Three Kingdoms: the Prodigal Bandit's Journey to Becoming Emperor

A different Three Kingdoms novel, relaxed, humorous, fun, a novel that I have been following for a long time. I laughed so hard, hahahaha, no, let me take a breath first [laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh]

Not bad, but too short [face covering] If you want to overturn the situation, how can you do it without Sima Yi (I am a professional in villains in basic historical literature) [Thinking] I hope the author will become thicker and longer, and his writing will get better and better [Blow a kiss]

After reading most of it, I feel that the author's ideas are quite novel and the content is quite interesting. The fellow counselors around me are very good at thinking and can always accurately stab the protagonist in the back [laughing evilly]. The important thing is that the author writes the routines in a wild and unconstrained way, and he can also round it out and fill in the details. It is quite imaginative. The writing is still in the Three Kingdoms genre, and it is definitely not easy to understand the personalities and characteristics of these wise men and women, as well as the historical background of the characters! Overall this book is okay! Give five stars to support the author! I hope you will continue to work hard! [Laughing] Also, I feel that the protagonist's feelings towards the people around him are relatively indifferent, mainly in the early stages. Although I know that it highlights the protagonist's firm belief in returning home, the attitude towards the surrounding people still makes me a little uncomfortable. As a modern ordinary person, Soul can be so indifferent to human life as soon as he travels through time. But the writing is still okay, and the protagonist's attitude is much better in the middle and later stages, and he is not so ruthless and indifferent. I hope the author can continue to work hard! Next time you write a new book, you can pay more attention to the design of the protagonist's character, identity and background! Come on! It's pretty good to write in big letters! [Laugh]

A pretty good book. Some people may like it and some may hate it. If you hate it, there's no need to give it a low score, just don't watch it. It's not easy for the author either. If updates stop one day, it will be uncomfortable for those of us who like to read. Book friends, hold your hands high!

This book is really good. I hope the author will update it soon. It's not enough.

This book has been viciously underrated. This is the best book I have read in the past month.

Five stars! Almost every few chapters you can see backstabbing, and the protagonist even feels that his brain is not working well but operates in reverse. There is even a plot of intrigue with a top strategist. The pace of the whole book is cheerful, and the little brother guides him all the way. There is a laugh in almost every chapter. Who said that the Three Kingdoms must have the protagonist open a system and fight without brains? It is a good book that is implanted with modern technology. This book is a lot of fun to read from the sidelines. Thumbs up to the author, keep up the good work! If there are more funny plots, I would love to see Bai Jia get frustrated!

The writing style of this book is average in the early stage, but you can clearly feel that the author is making continuous progress and the character descriptions are becoming more and more fleshed out. I would rate it an 8 in the early stage and a 9.6 In the later stage. This is just my personal opinion.

It's coherent and fluent, very good, and the ideas are very strong. It's just that the final ending is a bit clumsy in order to close the loop (it doesn't affect the overall situation, the process is perfect). The rating should not be low, highly recommended. It tells the story of how the Three Kingdoms came to dominate the world, and there are many funny coincidences in it. It is not the same routine as most of the Three Kingdoms, but its completeness is excellent.

I feel disappointed after reading this, a rare good ending. The overall mentality of the protagonist is a bit depressed. After all, he has been hung up by the system. Although the backfired fun is fun to watch, I also feel sorry for being fooled. Of course, both the ambition and the pattern of development direction are very pleasant. Talents who have left their names in the history of the entire era have used their whole life to develop changes and benefit the people. It is great.

Full marks. I saw more than 400 people came to comment after 168. Every character is really well written and every character is vivid. Tomato is one of the rare good books. I have nothing to say except that it is not passionate enough. Because the protagonist always wants to fail and return to modern society. The rest of the writing is fine. If you are passionate about it, it would be a sacred book.

The subject matter is novel, the writing is humorous, the foundation is rich, and it is a good book. Reminder

It's such a pity. I'm a little tired after more than 150 chapters. You can still read it if you want to, but I'm a little mentally tired at the end. Come on, it's almost five stars, I hope it's better (in my opinion)

This is such a good book~Mr. Pei said he liked it~~[laughing evilly]

The writing is good. It seems that everything is a coincidence, but in fact it is inevitable. There are many talents under his command, and the whole body is affected by the butterfly effect. It is both a refreshing article and a cerebral article, with foreshadowing. The storyline can withstand scrutiny. He uses a bad character to manage his subordinates. In fact, he delegates power and makes the best use of everyone. Everyone gets the maximum effect. It is a good book

Ox! It's so cool when I plug into the system! It's so cool to be a bystander! It's been a long time since I've read a book with the idea of ​​reading a story. I basically read online articles by myself. But this book brought me back to the feeling of watching Harry Potter when I was a child, and listening to the legendary experiences when I was a child. Is Bai Jia selfish or selfless? For the sake of my family, I am unwilling to change this troubled world; for the sake of the people, I am unwilling not to change this troubled world. Rather, it's better to say that it's being coerced, by who is the system? A general under his command? Is it the people? Is it the wife? It's neither, it's... Morality. It's too painful for Bai Jia who is unwilling to abandon his humanity. I have always liked Wade's words: Lose your humanity and lose a lot, lose your animality... Lose everything.

I haven't finished writing it before and I've been following it up. The tomatoes are of very high quality. Although 🈶systematic, it is still down to earth. The main character is remarkable, not as overbearing as others, great job [note]

Come on, author. It's hard to find a good book that shines before your eyes. Come on!

The most precious thing about this book is never the ingenious plot twists, but the courage to tear open the shell of decency and face the gray area of ​​human nature. The author does not deliberately create a perfect saint, nor does he create a purely evil person; good people will make mistakes due to selfish desires, and evil people will also have a moment of softness. The story unfolds slowly along time, the environment forces the characters to move forward, and the push of fate is everywhere. The writing is restrained and calm, and rarely expresses emotion directly, but struggles, loneliness, and regret are hidden in every detail of the description. We follow the protagonist through the entire journey, seemingly watching the joys and sorrows of others, but in fact, through the story, we examine the difficulties in our own hearts that we dare not face directly. The book does not give a standard answer, nor does it have a forced redemption ending, leaving only endless aftertaste: There are many choices in life, and there is never absolutely right or wrong, only one's heart can be relied upon. The above comments are purely for entertainment. . . . . .

Although there are some emotions that are difficult to reconcile, overall it is relatively perfect. There is no unfinished story and no unknowns left. Instead, the causes and consequences are clearly explained and form a closed loop. These ninety-nine reincarnations finally illustrate the story of the person who has always been the protagonist. It does not involve cultivating immortals or anything. The ending also gives people a very peaceful feeling.

It is worth watching. Although the overall plot is quite funny, it is worth watching whether there is a stubborn person with clear goals. It is worth watching. Although the overall plot is quite funny, but whether there is a stubborn person with clear goals. The emotions he should have as a human being are very delicate.

Among such novels, there are rare novels with good endings. Many of them are unfinished. But Bai Jia's story is very interesting. Many people continue to change over time. But in Bai Jia's story, Bai Jia's thoughts remain the same.

Come on, the writing is good, good, good, good, good, good

It's very exciting, especially the several counselors who speak in many twists and turns, understand 100%, and understand the lord minus 100%, each one of them is bad.

It's very good, but it's just a burden that I used until I got tired of it and didn't finish it!

There are many Invincible Three Kingdoms novels, but this one is more interesting. Unlike other books, Invincible just hacks and kills others casually.

Yes, yes, it's pretty good, but if the author is in good health, he should write hard and fast, don't procrastinate and update slowly, he should be like a thousand-mile horse, full of horsepower, and update hundreds of pages a day, so as to show the author's great talent.

The subject matter is good, the humor is light, keep up the good work.

It's well written, maybe it's just that there's a lot of content and a lot of events. I really think it's very good, especially the contrast in the different descriptions of the characters in the Three Kingdoms. Lu Bu's backstabbing of his adoptive father and his loyalty in the end, Cao Cao's other side, and Diao Chan's tragedy are not only famous in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Characters such as Zhang Jiao, Xu You, Lu Zhi, and Zheng Yun are all described in detail. Xun Yu and other characteristics are in line with the mainstream but innovative. The author should know a lot about the Three Kingdoms, but he is not an expert. When I go back, there will still be ideological struggles left behind.

It's not like I've never seen this kind of subject matter before, but I've never seen anything like what the author writes that makes sense. It's great.