Three Kingdoms: Zhao Yun Is Reborn, Diao Chan Sharpens the Gun for Me

Nice! Can read! Good! It can be seen that the author is careful! Rigorous yet humorous; easy to understand yet not lacking in literary talent! From time to time, I can enjoy the scenery leisurely, giving people an optimistic and open-minded good mood anytime and anywhere! It allows readers to read easily while feeling immersed in the book, and have the desired experience of reading about the Three Kingdoms.

The writing is good. I have read a lot of Soul Traveling Three Kingdoms books. This book closely follows the historical background of the original Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and has the scope to make small adjustments according to the plot. It does not look obtrusive and has a strong sense of substitution. I am looking forward to the development of the subsequent plot.

Let me give you a good review first, it looks pretty good so far.

The writing is quite good, and the introduction is very detailed, but I feel that the battle on the battlefield is a bit of a brushstroke. At present, it feels like the main character is invincible and Shuang's novel has been promoted all the way. However, in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, no matter how much Liu Hong loved money, he would not let the protagonist go so smoothly. Sometimes the Three Kingdoms novel is too smooth. After looking at it, it may not be that interesting [laughing and crying]. This is my personal opinion. Also, the talent collection of the protagonist is too slow, which is not in line with the current status and reputation. There are so many unsuccessful counselors, political talents, military generals, etc. [Laughing and crying]. Finally, I hope the author can keep writing, come on!

It's pretty good and not rigid. Unlike some people who are criticized by readers for writing about history and only dare to write it seriously. We write it for modern people to read, not for the ancients.

Not bad, not bad, good. Good-looking. Love watching.

A good book. Wonderful and beautiful.

The plot is compact and the content is rich and complete, but most of the content is on political wars. I hope the author can add more content on economic development, people's livelihood, culture, etc. Otherwise, the content will feel too empty and fail to reflect the turbulent period of the Eastern Han Dynasty. The daily aspects should also be written, loosely integrated, rather than blindly promoting the development of the plot. Everyone knows the historical events of the Three Kingdoms, and everyone is looking for a little fun in their free time. It is not that they feel nothing after reading it. The foundation of a country lies in its economy, and its future lies in its culture. I hope this work gets better and better.

I have read a lot of Three Kingdoms novels, and I have to say that they are quite good. It has advantages and disadvantages on one hand. I have read more than 300 chapters so far, and it has been updated to more than 510 chapters. Although it is very detailed, Dong Zhuo's entry into Beijing has not yet started. I am afraid that the author will not finish it. I hope to work hard to finish it.

The writing is very good, with Zhao Yun as the protagonist, the five sworn brothers in Taoyuan, plus Yan Liang and Wen Chou. And no different than other literature, it develops directly in Liaodong. I look forward to the next development! ! !

Although it deviates from history, it is a true and essential look.

It's well written and makes me want to continue reading.

I find it quite interesting. This is the only book of the Three Kingdoms that I can update.

The male protagonist Zhao Yun has many female "famous beauties from the Three Kingdoms". The focus is on the time before the death of "Liu Hong", that is, before Chapter 700. The writing is very exciting. It tells about Zhao Yun's campaign in "You, Bing, and Qingzhou" as well as the male protagonist's literary, Taoist and military strategies, his broadmindedness in recruiting talents, and the male protagonist's lustful heart. In the later period, the main focus was on regaining the lost territory, and various princes competed for hegemony, but it was basically one-sided, with the male protagonist pushing horizontally, which did not reflect the effect of the battle. I also felt that the IQ of the various princes was set too low, and there was no conflict. You can skip reading without affecting reading. It's not finished yet, but I feel that the last chapter "Killing the Yuan Family" and attacking Yizhou is enough. It can be ended completely. I don't think much about what new ideas can be added after that. It's just about attacking other continents, but I feel that there is no need to do more. Overall quite smooth. The pace of the later part of the prehistoric period of cultivating immortality is too fast. It was written by the author to fill in the gaps, and the content is somewhat shoddy. There is no problem with the connection between Fan and immortals. It would be better if the author writes the part of his own cultivation of immortals in detail.

It can be seen from this book that the author has indeed checked a lot of historical information, which is quite good. Moreover, I see that the author has responded to almost every comment and every evaluation, which shows that the author has a lot of time. I have to say, hurry up and remind you to update. To be honest, this is no better than a pretentious and illogical book.

The author can learn from a game called The Legend of Zhao Yun in the Three Kingdoms, which also tells the story of Zhao Yun starting a business and finally becoming emperor. Although his personality is different from what I imagined Zhao Yun to be, it's just so cool.

So far, I have only seen the completion of Zhang Fei. The writing so far is pretty good and quite interesting. However, as mentioned before, the division of force value (the first, second and third streams are divided into the early, middle and late stages) is not ideal. It also hints that the later part may involve cultivating immortals, which is not good. It would be great if the storyline could only be developed according to the background of the Three Kingdoms period!

Not bad, good, worthy of praise, come on

Well written! Worth a look! [Learned]

I feel optimistic about the character of the protagonist. He knows that he is wrong and immediately changes the code. He is not arrogant and thinks that he is not wrong.

I have read so many Three Kingdoms and this book is very well written.

This book is a great read, but after reading 300 chapters, Liu Hong hasn't died yet, so I'm a little worried that it will be unfinished.

It's a very good book. I feel good after reading it countless times. It's worth recommending.

It's so funny and humorous that you can't stop watching it!

Few comments, but looks pretty good There are plots and details I can't bear to see so few people reading it. Everything before Chapter 15 is fine.

Okay, the plot is closely linked and there is no nonsense.

It's a very good book, but it's a bit perfunctory [face covering]

Good luck to the handsome guys and beauties who like to read Three Kingdoms novels This novel is recommended with five stars

A very good Three Kingdoms novel, without any system, worth reading

The logic is clear, many details are in place, and the plot is basically true to reality. It deserves five-star praise and is worth watching.