Three Kingdoms: I, Liu Adou, Am Really Not Cao Cao's Son.

I enjoyed reading it, it's very good, but the title of the book is a bit dragging. I didn't think about clicking it at first. I really didn't have any books to read. After reading this one, it was quite good.

I've read Chapter 18. There are too many jokes for my liking, but the updates are too slow. I hope the author can show his hard-working spirit and endure more hardships. I'll take the blame for it, and I'll update it 10 times a day.

Very good, more than I expected to be honest. The protagonist who is a down-to-earth person and the supporting characters with online IQ, especially everyone is calculating for their own interests. This is the real human nature.

It looks good. I like the feeling of a small victory turning into a big victory. It's not unreasonable. The background should be based on the Romance and the Three Kingdoms. The level should be above 8.5. 7.5 Is too low.

The plot advances logically, the characters are well established, and the battle scenes are well written. So far, there are no obvious surprises. There are a lot of memes, which is the highlight, and overall it's well written!

A truly wonderful article about the Three Kingdoms. From a certain point of view, none of the other literature from the Three Kingdoms can compare with it. What is important is this flow of career for the country. If you think the plot of having a girl is not good, you can read Love Saccharine. I don't think it's fun enough. The rebirth system is very popular. Anyway, this is the one I like best. Only with the basis of textual research, sufficient foreshadowing, and historical writing, supplemented by the author's own speculations, can this be considered an interesting historical writing.

Nice! ! ! The writing angle is very interesting, and the characters are very realistic, as if the characters in history are just like this. Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on! ! !

This novel is written about the post-Three Kingdoms era, with less mainstream plot. It's mainly the plot of Adou's side struggle. The writing is relatively detailed. There are also many character introductions. I think it's a readable novel, and it's not brainless. You can take a look

I love reading stories about Sanxing Dahan. The main character is Liu Chan, who is more likely to change his destiny (I prefer reading about the main character, it is better to make your own decisions than others to decide your own destiny), and it is not like those stories about stallions who mindlessly recruit beauties (the kind that make you want to vomit when you look at them, like poisoning) ), mainly based on machinations, with emotions only accounting for a very small part, and the plots are well conceived, at least not seen in other novels. The author's profound historical background can be seen in the writing. It is really joyful and rare to find no faults in this kind of novel.

1. Characters: The protagonist is sinister and Machiavellian, and the supporting characters are distinctive but not three-dimensional. Because it is not a group portrait, it is acceptable. 2. Story: There were raids on the families of the nobles, military training and internal affairs, and most importantly, the fate of Jingzhou and Guan Yu was changed. 3. Writing style: humorous and humorous.

It's worth it. It's one of the few masterpieces of Three Kingdoms in Tomato, and it's worth recommending. The Three Kingdoms that I followed in the past collapsed after the fifty chapters, but this author's writing is very good. I don't regret adding it to my bookshelf at all. I hope the author will continue to work hard.

It is a top-notch unsystematic text in the Three Kingdoms genre. The plot is well designed. In the later part of the book, some parts of the Three Kingdoms and the author's own research are interspersed to add a wave of knowledge. However, it feels very verbose after reading too much. Overall, Ji Han's camp article is worth reading.

It's a clever and well-paced novel. Unfortunately, I'm not familiar with the later period of the Three Kingdoms, so I was tired from reading it. Also, because the pacing is more like a cerebral novel, it wasn't enjoyable enough. Good reviews, but slipped away.

What a strong man! Ji Han's dream of Sanxing has been realized here. Ji Han's people-oriented attitude is really touching.

Not bad, pretty good Three Kingdoms, worthy of praise. One thing I have to mention is that the author loves to popularize science. He often provides one or two chapters of popular science in one go. People who like it enjoy it like sweet wine, while those who don't like it just think it's in the water. This varies from person to person.

The update is very fast, and it's okay, but it's a bit short and not enough to read.

I read it one by one from beginning to end. When I finished it today, I felt like a withdrawal reaction, feeling lost. The writing is very good, and Three Kingdoms is considered an above-average work in Tomato. Although it is occasionally verbose, it is innocuous. I recommend everyone to calm down and read. I think it is not easy to write it from Yi Liu Chan's perspective [Love]

It's okay after reading it. Although the description of the court and battlefield is a bit simple, it should be regarded as making up for the regret of the failure of the Shu Han and satisfying the fantasy of building a great Han. The summary is that you win, win, win all the way, everything is under the control of the emperor, there are not many waves, according to the author, you accumulate advantages bit by bit and push forward steadily.

The book is very good, not a pure novel. It is a combination of history, reality and fantasy. The plot is reasonable and the characters have their own thoughts. It is the second better historical time travel novel I have ever read.

It is one of the few novels that I can finish reading. The writing is quite good, and some parts are humorous and interesting. However, the overall narrative is rather narrative, and there is no strong emotional output. There are relatively few descriptions of grand war scenes, so some readers may find it boring. However, from another perspective, the descriptions of military, economic and other aspects are more detailed. This is probably one of the characteristics of this book. It is like a cup of weak tea. It is bland and tasteless in the mouth, but there is some tea fragrance. It feels like a pretty good novel, and I recommend that everyone who is interested read it.

Although it is a historical time travel novel, it also contains translations of some ancient books, which gave me a feeling of increasing my knowledge. It also promoted the history and humanities of the Three Kingdoms period. It is good to mainly refer to the Romance of the Three Kingdoms rather than the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. It weakens the presence of the Prime Minister. It does not say that the Prime Minister is so smart that he is almost demonic, but he is also very smart. The protagonist didn't suffer much during the battle, and was almost flat all the way, but the logic was still very tight, and there were various plans that led to the protagonist being flat. After reading it, One Emperor through the Ages is indeed good.

It's good to read. The author has a solid historical background and the strength and IQ of all parties are online. It's pretty good. Whose vest is the author? Definitely not a new writer

The writing and plot are good, but it's all about fighting and plotting, which is a bit monotonous. It would be better if it could be mixed with some farming development or other content.

It's okay, there are some unreasonable things, but I've become skilled at ignoring them, good food

The plot is full and fascinating

Well written, the plot is well advanced

It looks good, and there are all kinds of interesting jokes. Come on, author, please update quickly.

It's pretty good. It's logical and not bloody. It could use less emotional drama.

The concept of the novel is very reasonable, and it is very interesting to read without any distractions!

Excellent, well written. The protagonist's character is described in a relaxed and relaxed manner, without being vague when it should be serious, and without exaggeration when it should be humorous.