Three Kingdoms: Never Fought a War of Wealth? I Dig Deep into the Wall

New generals appear in Three Kingdoms Killing Shu Zhang Yu, four drops of blood The first skill [Prophet] can be chosen when you receive damage from a kill. 1. Discard a card to return the damage to him. 2. Play a dodge and discard two of his cards. The second skill [Desperate] When your blood volume is two, discard two cards in your hand, it will be regarded as you have a kill, you cannot dodge, and you will have unlimited kills this round, and the damage will be increased by one.

Personally written very well! I can feel that the author has researched a lot of information, and the writing style is also very good. The most important thing is that the author listens to the advice and the plot advancement is reasonable. Don't believe those negative reviews, most of them are fake. I also hope the author will continue to work hard!

This book is wonderful. How can the rating be so low? I am here to help you. This book is good. The protagonist's image is basically established, and the other characters don't appear too OOC. As long as you can stick to it until the end, it will be a masterpiece [Blow Kiss]

It's very beautiful, and it's the best one I've ever seen about the Three Kingdoms. The protagonist is particularly well portrayed, with a delicate mind and a humorous personality. The way the protagonist gets along with other people is very warm. The most important thing is that there is no heroine. After reading 500 chapters, the heroine has not yet come out. It is so cool to have a Machiavellian character without a heroine. [Love][Love][Love][Love][Love][Love]

Focusing on planning and technology as a supplement, while planning, he also brought out the scientific and technological crystallization of later generations. He did not put too much emphasis on inventions, but continued to use plans to plan the world. Although the characters are a bit facial, but with the original work, there is nothing that can be done without facial makeup [Thinking]

Among the counselor books I read, this one ranks first! Even though I tied it in one breath, I still feel that it is still unfinished. Zihe's character is really lovable. He is my favorite historical fanfic! Not one of them! It is really difficult to write a group portrait, but the author writes it really well and handles all the details very well. First of all, I don't understand history, and secondly, I haven't read much about the Three Kingdoms. I only know a few famous people about the Three Kingdoms, so this book is not interesting at all to me. Moreover, this article does not have the cliche of going in and making a lot of inventions, nor does it go up and beat everyone who is not in your camp to death with a stick. Everyone in the article has a distinct feeling. The so-called right and wrong are actually just different positions and perspectives. And, everyone has their own shining point, yes, that's right, everyone has it! It's really nice and makes everyone feel fleshed out, which I really like.

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This book is very rare, the only one that writes that Liu Bei also saved Liu Xie

Zhang Zihe 3 blood 3 upper limit Person recognition: When other character skills are activated, you can deduct a point from the upper limit of physical strength to make this skill ineffective. Wisdom: When you use a tip card, you can cause a point of damage to another character. If it is not your turn, you can double the damage. Harmony: (Lock) At the end of the other character's turn, if he or she did not cause damage to you this round, you draw the number of cards in his hand, and he draws the number of cards in your hand. If one of his skills fails, you will restore a point of maximum physical strength instead, and he will restore a point of physical strength, and he will restore his skills.

It's good to read. It's really good. I don't want to read a novel about women having too many roles. This is a good book. It doesn't insult women or smear them. It's just about men fighting for hegemony. It's really good. I recommend it.

I have read a lot of fictional novels like this, and this one should be the most idealistic one I have seen. It is equivalent to gathering all the heroes from the late Han Dynasty and the early Han Dynasty. Maybe it's out of frustration, or maybe he just likes to collect, but they are really together. From a realistic point of view, the situation here is actually too beautiful, but since I can read this kind of novel, it also proves that he is everyone's heart. Compared with the Five Huanhua after the Western Jin Dynasty, I still prefer to see this Such an ideal situation, even if it is just an online novel, can show that everyone really has too many difficulties with this period of history, including me, so I gave it five stars. There is no other reason, just because it is the most ideal situation in the novels I have seen so far, and it is also what many Three Kingdoms fans hope to happen. Anyway, thank you to this author for letting me see this overly ideal situation.

It's very beautiful. Really, it's the most beautiful among the Three Kingdoms novels I've read. I love Zihe. I don't know how to describe it. I just feel that he is charming and graceful. Anyway, he has the feeling of a gentleman from ancient times. In short, I like him very much. It's hard to describe. Anyway, I love him very much. [Sending my heart]

I like it very much. The characters have clear personalities. Earlier I saw that the protagonist started arranging his descendants (Zhuge Liang, Ma Chao and others) and thought it was too fast. I didn't expect that Cao Cao would be caught so "easily". After all, other books are almost all about a big battle. Anyway, I like it very much.

Where is Jian Yong? And what about Qianzhao and Tian Yu? Especially with Qianzhao, the emperor's uncle is so young. Will Taishi Ci still go to Soochow?

After reading Chapter 50, everything is pretty good. The butterfly effect caused by the protagonist's time travel came on very quickly, and it really gave me something new to see. In a group portrait novel, the protagonists of each family have their own characters. The clown in this article is still the Yuan family of our fourth generation and three princes, Alao Shao, Alas Skeleton King. The interpersonal communication does not deliberately pursue dark intrigues, but it conforms to the logic of the characters' behavior. It is natural to read along according to the most basic logic. As for the female characters, it seems that not all are going to end. Dong Bai's marriage to Liu Bei seems like she has become a little mother (. Of course, this seems a bit counterintuitive at first glance. In fact, it is Liu Bei who became famous and made great achievements in the war due to the intervention of the protagonist, and had a falling out with Yuan Shao, which led to him leaving the coalition. After Dong Zhuo found out, he wanted to win over this former colleague who had saved him during the Yellow Turban period. Liu Xie also wanted to use his strength to win over the emperor's uncle, so he led This is the situation. However, after watching too many male videos, it's quite funny to see the must-see list becoming a little mother. From the book review, it is said that the protagonists are married to three people, Cai Wenji, Zhen Ji and Diao Chan. (PS: Although the focus of this article is entirely on conquering the city and helping the Han Dynasty, I know more about the emotional drama than the history.) The biggest shortcoming is the comment area, which is in line with my stereotype of the Three Kingdoms theme comment area. However, the overall number of comments is very small, and the author's replies are quite interesting. For example, when it comes to Liu Bei, he calls out one protagonist at a time, which is very interesting, so you should read the paragraphs and commentaries when you should. Finally, private goods were included. After all, what we read is still a novel. Whether it is the Romance of the Three Kingdoms version or the romance version, this is a novel. The author writes people as stupid, but it's totally fine to say a few words. But if you write about people well, there is really no need to jump out and object. The Three Kingdoms is the most popular period of history, and almost everyone with a name has been analyzed inside and out. The flip-flopping of one thing is the change between "righteousness" and "selfishness", so there is really no need to argue in the comment area to lower the perception. There is also the Taoist priest, he is really good at pretending. I have read many books of single-female and multi-female novels, and I clearly understand the reasons why I like the corresponding genres. But it's really hard to avoid people like snakes and scorpions, and criticize them in a sanctimonious way. This book was already finished when I discovered it, so this review is of little significance. The main reason is that we have reached the point (1:50), and I am a bit empty. I would like to write a short essay without vomiting. Haomaru, it feels so good to express your opinions, hehe.

Yes, it's worth watching. It's rare to travel back in time without plagiarizing inventions. The real golden finger for ordinary people to travel through time is the concept and vision of modern society. There are really not many people who have the hands-on ability to create technological products that are far ahead of the times.

Good looking forward to the next plot!

Very well written The following is used for demining: During the later unification, I thought I would use modern knowledge to help the Han Dynasty, but I basically didn't write much about it. As for the female supporting characters, as the author said, there are only occasional mentions in one or two chapters, but in the ending, three of them are given to the protagonists, the main wife Cai Yan, the concubines Diao Chan and Mi Zhen. I still prefer to have no female protagonists, so I don't like the ending of the female supporting characters, so I deducted one star.

After reading more than half of it, I feel that the description of the war seldom mentions the strength of the troops. It just depends on which side has more famous generals. In addition, I feel that I have a collecting habit. It is not necessary for everyone to surrender. After they have rebelled and won, they surrender and they don't treat ordinary soldiers as human beings. Overall, the writing is okay.

It's okay, but it's not easy to assist Liu Bei. He can't take the traditional path of becoming king and hegemony. Let's see how to deal with it in the later stage. By the way, the script of this group of heroes fighting against Dong finally came to an end after writing more than 130 chapters. It is really a bit difficult. It is not necessary to get all the good generals in the first volume. It is better to develop slowly. It is also not necessary to transform Liu Bei from a small Sima to a state pastor in the first chapter. It feels like directly adjusting the difficulty from hell to normal difficulty. The sense of satisfaction and expectation dropped too fast... Fortunately, there are saviors and Huns, 100,000 bandits, Yuan Shao and other bosses waiting to be defeated...

Overall, this is a good book, and the plot is quite reasonable. Although there are a few flaws, the flaws are not concealed. A good book is a good book. I wonder if you have read "The Great Wei Nengchen". In my mind, this book is not as good as the Great Wei Nengchen.

Come on, author, look forward to the next plot

In terms of content, it is actually one of the top three novels I have read among the three countries. The logic is quite rigorous, so I would give it 5 stars. (Author, could you please stop being so short?)

The author's writing is online, the logic is rigorous, the plot design is reasonable and smooth, and he can interact with readers to correct bugs in a timely manner. Overall, it is a good book worth reading. My only regret is that I discovered this book too early and couldn't read it in one sitting.

It's pretty good. It doesn't matter if the pace is slow or fast, as long as the writing is good enough, it's a little funny in the rules, and the characters are well drawn. . . In addition, the author seems to like to use words like "after all" quite frequently, but I think it's acceptable. . .

Yes, yes, yes, yes, the military advisor can be said to be the new regimental favorite. It would be nice if Zihe could be damaged in battle. Just feel sorry for them! Hey-hey

It's quite acceptable. The people in the book are all flesh and blood, and their brains are not in Antarctica, and their brains are not frozen. I also like the character design of the protagonist, and the overall story is quite smooth. The writing style is also okay. It's a normal Three Kingdoms fanfic. It can be seen that the author has really understood it and is basically not poisonous. Like

This book is super good-looking. Zhang Zihe really wrote about the military advisor in my heart, and he didn't send beautiful women to the harem. It is simply a perfect Three Kingdoms novel. But there is no Guo Fengxiao that I like. It's clear whether he is with Cao Na or Liu Bei. I really want Guo Fengxiao to work with Zhang Zihe, but it's a pity that I didn't see Guo appear at the end [crying]. This book is super, super, awesome. The author, cheers, cheers [send my heart][send my heart][send my heart] It's finally time to reach the finale. In the end, Guo couldn't escape Zhang's grasp, (｡ӧ◡ӧ｡). The protagonist finally got married, which is very consistent with my feeling of having a small family after becoming famous.

This book is really well written, and it ranks first in my heart among the 🍅Three Kingdoms. Full marks for touching, neither the emperor nor Boss Cao, it is really touching, especially the part about saving the emperor and killing Dong Zhuo, which is particularly burning. I was particularly touched when I saw various SSRs gathered together in the later period and the sincere friendship unique to the Shu Han Dynasty. Really well written. The only bad thing is that there is too little talk about the future, and there is no mention of Liu Xie's fate when the protagonist comes back. I hope he doesn't die. I felt really disappointed after reading the whole book. It's been a long time since I've had this feeling of being lost after reading a book. I ask book friends to recommend some books on the Three Kingdoms that are similar to this book. They don't want to be shady Cao Liu. The protagonists don't want to be the kind who can't walk around when they see women. They should focus on their careers. It's better to have some sincere and touching emotional lines and very burning plots.

It's okay. Although I listened to the book, I wasn't distracted when some parts were being spoken, but there are more than 200 chapters, and there are no plots like tomato novels where three words in one sentence have the same meaning. Overall, it can still be read.