Three Kingdoms: From the Start, Dong Zhuo Wants to Depose the Emperor, and I'm 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!

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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 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.

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, ## @

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.