Song of the Han Dynasty in the Three Kingdoms

The writing is good~ The only flaw is that the Three Kingdoms has a strong sword feel~ But I still like it very much

It's quite interesting. I finished reading it all after watching it. It's so little.

I don't understand why the rating is so low. It's the most beautiful movie I've ever seen in the Three Kingdoms. The unique plot is completely different from the plots of other Three Kingdoms books, and it still has a strong empathy for ordinary people. Some of the protagonist's actions are also super powerful

The writing is so good and so popular. When I read the introduction, I thought it might be a gimmick again, but as I continued reading, I found that the author can really write the feeling of a spark that starts a prairie fire. Come on! Alas, the ending was too hasty, which is a pity

Milong Three stamina, six upper limits, no armor Hijack: [Lock-on Skill] When you are designated as a damage card, you can choose a target whose user is no more than 1 distance away from you. It will become the target of this card instead of you. You will lose a point of your physical limit. After the card is settled, it will be placed on your general card, which is called "Danger". Ambush: Each of your card drawing phase, card playing phase, and card discarding phase is limited to once each. During the card drawing phase, discard a "danger" card and get a card from a target you designate. Then draw a card and put the "danger" card into the hand of any target you designate. During the card playing phase, discard a "Danger" card, put the "Danger" card into your hand, and use a virtual kill card that ignores distance. In the discard phase, discard a "danger" card and draw x cards (x is the number of cards discarded in the discard phase) Fear of Courage: Whenever a target puts a card into the discard pile without using it during the card playing phase, you can choose to make it lose x (rounded down) half of its health, or discard x cards. X is the card that the target does not use and puts into the discard pile. (Mi Long holding Sun Shiwan hostage)

Wu/Shu Milong 3/3 Negative: When the cards of another character are discarded into the discard pile during the non-discard phase, you can draw the same number of cards. After that, if the number of cards in that character's hand is not greater than yours, you prevent that character from using cards to target yourself this round until the start of the character's next turn. Robbery: At the end of a character's turn, you can hand a card to another character and reveal the top two cards of the deck, and then get the basic cards and equipment cards among them. Then you can choose one: 1: The character draws x cards. 2: The character takes x points of damage from you and makes other characters unable to use cards to target this character until the start of the next character's turn. (X is the number of times you have launched "Robbery")

I'll make the card Milong 2/5 One skill, holding Wu hostage When a character loses his last card in his hand, you can cause him to lose a point of stamina. And choose one of the following two items, 1, hand you x pieces of equipment and abolish one equipment slot. 2. The next time he gets a hand, he needs to discard x cards in his hand. X is the difference between your current physical strength and the upper limit of your blood volume. Second skill, killing the dragon Awakening skills. Then you have no cards in your hand at the end of the phase. You lose your hit zone and reduce your HP limit by one point, then return your HP to your HP limit. And let a target get a clever strategy and pretend to surrender.

Offer it with both hands, it's so beautifully written in big letters

There are interesting details in the book, and the black words made me blush more and more as I read it. It is a good book.

It starts from the critical turning point when Guan Yu loses Jingzhou, starting from the kidnapping of Sun Quan, using land reform to break the crisis, using guerrilla warfare to consume opponents, and controlling the Kushan Empire to nourish the Northern Expedition. The styles are very different and humorous. It is worth watching!

A novel, the conflict between the Three Kingdoms brings endless regrets. Some people like Cao Wei, some like Shu Han, and some like Soochow. History is history after all. We like novels about the Three Kingdoms. It's just to find an outlet for the difficult feelings we have towards the Three Kingdoms in our hearts. Recommend this book. Shuhan to fine products.

A good book that was delayed by the title. Maybe the author originally wanted to write about revolutionary thoughts, and this model is group-based. However, the books that are popular now are all cool stories, with the perspective of the protagonist and the individual hero. Later, the protagonist is indeed heroic, with unparalleled strategies. Han Xin is reincarnated, which is more and more exciting. Revolution has temporarily become a tool.

Practice making a card Dedicated loyalty to support Mi Long's physical strength 2/4 Strange threat Only once per round, at the beginning of one other character's turn, you can have one other character give another character an equipment card (if not, it will be a hand card). If this card goes into the discard pile this round, you can have one character other than that character get it and draw two cards; each other character can have it in their turn. Only once, if it loses a card due to discarding, if you have a card, you can choose one and perform 1. Look at its hand and get a card in its area, then discard one of your cards and one of yours. 2. Discard one of its cards and it is regarded as using a kill with no range limit on it. After the kill is resolved, it discards one of your cards. Very conical Locking skill, when you become the target of a kill, if the number of cards in the hand of the user of this kill is greater than yours, you can reveal the three cards on the top of the deck. If these cards are all of the same type, you get these cards, all of which are different, invalidating the kill, and then you are deemed to have used a fire kill on it. If not for the above two situations, you get one of the cards and return the remaining cards to the deck in any form.

Biao Milong Power: Shu Title: Guerrilla Advance and Retreat Physical strength 2/3 Guerrilla: ①For every three cards used by each other character outside the turn, your distance +1. ②For every two cards you use during the round, the distance between you and other characters is -1. ③ Whenever the distance between you and other characters changes, you get a "hit". During your turn, you can discard two "hits" to cause 1 point of damage to a character.

It took me four days to read it, and the content was acceptable. The shortcomings are that the mid-term starts late and the enemies are a bit weak. Also, I skipped the two battles in the last few chapters (Qiang Tribe and Unification), but it was a bit overwhelming later on.

A very high quality book, very enjoyable to read. Fighting guerrilla warfare behind enemy lines, weaving in and out, outflanking and killing your opponents is really exciting to watch. It must be rated five stars. The ending is a bit sloppy, which is a pity.

The angle is very interesting, but I am not good at Mao and Ma Yuan, so it seems a bit politically correct. Most of the battles in the book are small-scale armed penetrations in the rear area, and victory is won by surprise troops. I can only say that you can read the book, but don't dwell on it, otherwise you will feel unhappy.

Fascinatingly written! The plot is reasonable and full of excitement. I should be writing a global strategy guide, but there are too many pitfalls and I haven't filled them in yet. Maybe I ended it in a hurry because of my grades! I really want to see the young champion Hou Yangwei around the world, and have more exciting sparks when he collides with the other three of the four ancient civilizations. He can learn from some backgrounds of the mythical version of the Three Kingdoms, but it is a pity that I have no expectations! The ending is also above the standard, so I give it five stars!

It's so well written that I can't wrap my head around it. Damn you, you are a crazy person.

You can go to the back, the writing will be better, and the middle may be a little uncomfortable, such as Sun Luban, but you can continue reading from the back, because he doesn't have that, anyway, he has no heroine.

Unlike other Long Aotian novels, the protagonist develops step by step, the process is clear, and the writing style is humorous and has annotations.

It is a really good-looking book about the Three Kingdoms. It has its own ideas, and there are even many plots that surpass the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. In particular, the psychological description is really well grasped and can easily be incorporated into the plot. I suggest that you write a book in the future that does not blend with history and create history on your own. The rating will be much higher than the current one!

I kind of know why this book has such a high rating [face covering] This book is just like a record of the New Democratic Revolution in the late Han Dynasty

The writing style is very good, and the details are very low. The author should have read some art of war, and the protagonist is the only time traveler I have ever seen who is engaged in proletarian revolution. That's it, I really like it.

The writing is very good, unlike other Three Kingdoms texts which are written in the post-official style. Judging from the overall text, this book is actually pretty good, but the ending is a bit rushed.

The writing is very good, the content is very interesting, and it is also very interesting. Most of them fit the characters of the Three Kingdoms, but the ending is a bit unexpected, but I can still continue reading, as promised, the sea of ​​stars [laughs awkwardly]

It is a very good military article with rich descriptions of battlefields. If the author improves his writing skills a few more levels, he can try to write about darker and more turbulent times, and maybe it will be another classic like "The Son-in-law".

Very funny, very stable, humorous but still stable

The best one to watch, without rewriting the plot content. Each battle has been thought through, and the author is trying his best to restore the battlefield. Each character will have their own actions due to the actions of the protagonist, and they will not follow history step by step. I remember reading a novel where the protagonist occupied a city in Cao Cao's hinterland. Cao Cao would still follow history and attack Liu Bei first. I was really confused. The author greatly encourages the new book and urges updates.

Very good, excellent Shu Han camp series of novels [Like] [Cool]