Three Kingdoms: at the Beginning, Dong Zhuo Wants to Depose the Emperor, I Am Liu Bian

I have always wanted to read novels with the background of the official history of the Three Kingdoms. Because of the greatness of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, such books are extremely rare. There are occasionally a few, but they are often too obscure. The author either likes to show off his skills or to show how good his ancient prose is. This book is completely different. , Rich in knowledge, but the writing is very clear and very readable, and it tries its best to restore the historical truth from the perspective of people's hearts, logic, and all aspects. The characters are written with flesh and blood. The best one does not completely stand from the standpoint of history books. After all, history books are written by the victors.

Except for the sloppy time-travel arrangement at the beginning, this book is good and unsystematic. The things it does are in line with the background of the times, and the pace is well controlled. It is a rare good book about the late Han Dynasty in recent times. I am very picky about food, and there are not many good reviews. This one is okay so far. The beginning is okay, but there is no focus after that. There is almost no protagonist. I just write about the celebrities and deeds of the Three Kingdoms. There is no focus. The protagonist seems to have disappeared.

Highly recommended! Highly recommended! I have never read a Three Kingdoms novel of this type. There is no system, no Romance of the Three Kingdoms, but only historical background. The protagonist has no golden fingers and relies entirely on his own knowledge and tactics. The plot is interlocking, the writing is smooth, and although the text is white, it is very flavorful. This kind of book must be popular, it must be popular, it is like a real good thing!

Talking about my impressions after reading it, the author seems to care about the self-consistency of logic, the plot is vivid and twists, and it has a strong sense of immersion. Moreover, many settings in the book have a sense of déjà vu combining old and new, and the effect is good.

It has been tested and is non-toxic. It can be said that it is quite exciting and I am completely amazed. Please feel free to enter.

It has completely opened the door to a new world. It can be seen that the author's text structure has distinct personal characteristics, with a degree of relaxation, and the rhythm of the plot is also very well controlled. There are almost no fatal bugs, but it is too short.

After reading it for a while, I felt that the author really paid attention to the military system and official positions in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and the writing style was a bit chaotic. But it doesn't matter, I came in because of the official history in the author's introduction. After reading it for a while, I thought that the author had his own unique insights and reasoning about the history of the late Eastern Han Dynasty. But this is different from my reasoning about history, so I watched it for a while and then stopped watching it. This book is not to my taste, but I highly recommend it to those who like to read official history and those who like to read some plots. Because there are not many books like this on Tomato, it is very rare. Of course, I have only read a small part of the first part of this book, and I don't know anything about the subsequent plot, so if the later part of the book collapses, please don't come to me. I have only read this small part of the first part. In short, I encourage the author to write well. Five-star praise is given.

The author has deep accumulation and solid foundation! The writing is smooth and the plot is basically reasonable, giving readers a sense of anticipation. The only small regret I feel is that the backward compatibility is not very good. Readers with a little bit of historical knowledge will have a hard time reading it, and those readers who are not familiar with the history of the Three Kingdoms will probably have an even harder time. In addition, I feel that there are still a few plots in which the protagonist appears before others, and the emotional experience is not explosive enough. Of course, this cannot be considered a shortcoming. This is a matter of the author's style and readers' preference. Although the Dragon King novel feels greasy, plots like Juxianzhuang Guangmingding are also talked about by readers. Sometimes strong emotional experiences can make the plot more fascinating. Just a few words, come on, author! A little regretful.

The large-scale and really fragrant scene, except for the male protagonist who was a little drifting when he started to travel, the subsequent plot is getting more and more solid, it is completely writing history, the IQ is online, and there is no ambiguity at all.

I have read several books about the Three Kingdoms with Liu Bian as the protagonist, and this one is quite brilliant. The author has a strong historical foundation, and his official titles, military systems, etc. Are very consistent with the environment of the late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms. At the same time, the author also has a strong foundation in classical literature, which can be seen from the chapter table of contents. Not bad, good, come on, ## @

I read thirty chapters in one go and made a brief evaluation: 1. The first ten chapters are good. At the beginning of the crisis, the protagonist directly changes history. The anticipation is high and the sense of immersion is also good. 2. Have historical literacy, and have research on historical materials and official systems. The protagonist is not reckless, there is pressure from all sides, the writing style is good, and it is very friendly to readers who are familiar with history. 3. Dong Zhuo's pressure was not enough. He knelt down and licked Yuan Wei directly, and praised Yuan Wei too highly. The pressure that should have been focused on Dong Zhuo was gone and was completely taken away by Yuan Wei. From here on, the writing power is not good. Summary: The first ten chapters can be said to be top-notch in terms of historical themes. Even in the entire Three Kingdoms area at the starting point, no one can come out to fight you. But later on, the author may have lost some energy and lacked expectations. The hooks, foreshadowing, and hidden lines must be strengthened. The author still needs to continue to work hard!

I have read books such as Chronicles of the Han Empire, The Most Romantic in the Three Kingdoms, Overlord of Shu, Evil Man, Become a Warlord in the Three Kingdoms, The Rebirth of the Han Dynasty in the Three Kingdoms, etc. This book is a very good article with strong logic and excellent writing style, which is really rare. At present, more than 95% of the Three Kingdoms travel stories on the platform are downgraded. I hope the author can keep up the good work and not unfinish it.

How to say it? After reading so many Romance of the Three Kingdoms, this book is the closest to history and has a high degree of restoration. I can see that the author is very attentive. The characters and plot are good and not exaggerated. I prefer to read this kind of book compared to those that are over-the-top.

A rare good historical book, a good book with depth I can't read it after 300 chapters. I'm messing with the rules and it's too stupid.

The writing style is realistic. There is currently no system that appears in other time-travel novels. The emergence of modern knowledge (there is a saying that can anyone really understand so much modern knowledge and practice it? It is really weird to see this kind of plot). It is not just about fighting, but also beautiful women and talents. There are also reflections on resourcefulness and internal affairs. All in all highly recommended.

The rhythm is well controlled, without any lag, it's super burning and exciting, and it's great from the beginning.

I have read all the updated parts, and I feel that the writing is quite good. Are there any flaws? That is definitely there, but it does not affect reading, and there is no problem with the logic (there are many high-scoring books on Tomato, and my brain shrank just looking at them. I really don't know why they are so highly rated). I don't know why this book is rated so low. In my opinion, it must be 9 points or higher. In addition, I hope the author will continue to work hard and update. I stopped watching it later because I am a fan of Liu Bei, and I felt that it was trying to discredit Liu Bei. Withdraw, withdraw

Dong Zhuo's rebellion brought disaster to the Yuan family. The author strings together the fragments scattered in the history books to fully reconstruct the far-reaching plan behind the Luoyang Rebellion. The young Cao Cao said, "One jailer is enough, so why call in foreign troops one after another?" He laughed at Yuan Shao for his lack of plans, predicting that he would be defeated if he advanced, and he did not understand that this was the Yuan family's back-up man. If He Jin's position wavered, he would be sent away together; Dong Zhuo and Ding Yuan came to make noise, whose family's prestige was strengthened? King Kuang of Bao Xin raised troops and left. Whose wing will Jian take? As for Ding Yuan's appointment as Jinwu, when Dong Zhuo's rebellious intentions were revealed and backfired on the Yuan family, the Yuan family wanted Ding Yuan to join the state troops to fight against Dong Zhuo's Liangzhou soldiers and compete for the command of Erhe's remaining troops. Whether Lu Bu was tempted by the money or he obeyed the orders of the state pastor, he killed Ding Yuan, which made the Yuan family's dream come true. It is no wonder that even though Dong Zhuo was killed later, Yuan Zhi still refused to accept it. Although Zhijinwu has made other interpretations to unfold the plot here, he has already guided everyone to read the history books to find the answer. Regardless of the subsequent novels in this article, the chapter on the Luoyang Rebellion alone is admirable for its role in encouraging learning!

It's nice to watch, but I feel that Liu Bian broke the situation relatively quickly in a broad sense, probably around the time when Dong Zhuo entered Beijing, and the separatist type may be different. He can always have a goal. It depends on how the author arranges his opponents.

It feels like a novel written by a history major. The story is very standard, and the research and popular science are also very good. It is not very suitable for the sinking market like Tomato, and is suitable for the petty bourgeoisie user group like Qidian.

The author is great. Based on historical facts and bold reasoning, he wrote a long and powerful novel about the late Han Dynasty, with exquisite writing, vivid character descriptions, compact plot and ups and downs. This is a rare high-quality Three Kingdoms novel. This kind of reading experience with your brain is rare. I highly praise it. But the length is the problem. The sky is falling in the beginning, but when the situation is stable and we are firmly seated in Luoyang, we can spread the word and determine the world. What can be written in the follow-up is the struggle between the central and local governments, the struggle between the imperial power and the scholar-bureaucrats, and the struggle between the scholar-bureaucrats from poor families. Opening the imperial examination, training the new army, and improving productivity, that's all. Therefore, we still need to find ways to find eye-catching points, otherwise there will be nothing to write about, and the water words will be mixed with rice, and the public will be lost.

It can be seen from the writing style that the author has a literary foundation and a thorough understanding of the history of the Three Kingdoms period, which really impressed me.

It's worth five stars. There are so many books on Tomato, except for The Lost City of Beasts, this one is worth five stars, even though it's a weak five-star. The author's understanding of the Later Han Dynasty is really different from ordinary people. I can be a history teacher. This book taught me a lot about the Later Han Dynasty and the culture of the Three Kingdoms. The book is very rigorous. I like rigorous books. It is self-justifying and can stand up to scrutiny. Only books can be widely circulated, just like the famous Tian Long Ba Bu on Douyin some time ago.

Kuang Fu Han Shi was well received. I watched Three Kingdoms some time ago and mistook Lu Bu for his father-in-law. The first 300 chapters are very well written about the battle of wits. The protagonist is named Lin Mo. You can look back and see if there are any lessons that can be used when writing about the battle of wits. Old rules five stars

The author of this book worked really hard, and he spent a lot of time researching the information. He figured out the family connections and interpersonal relationships in the late Qing Han Dynasty; the power structure of the officialdom, and the distribution of civil, military, political, and civilian interests. He read it patiently and was able to connect scattered knowledge points. Because of his rationality, I guess there will be no female readers. This may be the reason why it only has an 8-point score. It's a good book and I recommend it.

When I first read it, I just killed Yuan Wei and killed the protagonist and stabilized the court. Later, the author revised it and competed for hegemony. It was well written and quite interesting [I learned], but the finale was a bit [eating]. Overall, it is a good historical novel!

After reading twenty chapters, the author has rich historical knowledge. He brings the late Han Dynasty from the first perspective and shows a real late Han Dynasty from different dimensions of power, human nature and social form. I admire you! ! ! Very well written

Oh my god, it was so mind-numbing to read, the author is so awesome, the plot line is so strong, and the degree of restoration is very high.

Come on, it's well written. It's a rare historical article.

Great start, great writing style! A benchmark work in the Book of the Three Kingdoms!