Zhuge Village Fool, You're Scheming Against Me Again

The writing is very good and has its own ideas. The author has his own views on each character. Don't underestimate some people too much. The character of the protagonist is also tenable. It is normal for the Three Kingdoms to have some surprises. If there are not too many and obvious, there will be no big problem. I also hope that the author can be more fair when writing about Sun Quan. Although it is a bit outrageous to say that Sun Shiwan was a bit outrageous, Cao Pi still performed very well when he attacked Wu in three directions. This war is no worse than Chibi, but it is less famous. (Of course, if you should laugh a hundred thousand, you still have to laugh [laugh] [laugh evilly]) Finish scattering flowers, scattering flowers

It is a success just because it can maintain enough attractive authenticity despite being unsystematic. The characters are well-developed without losing the sense of reality. The only drawback is that some characters like Wenzhao Gong are difficult to reconcile, and the emotional description is a bit fabricated. It is a work that can be pitted. (The writing style is considered relaxed, so those who like official history should think twice.)

It's rare to find a book that helps Liu Daer, and I can't read it without getting bored. The writing is brilliant, the logic is clear, the characters are three-dimensional, the little tricks are humorous, and the story line is smooth. The shortcoming is that it only updates 3 chapters steadily every day...

The author's intention is very clever. Although the protagonist has no system, he can still change history through his own abilities. However, he does not directly participate in major historical events and does not stick to the clichés. Instead, he tells a story from another perspective that is at least self-consistent for now. With the author's writing style, it is unlikely to collapse later. I hope to see a complete and interesting book.

I have read a lot of Three Kingdoms novels, and they are pretty good. The more they read, the better. It's quite gratifying to see the ratings go up little by little hahaha

I have read a book for so long, and this is the only one I am willing to give a good review. All the characters in this book have high IQs throughout, and the plot rhythm is not sluggish, making it enjoyable to read. It is a good book worthy of praise. I hope that the author will continue to work hard and finish this book. It will not be unfinished or eunuch. If you want to write a plot about reform in the future, don't change it out of tune. Change it in a reasonable and reasonable way. That's all. Come on, come on! ! ! Not bad, not bad. So far, the more I watch it, the more satisfied I am. As long as the author doesn't water down the plot and maintains this level of writing, I will always support you.

Very good. Both Cao and Liu wrote well. It's not like other novels where one is too dark while the other is dark. The author's literary skills are also good. The debates are comfortable to watch. There are maps for military affairs, quotes for history, and illustrations for creation. There will be no confusion, Bashi.

This is a very good novel about the Three Kingdoms. The IQs of all the characters are online and even wonderful. The descriptions of Cao Cao, Xun Yu and others in the book are all very good, rather than the protagonist's unique and exciting novel. The fragments of Wen Chao Gong are also used appropriately, neither embarrassing nor forced. It is worth reading in one sitting. I will give this book as many points as it deserves.

Is it poisonous? Yes, this is undeniable. This is the poisonous point of fun. To put it bluntly, it's just a joke. You think it's funny, but I don't think it's funny. Overall, it's pretty good. It can be said that the style of the protagonist is very good. There is no God's perspective. No matter who sees it, they have to say loyalty.

It's rare to find an article that assists Uncle Liu Huang, and the content is super exciting. Pig's trotters are also good debaters, especially the part where they go to Jingzhou to deliver the letter. The supporting characters are also smart, which mainly reflects the inner drama of the chopstick brothers trying to inherit the family. The part where Boss Cao tests the pig's trotters in the early stage is even more illustrated! In addition to poems and poems, he was also clever in his strategies and generals. Especially Wei Yan, who was a guest in other camps and often quoted the words of saints in debates with others, which gave him a sense of the debates in the Spring and Autumn Period. And the titles of each chapter are in the five-five style. For example, in Chapter 66, Zhang Qian worships his lord, and Liu Bei said to save the people (I don't know if this is true). There is a chapter from the Romance of the Three Kingdoms that I read. It is neither a slander nor a disgrace to Cao Liu and Sun, and it is a historical novel that is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. Although there are a lot of typos, the author is very serious about correcting them. In short, he is very good at assisting Liu. The author is still a jerk! I have written so much, why doesn't the author comment?