Great Han Zhongliang Dong Zhongying

This is one of the better-looking Three Kingdoms novels I have read. I give it a five-star rating and look forward to updating it more every day [please give me more updates]

The author's writing style is still good. Fatty Dong's description is quite humorous, and his historical literacy is also very good. At least it is not too dramatic, unlike other historical novels.

It's interesting, but too short. It smells like Liu Bang. First of all, in terms of major events, as a time traveler, you have some understanding and have the function of foresight. Then there is the willingness to delegate power. Know people and make good use of them

This strong translation accent really gave me a sense of classical Chinese shock_(:з∠)_

The author of this book has a strange hobby of making jokes. One moment he can learn from Jiangzuo Meilang, the other moment he makes one decision and two. Carefully read the various jokes interspersed in it. It's the scene where Mr. Mei runs away with a bucket that happens a lot. The first dozens of chapters are a joking introduction to historical development, and it is not until entering Luoyang that there is a change, which is quite interesting. It is worth recommending to write about the Three Kingdoms from a different starting point. So far, I have read the Three Kingdoms in Tomato, which is the most distinctive Three Kingdoms. Others are all mindless invincible novels, but this book is a Happy Three Kingdoms novel. Must give good reviews

The writing is very good, but maybe because of the title of the book, the performance is limited. The protagonist always behaves very stupidly. A person's experience has a huge impact on him. After such a long time, he should at least understand a little bit. The protagonist also needs to grow up and cannot rely solely on other people's enlightenment and luck.

It's pretty good. You're the best one who writes from Dong Zhuo's perspective (as far as the historical articles I've read). Don't write about Empress Dowager He, Diao Chan. Anyway, whenever Dong Zhuo is reborn, he basically opens a harem. This is the first time I've seen someone write this way.

It is a wonderful historical novel. The protagonist knows nothing, but is self-aware, knows how to delegate authority, and knows how to take responsibility. When his subordinates are trapped, he personally goes to the battle to rescue him even if it is dangerous. He has a conscience. Even if the counselor gives a poisonous plan to maximize profits, he still chooses to give up out of morality.

The writing is so good, it can be considered one of the best Three Kingdoms books I have ever written.

Old rules, five stars to get points, don't be too picky with free novels This author is very interesting, and the way he writes is very interesting. If you have never seen this way of writing, you must give it a try. This is the first time I have seen it written in Chinese translation Every dialogue between characters is like watching ancient officials admonishing kings and telling prophecy stories. Then the author's treatment of the entire novel is very interesting, specifically the way of writing The first is that the author completely abandons the treatment of "time" Except for the time at the beginning, the year number at the end, and how many years later, there is no description at all. This kind of vague time writing is quite clever, because once you start writing the time, many discerning parties start to find faults, such as who, who, and who were where during that period. Then there is the location. The whole text only unfolds detailed stories in a few places, such as Luoyang throughout the whole text, and Liyang in the later period. It is completely different from the detailed descriptions in other novels. Characters, this author deliberately wrote less about the famous characters in the Three Kingdoms (novel), Fazheng only has a few sentences, Xun You and Pang Tong did not appear, and wrote more about the supporting characters (the four kings of Liangzhou), Zhang Wei, Yang Xiu, etc. I think it is to avoid OOC as much as possible Together they serve the story, allowing readers to focus more on the story itself Finally, I would like to comment on the story. It's okay. I'm a Dihua writer who doesn't touch the reform family. I just wrote it for fun and fun. You can't read it with too much brains.

There is no emotional drama that deviates from the main line. It is a historical masterpiece in Tomato, and it does not have the same problems as Dihualiu (that is, the male protagonist has a headache and makes obviously wrong decisions). The logic is still smooth, and it is recommended. The rating is actually low, which is a pity

In fact, this book is not novel in terms of content or subject matter. The writing style is far above the passing mark but it is not excellent. But it is very comfortable to read. For those who really like reading historical materials. It's really about reading the original texts or translations like Shi Ji, Warring States Ce, and Zuo Zhuan. (This is not the case where you only watched the video explanation.) You will even feel that this book is the translation of historical documents that have just been unearthed in the world after time travel. Especially those who like Warring States Policy and Zuo Zhuan, historical books from the pre-Qin period, will really like the local "translation accent" of the dialogues between the characters.

The plot is compact, the emotions are sincere, and the protagonist has a strong sense of empathy. An ordinary person who traveled through time in the late Han Dynasty could not even understand the words, let alone command the battle! It is rare for an author to be able to supplement the reasons for the protagonist's victory through luck, coincidence, people's hearts, status, etc. Highly recommended, worth a look👀

Okay, the existence of the first gear in the Three Kingdoms. There is no cheating system to kill enemies all the way, or a way to transform the world with a library built into your brain. Instead, it starts with the qualifications of an ordinary person, plus a humorous sense of humor that is similar to a money-losing system but makes money due to various coincidences. The characters are also well developed, and they all stand up. Hope it continues. You can write about it later to conquer the Central Plains, go to the world and so on. Moreover, the problem of heirs is more serious. The offspring are just born, and the protagonist is a bit old. It feels like someone like Sima Yi has been put to death by old age, but the offspring are useless without a good education and die in the second generation. I can continue to write backwards.

This book quotes classics and classics, which is quite popular. I wanted to praise it, but my writing style is really limited. To put it simply, it's awesome, awesome, so awesome, with a sense of history, characterization, and cool writing and comedy interspersed in it. I don't want to be a prostitute in vain, and I urge you to give it more with love. If this book is not popular, God will not tolerate it!

Not entirely historical, this is a very interesting novel about the Three Kingdoms, close to life. Each general has a unique character, such as Hua Xiong, the Mangzi, and the Three Heroes of Liangzhou (I think they look like the Three Living Treasures, a worshiper, a gambler, a stutterer, and a cook. It is known that there are four Three Kingdoms), Captain Jia and the Second Master Hong Wen, all vivid. The plot is also full of coincidences and has a certain degree of relaxation. From a modern perspective, there is nothing serious about it. Although I have not seen Dong Feifei governing the country, it is indeed a story for another time.

It's a good novel, so to speak, it's a pretty good novel that I read when I have free time after work. It's rated very highly, because I only have three archives of Tomato books, and the other two are publications, like the Three Kingdoms. It's really good.

Although all members are disorganized, they are still reasonable. At the same time, the narrative is smooth and has the flavor of a classical Chinese translation. You can try it.

The author's writing is very good. I am already going to read the author's other books. I like it very much! ! ! It's not a drama at all, it's not a noob, I read it in one go, and I didn't feel impatient at all. I have been reading novels for several years. I personally think this book is very good in all aspects, and the characters are real in all aspects. The author's writing style is very good, but he is poor in words and cannot boast. I will give it a five-star rating.

I personally like Dong Zhuo in history. It is rare to see a novel in which Dong Zhuo's soul is transported to him. The description is very reasonable and interesting. It is the most comfortable book on the subject of the Three Kingdoms that I have read for more than ten years.

This book is based on historical data. The language is relatively witty and humorous, but there is also a lot of emotional expression in the plot. What impressed me most was the plot of Mr. Mei. At first I thought it was a spoof of Nirvana in Fire, but in the end, Mr. Mei's chivalrous act really made me gasp in admiration. [Laughing]

As for this book, you can't say how awesome the writing is, but the most amazing thing is the clever conception. But he actually used gorgeous arias (translated accents) to write a Romance of the Three Kingdoms that looked like a medieval opera. It was so cool! ! !

Super super nice. All the poisonous schemes, traps and pots were perfectly avoided, and he defeated the big man with his strength. The fat man with such a silky figure was fascinating. I guess the author is also a fat man. [Smile]

Good stuff, the writing style is very unique, and it has a sense of translation. In terms of fun and refreshing feeling, it is the best among the Three Kingdoms-themed novels I have read so far. For me, it is as fine as fine chaff.

It's great. Dong Zhuo in the article has Liu Bei's courteous corporal behavior, Liu Xiu's calmness and calmness, Liu Bang's flexible tactical thinking, leading the way in marching, the art of commanding that unites people's hearts, and the strategic layout of multi-front operations. Invincible in two words! In the later period, the focus is on group portraits. Personally, I like the Four Heavenly Kings of Xiliang the most (as we all know, there are five of the Four Heavenly Kings).

Many dialogues are translated from classical Chinese, which has a unique style and is worth reading among the novels of the Three Kingdoms.

Yes, it's pretty and I love it.

I felt very comfortable reading it, especially the persuasive words translated from ancient Chinese to Chinese, which made me feel like I was reading ancient Chinese translations. It's a very nice book.

The style is quite unique. Not only are there many jokes, but various allusions and characters are used throughout the text. It changes history but also recreates historical scenes. The group portraits are also very interesting. Dihua's is also very logical. It's a pity that the second half was a bit watered down. I couldn't beat him to death no matter what, and a small matter took half a day. But the score of 8.9 Is low

The author has a good grasp of the rhythm of the plot, and is quite good at integrating various jokes. There are no obvious historical errors in the drama. In addition, the writing skills are also good. It can be seen that the author can write some imitation classical Chinese content that is easy to read. At the same time, many dialogues are deliberately presented in the form of classical Chinese translations. Coupled with the usual vernacular, various language styles can be switched freely, and the reading does not feel stiff. In short, it can be understood that this book is a serious historical hegemony novel presented in a humorous and funny way. The main line of the story is a serious historical hegemony, with various details interspersed with some funny content, which is very suitable to my taste.