Nonsense Three Kingdoms: Dong Zhuo, You Need to Stand Up

The perspective is very interesting, but the author likes to popularize science. He talks about a person clearly about his knowledge and opinions. I want to read the story, not the origin and experience of this person in history.

It's quite good. It's both a book and a popular science. Before I read the book, I only knew that the Han Dynasty collapsed because of the stupidity of Emperor Heng Ling and the expansion of the family. There are still many reasons explained in this book.

Interpret the story of the late Eastern Han Dynasty from another perspective. The author's writing is very good, which is top-notch in 🍅. The difficulty is how to write a salted fish well. He can't lie down too much, otherwise he will become a dead fish. I hope to see the book completed smoothly without any eunuchs. Come on, author!

The content is very good, but the author's nicknames for some characters have to be slowed down before I can remember who they are [laughs]

This book is not a time-travel novel in the traditional sense. The role of the protagonist is not to participate in the whole process but to remind the key position. The most special thing about this book is that it provides a historical narrative perspective that is different from ordinary online articles. It removes the Spring and Autumn style of history books and presents a more realistic game process. It may not necessarily be correct, but it analyzes historical events from the ownership of the means of production, analyzes the game process from human nature, and re-formulates social rules from the inherent evil of human nature. To sum up, no matter whether the real historical facts are correct or not, at least the historical figures are more humane and no longer the superior "god" ancestors. This book is not suitable for novice readers, or younger readers. Young people's worldview is still in the process of building a positive world view, and they may not be very accepting of some grays. Moreover, the characters described in the book relatively subvert traditional cognition, which may cause reading difficulties, but it does not affect this is a good book.

I just read Chapter 74, so I came here to leave a comment. The author's perspective is very unique, and there is no fault in the logic. It is worth recommending. I just read other people's comments, and some people said why Dong Zhuo was not killed directly. Personally, I feel that in the author's logic chain, Dong Zhuo had no subjective thoughts of rebelling and subverting the imperial power. Although he was not a loyal minister, there was no reason why he had to be killed. On the contrary, if he killed Dong Zhuo, he would have to face the Yuan family clan. This is obviously not in the interest of the imperial power, and it directly puts the imperial power and the clan on opposite sides.

Very novel angle, can keep watching

The author's writing style and plot are quite good, and the analysis of various aspects is also very exciting. He also has good insights into history. However, as for Liu Bei, I remember that he was always just a guest general and never officially served as anyone's subordinate. Is there something wrong with that? I'm sorry, the writing of this book is very good, and there are many historical records and many reasonable speculations by the author. Later on, it is a bit fluid and deviates from the main line, adding many conspiracy theories. This is nothing in other books, but this is the Three Kingdoms. It was an era full of heroic pride, and everyone had their own opinions and persistence. This is why. That's why the Three Kingdoms is the Three Kingdoms, not just the last years of any dynasty. The Three Kingdoms had heroes and chivalrous people. Maybe it was an era of constant war, but you can't deny that this era was indeed full of its own romance. However, this book is mostly written based on a conspiracy theory. This may be the reason why the book's rating is not high.

Although it is a bit verbose, the author does have something [Like][Like][Like]

It's very interesting. It created a new category of the Three Kingdoms, which changed the historical trend of the late Han Dynasty before the eunuch group was wiped out.

Tomato is a rare historical masterpiece. The rankings of the Three Kingdoms Bodyguards are in no particular order. Dian Wei is really stupid, and his shortcomings are too stupid. Xu Chu, a fake and naive person, is a good bodyguard who has no blind spots in all aspects. Zhao Yun, Yunmei, is too handsome with shortcomings and her ideas are too right. Chen Dao, the real Zhao Yun, has no shortcomings except for personal strength. Zhou Tai, Zhou Guan Ming, the best guest bodyguard. Lu Bu, Yun Yizi, has only shortcomings except for his own abilities, and is exclusive to hardcore players. Xiang Chong, general, prison head.

It shouldn't be called this, it should be called Rebirth of Three Kingdoms Storytelling

This is a very new perspective Two chapters a day, which is a bit watery.

Awesome, really awesome, the author's culture is really high.

It's well written and makes sense, but it seems tiring. [Hold face] I really want to look good, but I'm just very tired. I don't know if my IQ is not good enough. [Hold face]

It's nice, but there's a lot of nonsense

(∂ω∂) More points, your perspective on interpreting the Three Kingdoms is quite novel.

The author is very good at telling stories, and the writing is very good, not watery at all.

How to say? Yes, but if you read it all at once, it will be interesting. If you want to catch up, you may not be able to keep up with the previous chapters. It is still good, so you should keep up with it.

It's quite funny, but it's really hard. Come on.

Author, can you please replace the character's original name with a code name? It's easy to tell who the new character is (ಥ_ಥ)

It's interesting. The author is looking forward to the follow-up.

Five-star praise, nice looking

I think it's pretty good

Very suitable for old bookworms

I very much agree with the author (the official history is not entirely the truth)

Brother, you have to stand up, why is it over? Forget it, soft ones are cute too [laughs evilly]

I have read a lot of late Han Dynasty books, and I think this is the most authentic one

Well written, I'm tired of reading nicknames

After reading this book, I feel quite impressed. I have never realized that the Romance of the Three Kingdoms is so different from the official history before. In short, I have learned a lot of knowledge (♡ ὅ ◡ ὅ )ʃ♡