Late Han and Three Kingdoms: One Iron Halberd to Pacify the World

The plot is compact, the battlefields are wonderful, the narrative style is wonderful, and it restores the heroic era of the Three Kingdoms in the battlefield. It tells the Three Kingdoms era in a different kind of story and gives people a more novel understanding of the Three Kingdoms. I really like it. This is my second time listening and reading! Like Like

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Let's not mention anything else for now, but this is really a book in the Three Kingdoms series - Diao Chan has a lot of roles as the main wife. I've been looking for it for a long time and it's really great. It's been a long time since I found a book like this, yyds. Leaving aside the official history, judging from the novels, Diao Chan is really brave, resourceful, and stunning in the world. Isn't she the right wife for YYDS? In other words, her identity is almost as good as a magic change. She is much better than the cliche Cai Yan's wife. To be honest, Cai Yan's feelings towards her are not very good. In feudal society, she can still marry so many people in her lifetime. The Xiongnu son inherits his father's inheritance (his father's little wife also inherits it...), But it is really pitiful. And to put it bluntly, her family background is only useful in the early stage. After all, she only has a name. It will cause chaos in the later stage. No, she might as well choose Diao Chan. Hey, it's really written to death. Speechless

Fine. I have also read a lot of Three Kingdoms fan fiction. Although the plot of this film is slow, it feels very real. Just not enough. The pace is indeed too slow. 200 Chapters. Just not enough. It would be perfect if we add Zhao Zilong later. It's really not enough to watch, I finished it in two days. The rating shouldn't be so low. If you want to read cool articles, this is not suitable.

Very well written! Keep up the good work! The author handles the historical details very well, has an understanding of the social situation at that time, and has an understanding of the officialdom... But the protagonist is not sensitive enough to control the scene. Is the protagonist not yet grown up or will he have this kind of character in the future? ? ? Also, I don't think it's necessary to write every battle in detail. The author is so meticulous that it takes several chapters to describe a small battlefield. I don't think it's necessary. It needs to be divided into priorities. Write more about major wars, and two chapters at most for minor wars are enough!

It is well written and it can be seen that the author knows the history of the Three Kingdoms very well. The characters are affectionate and meaningful, and it can be seen that the author wrote with great care. I also hope that the author can continue to polish the writing style and plot to write better works. [Congratulations] I still want to praise the author's meticulousness and rigor. It is much better than a mindless article, and it can also popularize a lot of science knowledge.

The teenage boy gathered a bunch of tough guys, and then he was invincible and killed everyone! The so-called "not brainless" in the introduction means just not letting the protagonist develop too smoothly, not letting the protagonist's role be too independent, not letting the rhythm progress too fast, not letting history collapse too harshly, and not letting things be too perfect... In fact, it is similar to other brainless novels about the Three Kingdoms. They reach the same goal by different routes, but each has its own unique merits. After breaking away from the usual system flow routines, the author spent more time on detours and found some balance between killing and human relations. Although some of the characters and plots are not satisfactory, the pictures are still praised~ In short, everyone has their own preferences for radish and green vegetables, and the author still has certain ideas. Readers who like to chew slowly may wish to take a look and try it out for themselves.

So far, it seems that the plot is relatively tight, and it is not like the kind where a lot of details are skipped directly. Moreover, I feel that the details are handled well, and the author is very careful and adds pictures to facilitate your imagination.

Not bad, quite to my liking. Come on, author!

It's good to read. I've read the Three Kingdoms written by this author. The writing style is really good. The only uncomfortable point is that there are too many wars. To be honest, there is no need to write the non-main plot of the Three Kingdoms in too much detail. The reason why the Three Kingdoms is good-looking is the background of the times and the people. The relationship between the characters and the big plot are the highlights. When I say this, I don't want the author to change the settings, but to reduce the details of the battle. Personally, I prefer farming, exploding troops, and recruiting more followers in the Three Kingdoms. This is just my personal preference. I still give the author a thumbs up! Come on!