Three Kingdoms: from the Eldest Son of the Cao Family to Emperor Taizong of the Wei Dynasty

Compared with the previous book; this one has some force value. I am very optimistic about this book.

Overall, it's pretty good, but it's a little exaggerated when it comes to fighting the Huns.

The content is okay, I wish there were more fights for hegemony and power, and don't make the opponent too weak, otherwise it would be boring.

It looks good, but Diao Chan came online too late.

How can you sleep at this age? Get up quickly and write 100,000 words a day, 100,000 for each person.

Wonderful writing, keep it up

This is the first Three Kingdoms fanfic that I have read. To be honest, the names of those people in the Three Kingdoms period really bully the poor students [face covering] [face covering] I don't know 80% of the words [awkward laugh] [awkward laugh] they were just guessing [crazy] [crazy] The author is awesome The girls assigned to the protagonist are all able to help him, but some of them (such as Lu Bu's daughter and Diao Chan) have so few roles that they are said to be 'accepted' by the protagonist. In the early stage, or most of the time, the protagonist spends fighting in various places. He has wives and concubines, but there are not many. The only shortcoming of "illustrating jade" (an idiom learned by the author [eating melon] [eating melon]) is that the author arranged for Cao Pi to "bounce blindly" when the protagonist is still alive as Cao Cao's eldest son, which is self-contradictory [cover face] [cover face] (I don't I understand the history of various periods, but I also know that Cao Cao's eldest son and Zhu Yuanzhang's eldest son are two "alternative" princes [laughing] [laughing]) Let's just let others go. The last point is to read the book and don't take it seriously. This is a historical fanfic, not a general guide to official history, nor a miscellany of unofficial history.

This book is a double masterpiece. Especially the author's use of idioms is very skillful and reasonable. This is one unique thing and the other is unique. You will know it after reading it [laughing][laughing][laughing]

Why did you only accept Da Qiao and not Xiao Qiao?

Yes, the finale of Cao Cao on his deathbed really poked me, and a generation of heroes came to an end. Although Cao Cao was not the general who conquered the west in this book, he did everything he did to conquer the west. As he himself said, although the turtle has a long life, it still has its time. Soaring snakes and rising fog will eventually turn into dust.

After reading it, I found that the Three Kingdoms novel is quite satisfactory, and basically focuses on the battles. The rest, whether it is daily life or women, is just brushed aside. . . . . . . So it will be very tiring to read, because I am constantly fighting [face covering] That's it, I wish the author will get better and better! Many female literary yyds! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

Ended on June 24, 2024 The theory is three and a half stars. The story line is okay, but I can't go into too much detail. The emotional line is okay. The writing style needs to be improved. Overall, it's not bad. It's worth reading [thinking]. You can read it in the book shortage.

It is a good book about the Three Kingdoms. It is full of history. It has some shortcomings. The number of words is a bit short. The exchanges and strategies between counselors are not detailed enough. The feeling of victory thousands of miles away and millions of corpses lying on the ground is not felt. The moves and prestige of the generals are also a bit lacking. Heroes emerge in the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms.

It's pretty good. It looks good. Come on.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

As a refreshing novel, it is very good. Unfortunately, the author couldn't write the ending. There is no plot of conquering the world, and there are few emotional scenes. Then I remembered how long it has been since Diao Chan [face covering]

The writing is good, the story is clear and the plot is very deep.

This author is very good at driving, and his idioms are so masterful that they catch people off guard.

The writing is very good and the ending is very peaceful and well-founded.

Not bad, the narrative is smooth and the writing is adequate

This is the best work I have ever seen about the unsystematic decisive killing of the Three Kingdoms! Author, please don't let your work end badly...

The writing is quite good. It is one of the few historical novels that I have finished.

Not bad, no poisonous points, the content is smooth, I finished reading it very comfortably

"Three Seconds of Real Man" killed Zhang Xiu, captured Jia Xu, defeated Liu Biao, etc., Without any sloppiness. Just love this.

It's a very good book, with delicate emotional descriptions, compact progress and no delay. It's worth collecting.

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Good, good, good, good, good, good, good

It's okay. I read Chapter 89 and went straight to the ending.

Where is my Xiao Qiao? Why don't you take Xiao Qiao?

What did you think of the hot air balloon siege? Not afraid of bows and arrows?