Liu Qi of the Three Kingdoms: Starting with the Defense of Jingzhou

Good and worth recommending Things were going well in front of me, but things started to change after my daughter was taken away.

Compared with those talented overlords, Liu Biao is indeed a minor talent, but he is also a figure who traveled thousands of miles and rode alone to Jingzhou. He is written as a puppet who can't even control his nephew.

The writing is really good, I have read more than many system articles. Thumbs up for you! [Like][Like][Like]

This book is well written, first,,,, secondly,,,, then,,, then,,,, and finally,,. The concept of this book,,,, content,,,, plot,,,. Although,,, but. ,. , End,,,,. Overall it's still worth seeing

The author writes very well [blowing kiss]

It feels pretty good. It shouldn't be rated 6.9. It should be rated at least 7.5 Or above. It feels like the writing is better than others. I saw that the first 60 chapters were not very good. It may be a bit illogical, so I gave it a low score.

Very nice. It is very consistent with my favorite novels of the Three Kingdoms.

Why is the rating so low? It shouldn't be.

Very good, but some details such as place names are not clear. But I personally like it very much

From a broad perspective, everything about this book is remarkable. Relatively smooth and accessible. But in other aspects, it always feels like something is missing. This is my personal point, and I hope everyone will discuss it.