Three Kingdoms: A Hellish Start, Turning the Tide from Xinye

I just read Chapter 50. Let me give you a good review. 1. The author made some choices between official history and novels to make the image of some characters more reasonable. For example, Zhou Yu, the top counselor of Soochow, was written as too violent and jealous in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Immediately, Zhuge presided over the domestic affairs and the main character planned the war. This is the situation where Zhuge really showed his talents. 2. The author's strategy is very reasonable. The war in Jingzhou in the early stage was reasonable. In the later period, Liu Bei's attack on Yizhou and Liangzhou was almost the only prerequisite for competing with Cao. 3. The rhythm of the writing is still very fast and not procrastinating. 4. The protagonist's positioning of himself is okay. The design of Zheng Qixiang and the protagonist proactively lust for money and have benevolence with Liu Bei, but more ruthless and heroic to compete for power. It can only be said to be very historical. The writing is very good. 5. I like Gong Yaoji very much, but there are some things that I think are bad. 1. Cao Caofang is not written well enough. There should be some characters behind the battle of wits with the protagonist. 2. Some characters should be exposed. Although the plot will be delayed, this is the Three Kingdoms that everyone likes. I hope that after entering Shu, I can keep Zhang Ren, the Wu family, the Fei Yi family, Huang Quan, Zhang Yi, Zhang Song, Deng Zhi, Li Yan, Qin Mi, Xiang Chong, Peng Yi and others. I also hope that this book will get a higher rating (the above are all personal opinions and accept corrections)

This Three Kingdoms fanfic is really awesome. Normally, everyone has read almost all the Romance of the Three Kingdoms fanfics. They are all basically the same and difficult to watch. Nowadays, many authors are writing real-life Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms to attract readers' interest. I love this book, even though it is a complete Romance of the Three Kingdoms fan fiction. But it can be said to be very good. The author's writing and the rigor of the plot are both good. It can be said to be the sacred text of the Three Kingdoms.

Overall review, I have briefly read through almost all the Three Kingdoms books in Tomato. This is the best-written book I have seen so far, so I give it five stars. Quality article. There is no system and no random recruitment of girls (according to the plot, Sun Shangxiang and Fan were accepted). The plot development of the whole book is exquisitely conceived, and the characters' abilities and personalities are also in place. The author has good accumulation and patience, and the rhythm is good until the end. It is not a bad ending, and the ending concept is also good. Friends who like the Three Kingdoms genre strongly recommend watching it. But I still have to say that there is an obvious shortcoming, that is, there is not enough foreshadowing at the beginning. There is no problem with the plot of betraying Cao Ying, but the foreshadowing is not thick enough and it is a little anxious, which makes the protagonist's resentment towards Cao Ying not very clear. The beginning is still very important, and the author can pay more attention to it in the future. @Dust After reading it for the first time, I found the opening to be very abrupt, and I almost wanted to give up the book (it doesn't matter whether it's Fu Liu or Fu Cao, the main reason is that the plot is not very tenable, and it seems that the protagonist has a weak heart, and he feels resentful if a strategy is not adopted) But as I see it getting better later on, the overall shortcomings are not concealed. It is a rare Three Kingdoms-type quality novel in Tomato. There is no doubt that it must be supported by five stars! ! ! Come on author 👏 The rating of this book is still too low. The quality must be worthy of 9.5 Points. If not, it is too low. Don't miss it if you like the Three Kingdoms genre!

Not bad, you can watch it, especially the love story between children is well written, the protagonist is very resourceful, very good, very good

The writing is okay, except that Liu Bei here is a bit hypocritical, and the protagonist's poison oath doesn't really fit in, and if he is really a poison oath, after Liu Bei dies in the later period, there is really no need for him to do this for Liu Chan, maybe because the author wants to end it. Overall, this is a fairly good film in the Three Kingdoms series that focuses on Liu Bei's camp.

Liu Bei camp, thick black literature, great writing style!

It is a rare good book with reasonable strategic layout and vivid characterization. It is like reading history. You are mesmerized at first glance. The strange and right are in harmony. You plot people, yourself, and the world. You can read it in one go. It still feels unsatisfying. However, it will eventually run out. I look forward to the author's follow-up updates.

Yes, the writing is reasonable, but a little lacking.

The real strategist used himself as a tactic and pushed Adou, who couldn't help him, onto the unshakable throne. Although the writing in the early stage is a bit idealistic, the war scenes in the later stage are really exciting! ! !

The writing is quite good, the big man unites the world, the protagonist is also relatively intelligent, the dark side is okay, I don't hate it. There are almost no emotional scenes, and it plays the role of a son. However, the protagonist has been disgracing himself, which makes him unhappy. Later Zhuge Liang clarified that it was actually just a comfort to the readers and of no use to Qiu Heng himself. Liu Chan faked his death and lived in seclusion. Liu Chan had some conscience. The middle son was adopted by Dabao. I was still wondering if the son came to power. Sure enough, nothing happened to him. Later, when he was killed in the palace, the son still hasn't gotten over it. It shows that the son did not inherit his IQ. I feel that if the protagonist really wants to be dark, at least his reputation should not be too bad on the surface. The aristocratic family and others are secretly biting their teeth at him, but they dare not say anything like this on the surface. In the beginning, I expected the protagonist to be white-faced and dark-hearted. However, the protagonist turned out to be silly and superficial, and the darkness needed to be strengthened. Overall, it's still very beautiful.