas. I have also researched some characters that I have skipped in the Three Kingdoms, and even made a deep preview of the maps of the Three Kingdoms. I have gained an understanding of the marching routes and the conditions in various places. Come on, if you persevere, you can become a god (this is the first Three Kingdoms I read in Tomato. To be honest, I was really shocked)