I Transmigrated into the Three Kingdoms and Just Killed Cao Cao’s Father

The author can arrange the system to give the protagonist elixirs, add intelligence and force, add commander and military, and add political harmony, to create an invincible weapon. Mace authors should know that adding a spear and scimitar to the head of the mace is somewhat similar to a spear. This type of weapon is more powerful than a halberd. It has the function of a halberd and the ability of a spear, and the weapon also has the ability of a knife.

Overall, the performance of this novel is mediocre. It doesn't have that amazing feeling that makes people gasp in admiration, but it's not that it's completely unreadable. The plot of the story develops relatively gently, and occasionally there are some small twists and turns. Although it is not ups and downs, it can attract readers to continue reading to a certain extent. The characterization of the characters is relatively simple, and the personalities are not distinctive enough, but the outlines of the characters can be roughly outlined. In terms of language, there is no stunningly gorgeous rhetoric, but it is still smooth and natural, and can convey the content of the story relatively clearly. Generally speaking, it is like a cup of plain boiled water. Although it has an ordinary taste, it can quench thirst when you are thirsty and can be used to kill time in your spare time.

At this time, we should be more ruthless, occupy Hanzhong and go to Shu, then open up Yongliang and give Jingzhou to Liu Bei, so that he and Soochow can fight against each other.

A very good Three Kingdoms theme, no poisonous points for the time being

Very good, the angle is relatively new

Not bad, really good

Good, good, good, good

Xuzhou actually has hundreds of thousands of troops Later on, he was forcibly reduced to intelligence.

It's okay, although it's a bit confusing

The hips are stretched at the end, but the front is okay