Three Kingdoms: I, Tao Ying, the Wandering God of War

Muyu writing is definitely good! This is the impression that the last two books gave me. From the current point of view, the style and writing techniques of this book are still the same as before. I don't know what other readers think of it, but I like it very much anyway. I generally don't like to wait for the author to update chapter after chapter. The only exception is Muyu's book. As soon as I see the update prompt, I will read it immediately because I can't help it. Nothing much to say. This is not a farming novel, with endless ingenious ideas; this is not a car ride to the kindergarten, with an endless stream of tiger and wolf words; anyway, it is very exciting, very attractive, very addictive, and very memorable. There is nothing more to say.

One of the better-written books among the Three Kingdoms novels! Looks great, add a star!

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The Three Kingdoms novels are indeed well-written, especially the unsystematic ones. The author has a profound knowledge of literature and history, and the story is well-written and full of intrigue and humor. Minor shortcomings: Try to bring as little modernity as possible when narrating characters or events. After all, you have traveled through time, from ancient times to modern times, and there is no sense of substitution anymore. Personal suggestions Shuhuang cannot read it a second time. The guy who wrote the book should hurry up and write a new book if he has nothing to do. Doesn't he have a car loan or a house loan? So lazy. Stop writing about the Three Kingdoms. The two books you wrote, Wang Mazi and Tao Langzi, are already the pinnacle of novels traveling through the Three Kingdoms. I suggest you write a book about Li Zicheng who traveled through the Ming Dynasty. There are very few books written about Li Zicheng on Tomato, and one or two of them are rubbish. I'm optimistic about you 👍👍👍

This is one of my favorite Three Kingdoms novels I have ever read. It has an online IQ, and the outline of the whole novel is also very good. I give it five stars. Just a suggestion, why not put it in Jinling in the main city?

For books about the Three Kingdoms, this one is pretty good and I can keep reading it. Personally, I feel that this book beats at least 80% of the Three Kingdoms books.

It's very interesting, with clever plots, heroic spirit, humor, strict logic, and smooth writing.

Chapter 58, morning of March 5, 2023. Currently: In terms of the author, it has extraordinary literary talent, humor, talent, and quick thinking; in terms of plot, it is realistic, in line with the trend, ups and downs, twists and turns, and magnificent; in terms of IQ, IQEQ online, strategy, strategy, and tactics collide with blood, fire, fraternity, and thinking among generals, soldiers, and people. Disadvantages: The fighting scenes need to be refined.

Time travel and rebirth, pretending to be stupid, full of wits, living a life, spreading rumors, plotting Jiangdong, seizing the jade seal, exchanging military rations, seizing Jiangdong, building a navy, killing Sun Ce, securing Jiangdong, relying on the natural danger, destroying Zhou Yu, deceiving Yuan Shu, capturing Shouchun, building a fortress, traveling on dangerous roads, defeating Liu Bei, capturing Xia Jiang, Break the siege, destroy Liu Bei, fight against Cao Yuan, take four counties, destroy the Yuan family, destroy Hu and Han, destroy Gongsun, destroy the Japanese country, open overseas, aid Ma Chao, defeat Cao Cao, the death knell of Cao Wei, the end of Qixian, make him conquer the west, ascend the throne and proclaim himself emperor, firearms appear, destroy Rome, slaughter Ansa, unify the world, and travel freely

Wonderfully written! For me, it is very close to history, and the description of the battle is very detailed, with text and pictures. Although I said that I can't understand it most of the time, it does not prevent me from thinking that it is very powerful. In addition, the design of the male protagonist, the application of strategies, and the changes in the situation are also very attractive. (Although it will probably take a long time to finish, I feel in my heart that I will be satisfied if I can finish it without giving up for a while longer)