The Three Kingdoms’ Greatest Logistics Master: What Can Xiao He Even Do?
三国第一后勤大师，萧何算什么？
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The author's writing is superb; this is the Shu Han I envisioned, brimming with idealistic romanticism. So far, the focus has been on military strategy, troop management, and planning for future conquests. There are no messy romantic subplots or scenes that artificially inflate the protagonist's importance or lower the intelligence of other characters. So far, it's excellent and highly recommended!
In my personal opinion, this book, while having some minor flaws, is good overall. The protagonist of this book is very clear about his own position, knows his strengths and weaknesses, and is trying his best to make the most of his abilities. Many book protagonists are arrogant and domineering because they know history, without ever considering their own abilities.
A benevolent heart and skillful hands are matched with a benevolent person; with the same heart as Emperor Zhaolie to restore the Han Dynasty, author, keep up the good work!
Putting aside the fact that the author didn't force a romantic subplot, they've already won. Besides, their writing is quite good. Keep it up, play to your strengths and avoid your weaknesses, and take the story to the next level.
It's very good. First of all, it's not a system story; secondly, it doesn't plagiarize poetry; and thirdly, it doesn't involve gunpowder or anything like that. It's historically accurate, and currently, it doesn't seem to be heading towards a harem. In short, it has all the elements I like, and I'll definitely keep watching.
I hope the author can finish this story; it seems alright so far.
It's quite interesting. Based on a historical novel, it incorporates a lot of official historical content. The protagonist isn't omnipotent, nor does he rely on one or two advisors; it showcases the wisdom of the indigenous people more. The overall viewing experience is quite good.
Everything is ready, except for the female lead. (Single or later options are both acceptable.)
It's well-written; it makes me want to create a unique civilization of its own. The Great Han Civilization led by Liu Bei Leader Trait: Benevolent Governance and Love for the People. City center: +1 Livability, +1 Housing, +2 Food. When entering a new era, existing city centers will receive this bonus again. Civilization Traits: Dynasty Change, Eureka and Inspiration provide 50% progress.
It's a very good read, a rare historical novel with a relatively rigorous plot, but why did Wen Chou die and then come back to life? He was just killed by Guan Yu, and then he reappeared, it was like he was resurrected! I really couldn't take it anymore.