Three Kingdoms: Wolong Emerges, and I Invite Liu Bei to His Death

First of all, avoid the thunder. This article contains a detailed description of the harem to a certain extent, as well as Wei Fen Shu Da Hei. If you don't mind these, you can continue reading. Compared with other Three Kingdoms, what stands out in this article is the favorability system, especially when Boss Cao is always described as being suspicious, it fits this system very well. The combat aspect is the protagonist's interpretation of the situation from the perspective of future generations. As for the protagonist's focus on the civil and military aspects later on, the people's livelihood aspect was not expanded upon. I only mentioned one point and then there is no follow-up. In fact, what is more in line with the mainstream is to grasp the military, culture and economy, and then use certain advantages to fight with both sides. This way the number of words is more. In terms of overall work, it has been digging holes for Jia Xu and Xiahou Dun's shamelessness, but it can also be written in a bigger way and have more supporting roles. Overall, it's worth watching. Apart from the harem, there's basically no bad points.

This book is generally good. Let me first talk about the type of the book itself, Three Kingdoms➕System➕Harem The highlight of this book for me is the protagonist's system. This system is a system for replying to speaking skills ➕ favorability. Then I saw some people commenting that the protagonist is a bit like a repeater and only follows the system prompts to speak. This is indeed a problem, so I suggest the author here to choose the system's three answers. Xiang is expressed in vernacular, and the main character is expressed in classical Chinese, so as to avoid the phenomenon of reading according to the system. Also, let me tell you readers that this book is about Wei, so if you don't like it, Shu fans or Wu fans can just press the upper left corner to exit. If you like it, give it a five-star review. Thank you! 😘💕

Yes, once you have a favorable impression, you won't be afraid of losing people's hearts and making Liu Bei's mistake again.

The writing is very good, at least it doesn't make Zhuge Liang just use strategies as rigidly as the Romance of the Three Kingdoms like other fanfics. However, looking at the current progress of the story, it seems that the story will be completed at 150 to 200 chapters.

Not bad, at least watchable. I don't brag or criticize the virtuous ministers and famous generals, and the plot settings are indeed intelligent.

Three chapters a day is not enough, so hurry up and increase the amount.

I have always seen Empress Fu coming to the door to give Na Han the first time they met. I felt sick to my stomach and very uncomfortable. But the first part was not bad and it was very enjoyable to watch. I didn't want to see other cerebral thrombosis plots in the back. Four stars said goodbye. The author is well aware of the legacy of the Prime Minister. If you like it, you can read it.

Let me talk about my point of view first. In my opinion, what makes modern people more powerful when they travel to ancient times is not strategy and how to attack and kill, but trust and cultivation. The most powerful thing about chess is waiting for moves. Using modern people's technology to recuperate and recuperate in ancient times, within five years, other princes will have to defeat themselves. In other words, if the protagonist is on Cao Cao's side, he can't count on any attack or kill. For his strategy, he only needs to be in charge of the rear to give him a crazy recuperation and use modern and efficient methods to defeat the opponent in minutes. No matter how bad Cao Cao is, he can win, but it is pointless to write it like this. These comments also make everyone realize what the advantage of us modern people is compared to ancient people. It is that our economic efficiency and strategies are very advanced, and we can quickly report food and population.

It's very good. Although it is full of twists and turns all the way, the writing is always just right. Many interesting articles can't be read after reading a few chapters. It's a pity that in the middle and late stages, there are basically no paid plots like the previous one.

It's kind of interesting. It's a different kind of admiration for Cao. Except for Liu Bei, it's okay in the early stage.