The Three Kingdoms’ Greatest Logistics Master: What Can Xiao He Even Do?

The author's writing is very good. He is the Shu Han in my heart. He is very idealistic and romantic. I see how they march, how to run the army, and how to plan for the future foundation. There are no messy emotional dramas, and there are no plots to force the protagonist to add drama to lower the IQ of other people. So far, it is very good. It is good to watch and I highly recommend it! ! ! !

From my "personal" point of view, this book is slightly flawed, but overall it is good. The protagonist of this book knows his position very well, knows his strengths and weaknesses, and is trying his best to use his abilities. The protagonists of many books rely on their knowledge of history to act like a big wolf, without caring about their own abilities. The protagonist of this book is a more normal type, and does not rely on his knowledge of history to act like a wolf. Compared with some protagonists who have been given all kinds of fanciful occupations by the author, the occupation and ability of the protagonist in this book's previous life are very normal and very real. He has real management experience and medical knowledge. Compared with those special forces and the like who are castles in the air, it can be said to be very practical and practical. As for the shortcomings, it is that the writing is not even interesting, and there are still some missing words or the reading is not smooth. Author, if you have time, you can open an AI to read it and listen to it. Any problems will be more obvious. If the author can maintain this level or even improve in the middle and later stages, as long as there are no major problems with the plot, this book will be fine.

Benevolent heart and benevolent skills match benevolent people, and they share the same heart with Zhao Lie to restore the Han Dynasty. Cheers to the author.

Needless to say, the author has already won without forcibly developing the emotional line, not to mention the writing style is not bad. Come on, use your strengths and avoid your weaknesses to make the story better.

It's very interesting. First of all, it's not a system, and then it doesn't copy poems. After that, it doesn't create anything like gunpowder. It fits the era. There is no harem trend at the moment. I can only say that everything is to my liking and I will continue to follow it.

I hope the author can finish this story, it seems okay so far

It's a bit interesting. It's based on the novel and adds a lot of official historical content. Moreover, the protagonist is not omnipotent, nor does he use one or two counselors to provide advice. It shows more of the wisdom of the aboriginal groups, and it has a good impression.

Everything is ready, all we need is the heroine. Single or later is ok

It's so well written that I couldn't help but compile a unique civilization. Han civilization led by Liu Bei Leader characteristics: benevolent government and caring for the people. The city center has +1 livability +1 housing +2 food. When entering a new era, the existing city center will receive this bonus again. Civilization features: Dynasty change, Eureka and Inspiration provide 50% progress The featured area Taoyuan replaces the military camp and provides a standard bonus to adjacent areas, +1 habitability. +1 Habitability after completing Municipal: Mercenaries, doubling the adjacent gold bonus. Featured unit Ranger, ancient reconnaissance unit, requires Taoyuan, technology: Bronze Casting is unlocked, replaces the scout, +1 movement, +5 combat effectiveness, +5 combat effectiveness against barbarians. Each improved strategic resource provides the ranger with +5 combat power. Blood-coated Cavalry Classic heavy cavalry unit requires Taoyuan, technology: stirrups unlocked, +1 mobility, +7 combat effectiveness, ignores area control, requires horses. Gain +8 combat power against ranged attacks. Exclusive Governor: Gu Nanxing (Passive effect: +30% productivity when the city produces civilian units and support units) Governor upgrade: (Level 1 left, the units produced in the city will recover an extra 5 points of life per turn) (Level 1 right, you can build Gu Liulin, which provides the city with 1 habitability, +3 gold coins, +1 technology +1 culture. Each era passes, the science and technology +1) (Level 2 Left, units produced by this city have +10 combat power against long-range attacks) (Level 2, right, cities within 9 blocks gain 5 loyalty points from this civilization each round) (Level 3, units produced by our city within 9 blocks gain +1 movement power, and +1 movement power within friendly territory)

It's very interesting, one of the rare historical novels that is relatively rigorous, but why does Wen Chou die and come back to life later? I was killed by Guan Yu in the front, but he came out again in the back and resurrected me directly. I really couldn't bear it.