Three Kingdoms: Recruiting Huang Hansheng from the Start

The author's writing is delicate and skillful, with a rich and engaging plot that makes it impossible to put down. A truly excellent work! 👍 Excellent, excellent, wonderful, and rich in content.

This book is well-written. The protagonist is decisive, unlike other novels where the protagonist hesitates and agonizes over choosing a desolate prefecture, which is quite frustrating. Normally, transmigrators become unruly and lawless after gaining power, like nouveau riche in real life, with Dong Zhuo being a prime example. However, if Dong Zhuo had been more astute, the probability of him unifying the world would have been extremely high.

This Three Kingdoms story is pretty good; the system's advantages don't overshadow the protagonist, but it's a bit drawn out, probably because the Three Kingdoms period is limited in scope. Actually, if you're going to write a story with a system, it would be best to write about the Chinese mainland, where several historical powers coexist. With a system, you can write freely without worrying about running out of material.

Great! I've found another Three Kingdoms story I can watch. Five stars for you! Keep it up!

I'll give you a good review. The book is quite good, and I like the protagonist's personality; he's decisive and ruthless. Actually, you could consider recruiting Lu Bu as a subordinate; as long as you can suppress him, he's very useful. I previously read a book where the protagonist started by fusing with Li Cunxiao and used Lu Bu.

Why not upgrade one weapon into a Phoenix Winged Gilded Halberd? And why not upgrade your own horse? Honestly, novels these days aren't as good as they used to be. I've listened to quite a few novels, and most authors nowadays don't describe the protagonist's duels with other generals.

I've read several of the author's books, and they're really good. The protagonist is decisive and ruthless, never hesitant or indecisive. What an amazing character! He kills without hesitation, and I love reading like that! It's very good! It ranks among the top in the Three Kingdoms genre. Some time travelers fawn over famous historical figures and military generals, and develop their abilities in a low-key manner, which is completely unlike what one would expect from a time traveler 😅

I've been following the updates daily, and it took me a while to write this comment. This novel is quite good; although most of the battles are one-sided, it also employs strategy and isn't just mindless writing. I hope the author continues writing and delivers a satisfying ending, and hopefully it won't be rushed.

It's pretty good, although the timing isn't quite right, but it's a parallel world after all.

It's alright, why not upgrade your own weapons and horses? And upgrading a ping-pong cavalry unit only gives 10 points to reach 60 attack power, why not upgrade more of them, add them to the Invincible Guardian, then tell them who made contributions on the battlefield and continue upgrading them? What's the point of keeping those 30,000 or 40,000?