I Live Next Door to Zhuge Liang in the Three Kingdoms

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This book is a rare good book among the many books about traveling through the Three Kingdoms that I have read. The protagonist is not a black heart, nor does he have a virgin heart. The image of the pig's feet is very good👍. The plot direction is very reasonable, some strategies are also used very cleverly, and the character creation is also complete, vivid and interesting. The content is not boring either. I felt like I was laughing in almost every chapter. It was very interesting. I didn't feel any boring after reading it in one go. It is really a rare good book, and the author is also very diligent~ Like it, 5 stars! [Love][Love][Love][Send heart][Like]

Every book must be given five stars. Needless to say, I respect every author who is committed to bringing pleasure to readers. I can only give motivation to the author in this matter. No matter what, this book is also the author's hard work. I hope the author will work hard (ง •̀_•́)ง The author should not be angry because of this slander. Needless to say, we have never met each other, and the relationship is limited to the reader and the author. No need to get angry because of those so-called "pointers". With the pen in your hand, you can write as much as you like, and people will naturally appreciate it. Some people are like this. If you don't do well, they will scold you. If you do well, he will scold you more to show his superiority. For people who don't respect the fruits of other people's work, if you ask me, you don't have to watch it if you don't like it. No one is forcing you to turn right when you go out.

This book is really good, highly recommended. This book has a characteristic that it is not very good at promoting the plot. Many of the things that have little to do with the protagonist or are relatively unimportant will be briefly summarized, which can also make it easier to advance. For example, before Chen Chen became Liu Bei's military adviser, matters related to Liu Bei were directly advanced for nine years. Moreover, it is a brief summary, which can not only make people understand what is going on in this issue. What happened during the period can also promote the main content and avoid a lot of descriptions that are not very meaningful; I think this is more friendly to the student group. For example, high school students like me actually only have less than one day off a week. If the content is too straightforward, over time, it may become less enjoyable to read. Moreover, the setting of this heroine is quite novel, and the description of Xiangxiang is really good, making people smile like an aunt from time to time. Also, this rating is too low. I also read the book reviews, and I feel that many of the negative reviews are not deserved. At least I think so. I also hope that this book will get better. [Like] [Like] [Like] The author, cheers! ! [Laughing]

I think it's okay. Fortunately, I didn't believe other book reviews, otherwise I would have missed it. But, dear author, do you really not consider adding more updates? I'm tied now. It's so uncomfortable. I have no books to read ꒦ິ^꒦ິ.

It looks good, it looks good, the author must not stop updating, and I still hope to update as much as possible. The plot advances very smoothly, the characters and personalities are relatively clear and three-dimensional, and the plot is quite fascinating (it makes people can't wait) [ Eat Melon ] [ Eat Melon ] [ Eat Melon ]

So far, I quite like it. What's surprising is that none of the people who are assisting Liu and Cao Cao's camp have been recruited. I feel that generally speaking, if you are assisting Liu, you would like to oust Boss Cao (although I have hired a few from Jiangdong [laughs]). It's very interesting. I'll wait until I finish it before commenting.

This book is not bad. It's really a random score. Nowadays, tomato fans are the majority who like to read cool books, so some Three Kingdoms fans gave it a low score? Except for the first few chapters, which seemed a bit abrupt, it basically gets better from there!

Awesome Claes, don't want a eunuch!

As a Three Kingdoms novel, the logic of this book is indeed quite clear. It can be seen that the author has a deep historical background, and the writing style is actually quite good. In the description of the protagonist, the author has supplemented many historical figures, making their images more full, but not obtrusive, which is great [Thoughts]