Three Kingdoms: Traveling Through Liu Xie, Please Ask the Prime Minister to Address Your Majesty

I am a long-time fan of the author who has written about the Three Kingdoms. The level of each book is higher than the previous one. I would like to call you the king of the Three Kingdoms system. The only drawback is that the update is too tedious.

It's so good-looking, it's not a simple novel, its IQ is really online, and the plot is really full of ups and downs.

The creative ideas are flowing, and the early promotion is a little slow, but I feel that every opportunity is used, and I inadvertently take off a piece of cake and slowly dissolve it and swallow it, just like a kid stealing his mouth. Although I don't like Gao Wu Three Kingdoms, I can still watch it. I hope that the follow-up Gao Wu will not be too outrageous! Please support me first, come on!

It must be said that this imaginary plug-in is indeed quite novel, and it is indeed a rare subject of the Three Kingdoms. After all, the Three Kingdoms is poorly written, and everything that everyone can think of has been written. This is very brain-opening, similar to playing the game of Three Kingdoms. Everyone has corresponding skills, and I extracted the skills for my use. Very gamified

The idea is quite clear, I feel it is very good, it can be regarded as a masterpiece, but I just think that Guo Jia should die? Zhuge Liang is out of business, Guo Jia is still alive and well [face covering]

Yes, in fictional and historical novels, yes, there are some subtle deviations in the plot, but it is still a good-looking work. I hope the author will work hard and not write bad endings and bad dramas (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧

The author's writing style is very good. Liu Xie's novels are among the best. They are not brainless, but the updates are too slow, which makes people anxious while waiting! The finale is finally here. This is the only novel I have finished reading in the past few years of Tomato Novels. The whole text is not brainless, passionate, forceful, and strategic. I am not willing to speed up the speech in every chapter. It is a rare good book!

Critical review by a 12-year-old bookworm: a rare and good novel about the Three Kingdoms First of all, the writing style is majestic yet delicate, not inferior to the great masters. I boldly predict that this book will definitely become a god. The pace is neither urgent nor slow, and the early and middle stages are fascinating. What's even more rare is that it has the flavor of a 70-80% romance. The strength of the plug-in is just right, and the strategist's wisdom and the general's bravery are vividly described; The plot of the fighting generals and their plans was very enjoyable. It reminded me of the feeling of reading the Three Kingdoms at night when I was a teenager. After reading it, I felt so comfortable. The only flaw is that the pace in the later stages is a little faster, and it's over in one go, leaving people wanting more and not being able to stop thinking about it; it would be great if the author could publish an extra chapter to talk about how to conquer other regions!

This book is really good. It contains the passionate ideals and feelings of the Three Kingdoms as well as humor. The characters all have their own characteristics. The protagonist is doing things under Cao Cao's nose. Cao Cao actually doesn't know anything. This is impossible, absolutely impossible. .

It's beautiful and fluent. You can see that the author has a lot of historical knowledge. The protagonist is scheming and not mindless. The background is very thorough. Even if you are not familiar with the Three Kingdoms, you can still read it very comfortably.

It's really wonderful! The author uses unique creativity to construct a different world of the Three Kingdoms. The setting of "Rebirth as Liu Xie" is full of freshness, and the plot has ups and downs, making people want to watch it. The story contains both exciting and exciting power struggles and touching emotional entanglements. The clever integration and adaptation of the historical background make the whole story both familiar and full of surprises. The character creation is also very vivid, and Liu Xie's struggle and growth in difficult situations are heart-wrenching and admirable. All in all, this is a masterpiece not to be missed and highly recommended to friends who like Three Kingdoms themes and time-travel stories!

A very imaginative version of the Three Kingdoms. When I read this kind of ancient time-travel novel, I always look forward to the time-travel protagonist being able to unify the country and conquer the world instead of becoming an immortal. Haha

Although the plot is a bit outrageous, and the protagonist is a favorite of everyone, it's pretty much the same. The plot is compact and not procrastinating, the writing is average, the protagonist's character development doesn't have any major problems, and other character descriptions aren't too toxic either. System plug-ins occupy the entire article, which is a common problem in system articles, but it can be read. It is considered a good one among the articles about systems during the Three Kingdoms period. A lot of characters are still there, so not having so many characters left can be considered a regret to make up for it. Overall it's worth watching, with a rating of about 9.0. Those who like the Three Kingdoms system can read it.

I think it's pretty good and doesn't have too many flaws. Recruiting Cao Cao, Chong Cao Zhang, and Cao Zhi was such a stroke of genius that I was so happy. In the end, I successfully succeeded in using Cao Cao to control the princes (although the princes were all gone [laughs] [laughs]). I didn't expect Liu Bei to be influenced. I have read several similar books before, but this one gives Liu Bei tips and tricks that are really interesting. The scene where Yuan Shu and Yuan Shao met after their death was also good. Of course, the Jiangdong rats didn't let it go either (especially the fact that I accepted Sun Ce's son as a disciple was really gratifying), but it ended hastily after unifying the world, which is a small regret. I hope the author will have time to write a few extra chapters. I'm looking forward to the scene where Cao Cao and the protagonist have a good time drinking and chatting. All in all, this book is quite good, and the occasional shortcomings outweigh the flaws. I recommend reading it [Like] [Like]

I think it's very interesting. Although it's a cool article, it's pretty cool. And I think Liu Xie is rarely written about this kind of character. It's refreshing to see it. , In fact, if you write the role of Liu Xie, you basically have a lot more things than others at the beginning, but you also lose a lot of things. If there is no system, the probability of Liu Xie wanting to come back is really very small, which can be called the difficulty of hell. Unless it was during Dong Zhuo's time, it was still possible to naturalize Cao Cao, which was much more difficult than Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.

It's really good, the characters are very detailed, the author has a certain accumulation and skills, and many of the scenes written have a sense of imagery. Reminds me of the drama "Sima Yi's Military Advisor Alliance". Overall, it's good. It's rare for Tomato to write a good article.

Cool article! The theme of the Three Kingdoms, system, rewards, development and other elements are complete. The plot is clear and smooth in the early stage of the plot, while the mid-stage plot keeps a low profile and the grand plans are revealed. This is good news for me, who is addicted to collecting generals. I have famous generals and counselors under my command, and the rewards are quite suitable. The most important thing is that I am prospering [smile] [smile] [smile]! Very interesting, highly recommended!

Systematic writing, refreshing writing, there are no ups and downs, the front is humiliating and the back is the Tongtian Avenue, everything is logical, there is nothing worth boasting about, but there is no poisonous point, it looks like it is cool.

This book is a very good preparation for the early and middle stages. The really exciting parts are the early and middle stages. The pace of the later stages is a bit fast, but this is normal because no one knows how to write appropriately in the later stages. It is expected and reasonable for the author to end appropriately. In general, the content in the early and middle stages of this book is very exciting, and it is also suitable for people who are interested in the history of the Three Kingdoms. The author also stated in advance that there are some differences in the official history, and the author shall prevail, but overall, the description of the characters and events is still lifelike and fascinating.

This is the second Three Kingdoms novel that I have finished. It is rare to comment on a book. I can only say that I have read the novel for 11 years. The plot of this book is stable, and there is no tyrannical and cunning atmosphere of time travellers. The images of many historical figures are vividly written, and to a certain extent, each historical figure is relatively complete. The ending is a big bonus, and there is no deliberate drag on the plot, and there is no unfinished ending. The main plot is difficult to describe, and there are shortcomings, but the flaws cannot be concealed. After thinking about it, imperfect works can sometimes be considered perfect, giving readers some space to think. Finally, let me give you a recommendation. It is indeed very good. Friends who like Three Kingdoms novels should go and read it. (This is not a provocation, it is just a recommendation of good works by bookworms. I hope that good works will be read by more book friends to benefit)

It's so beautiful. It's the most enjoyable book to read in the Three Kingdoms. It's very reasonable, and it has clever ideas. It complements the system written by the author. It's so beautiful. People like me who don't have much money can't help but give the author three yuan as a reward. I hope the author will update it soon. I'll keep it for a while.

It's very good. The logic is clear and the historical facts are correct. At a glance, you can see that it refers to a lot of historical facts of the Three Kingdoms. The corresponding humanistic allusions are also explained in detail. It refers to many books such as the Romance of the Three Kingdoms and the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Generally speaking, the plot is rich and the characters are vivid.

It's very interesting, the characters are also vividly drawn, and the protagonist's IQ is also online.

It's really not bad, I just don't know why it's always "only". The author can't enjoy himself, but he also has to take care of the readers. When some pictures or a certain plot make people passionate or exciting, the sudden word "only" is very abrupt, and it takes people away from that feeling. Obviously "Promise" will bring back the feeling of the Three Kingdoms even more.

The Three Kingdoms novels I read before were all about one side of the princes directly competing for hegemony. This one is very different. The protagonist hides beside Cao Cao and secretly develops his power and controls the world. It looks very relaxed and has a strong sense of immersion. I just like the feeling of pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger.

This is the first novel I've seen that doesn't include Liu Bei's villain. The idea is novel. I hope the author can work hard and give a good ending that doesn't end badly.

Perfect, very perfect. Cao Cao is a controversial person, whether he is loyal or traitorous, but he has great courage. Many people like Cao Cao, and I am no exception. For Cao Cao, this ending is the best [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

The three books written by Gongzi Xiaoyi, including (Simplifying Skills, Liu Yaohe this one), the author is simply a treasure. It's so good-looking. Not only does this book contain a lot of Three Kingdoms memes, but I think the characterization of Liu Bei and Cao Cao is the most perfect. Although it ends a bit hastily at the end, it doesn't stop me from loving this book.

I've finished reading Xiao Yi's third book, and I'm filled with emotions! This book is about the high martial arts of the Three Kingdoms. The protagonist, the young emperor Liu Xie, starts out weak, but secretly accumulates power. He gradually counterattacks, regains the Han territory, defeats Cao Cao, and has all the civil servants and generals in his hands. This is Xiao Yi's new best book on the Three Kingdoms!

It's a good read. This book is really good. There was basically nothing that made me suddenly not want to read it after reading it. It was basically straight from beginning to end. Although the description of the strategy in the novel is not very detailed, it does not affect the reading. It pays more attention to martial arts, and the reading is more in line with the look and feel of the novel. It's good, good, and worthy of five stars [laughing evilly]