Three Kingdoms: Emperor? Those with Strong Soldiers and Horses Will Do It!

This is the most popular rebellion I have seen in the Three Kingdoms. It is much better than those children of aristocratic families recruiting military generals. If they really become relatives of the emperor and create great men, the world will not change and will become like India.

It's better than most Three Kingdoms novels, and other authors always include divine generals and super counselors. The lethality of generals in war is not that exaggerated. A soldier has seen blood in several wars and is now a veteran. If you practice simple formations, you will become elite. Collect enough craftsmen and find ways to improve equipment. If you have enough population and food, you can compete for the world.

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This is the real aristocratic family in the late Han Dynasty. It is unwise to think of the ancients. Guangwu Zhongxing relied on a wealthy family. It is not that easy for a mud-legged person to think of it. Imagine why Huang Chao rebelled and killed him with his family tree.

After reading so many novels, this is the book that best matches the Three Kingdoms rebels in my mind. It can also be said that among all the rebels, it is a very good one. It does not recruit famous people respectfully like other novels, but uses them if they can be used, and kills them if they are not. After reading it for so long, it is also very good.

It was very enjoyable to write. The protagonist started out as a soldier in the Yellow Turban Army. He went from being compassionate when he first traveled through time to being cruel and decisive later on. He said that kindness does not lead to soldiers, and implemented a cruel system of killing troops to stimulate the ferocity of the soldiers. Along the way, he must conquer every attack and win. His bravery and strategy are the best in the world. After that, he commanded 100,000 troops and marched to Luoyang with the title of Soaring General. Kill decisively, drawing on the Huangchao template. The protagonist's subordinates have a bit of a double standard. He is obviously robbing, but he still stands on the moral high ground and condemns the robbing.

The author's writing is of a very high standard. This book can be regarded as the first of its kind in the late Han Dynasty. It truly broke away from the aristocratic family, the refugees revolted, and relied on the east wind to achieve self-realization. Talents are created, and some are born. After reading so many historical time travel articles, this book is currently ranked in the top three. I hope the author can organize his thoughts in the future and write about the late Han Dynasty and different dynasties. It is best not to write about the so-called world harmony. Now that the Internet is developed, people who should wake up have also woken up. This book cannot give advice. If you open a single subject, the road ahead is long. All aspiring people should not talk about your own thinking. Finally, I would like to say something to the author. If you write too well, you will be banned. Those who understand the meaning will naturally understand. Please refer to the third sentence.

A good book. I think the biggest highlight is that there is no systematic killing and killing, and then there are no generals and there are no generals. They are all unknown people. I think this is the best Three Kingdoms. Unlike some Three Kingdoms novels that require a system after traveling through time, it can be calculated directly. The talents of one county can rule the world. Liu Bang and Lao Zhu have proven that the protagonist can do it too.

Nice looking, love watching History is never static, and famous generals also start as soldiers. Travel through history, change history, don't stay the same Can't continue writing? Started to suppress the protagonist. We have invited Cao Cao out. Zhang Jiao has just died. How old is Cao Cao? What is your current official position? Thirty thousand cavalry

An underrated work, this book can be equivalent to a 9.5 Or 9.4 Rating book. Although it has slight flaws, the quality is still sufficient. First of all, there are no big problems with the protagonist's behavior, IQ, and plot progression, and it has a sense of epic war, which is completely in line with what I like about history, war, and strategy themes. Secondly, there are no obvious poisonous points, but I always feel that some characters lack realism, that is, they have no flesh and blood, and the impression is not deep enough [eat melon], but there is no need to force this. If it can be written, it will be considered awesome. If the author had more fans, there wouldn't be so many trolls in the paragraph reviews, and they won't let go of every little problem (the pain of new Tomato authors) The quality is getting better and better, the protagonist is taking charge of the overall situation, thinking about more and more things, becoming more and more mature, and begins to fall into choices. The opposition of his subordinates, the relationship between all parties, this road to unity has cost too much, and the protagonist finally lives the way he hates the most.

The content is ups and downs! Fascinating, the best among the novels of the Three Kingdoms, this is the real cold weapon war. Other novels can defeat ten or one hundred, but this novel's siege battle is about killing people with real swords and guns! Brilliant, a top-notch Three Kingdoms war novel suitable for collection by war fans, real reviews, 168 chapters read

It's very good-looking. It's completely different from most of the Three Kingdoms genre. It doesn't rely on aristocratic families (don't go to the Sweet Family), it's not a virgin, it's not brainless, it's not exaggerated, it's dedicated to the people. I feel that the protagonist's character and acting style are very good and just right. It's not like some protagonists who are constrained by so-called beauties. So far, no female protagonist has appeared after watching it. It's very, very, very good to watch! ! ! ! ! !

This book is really awesome! The protagonist is also my favorite type. This Three Kingdoms novel is not as prominent as the previous Three Kingdoms novels in that it focuses on how awesome the generals are. The protagonist fights with strength and provides logistical support! Upright. So far, the role of counselors and generals has not been written. Very nice, but too little! Finished reading it in a few hours. I watched it at 12 noon and finished Chapter 208 at 20 pm. The system said I had less than 30 minutes to read. I laughed too

As long as it stays as good as it is now, the score will definitely not be low. This book is very enjoyable to read, and the plot is relatively reasonable. You can't be strict about everything when reading novels. Otherwise, if you want to be rigorous in reading novels, it is better to read the official history.

This is true. I have long been tired of seeing elite soldiers with high benefits and high pensions. In ancient times, who didn't know that elite soldiers were good, but the price/performance ratio was too high. A wave of pensions would be enough to bankrupt you directly. It is a reality to pile up human lives and provide channels for advancement.

The writing is really awesome, a story about the rebirth of ancient hegemony. Most of the people who started out as refugees (commoners) encountered great opportunities and all kinds of talents and counselors flocked to it, but it is not true at all. This book not only has good writing skills, but also truly starts from scratch and relies on strength to do everything, but the pace is a bit slow (of course it is also enjoyable).

A warrior with a strong sword and an iron horse, capable of swallowing thousands of miles like a tiger. Thousands of corpses were buried, and he climbed to the top of the Ninth Five-Year Plan. The scene is grand, ruthless, conspiratorial, and a good man rides a hundred thousand cavalry, and the horse rides across nine states. After reading Chapter 892, the book became increasingly shabby and unreadable. The rebellion has been relatively successful so far, except for the snowballing in the first stage of the rebellion, where the rogue bandits turned into local bandits. Everything else is showing the mediocrity of the protagonist. I don't know what to say. Li Zichengdu also has a ridiculous slogan about being a king and not paying for the food. The protagonist in the book has completely failed to understand which class he relies on to rebel in his role as a commoner in Guizhou. He even wants to cooperate with a powerful family. Why don't they choose the Han Dynasty? Do they think highly of you, a mud-legged person? Do we still need to rebel? Give the soldiers under your command to Liu Hong and wipe their necks yourself. Why bother to be a dog for the powerful family? I have never learned the art of slaying dragons at all [laughing]

If generals are not superstitious, then Guan Yu will become a "Martial Saint" and Zhang Fei will become an "enemy of ten thousand people". If you have a divine general, you will be invincible. The pages are logically autonomous and the historical data are clear and complete. There is no graceful and elegant rhetoric, the text is simple and clear, and the pulse is orderly and perfect.

I feel great killing the aristocratic family. It's the most anti-thief I've ever seen. The rest of the book is too boring and repetitive. One chapter can be divided into three chapters.

It's not bad, it's not the old-fashioned Three Kingdoms style, where you search for strategists and famous historical generals to recruit beauties.

This novel is really cool, and the protagonist's movements are also perfect. The expansion of the army and the improvement of military discipline go hand in hand, while converging on the food wealth in Henan, and finally going to Bingzhou to completely end the rootless duckweed situation. The situation is opened up in an instant. There is food and money, soldiers and land, and military discipline is not bad.

It's well written and very immersive. It's too wordy. You won't be able to write like this for long.

Clean and neat! Not licking celebrities or famous generals, this is called rebellion! In the late Han Dynasty, it was possible to play rogue bandits, with thousands of horses, and they could run around in the Central Plains at will.

This book is okay. The main character was born in the Yellow Turbans, and it accurately describes the damage caused by the Yellow Turbans to aristocratic families. There are not many novels of this type. Many novels have the title of Yellow Turban and the protagonist colludes with the aristocratic family. This book is different. The protagonist never compromises with the aristocratic family, and does all kinds of evil to the aristocratic family, burning, killing, and looting. I also like the author's war scenes. Personally, I don't like to watch war scenes, but I like the type of writing by the author. He does not write from the perspective of tactical formations, but from the perspective of stimulating people's potential. The writing is very vivid, and I seem to have really seen a tiger and wolf army. An army from hell. All in all, this book is to my liking, but it is not without its shortcomings. It's a bit confusing. It was mentioned in more than fifty chapters that I was going to Bingzhou, but in the latest chapter, I just settled down in Bingzhou. Of course, this is not the author's problem, it is a common problem among Tomato Score authors. Of course, it may also be that the author wants to explain too much and can only take his time.

A very interesting novel about the struggle for hegemony in the late Han Dynasty. It was really fun to go through the Explosive Soldiers style without bragging about how invincible the civil servants and generals of the Three Kingdoms were. Just like fighting in the enemy's country, siege unlimited civilian lives, in the name of consuming the opponent's strength.

The writing is very good, unlike a romance that must highlight the strategies of generals. It is a more realistic story of rebellion. You can only slowly carve out a territory from scratch. Most of the officials are forced. It is very real. After all, how can a talented person from a wealthy family with weak legs truly be loyal to you? Unless you are prosperous, Cao Cao's background can't attract many talents at first. People recognize him as Yuan.

It's good-looking, but if you say he's excellent, he can write two pages just by adding modifiers and trivial things. Are you saying he is not good? The plot is compact, killing everywhere, and having a great time

The writing is also very good, but there are no major poisonous points. There are many innovations, and it does fit the theme of the peasant uprising. However, the updates are slow, with two chapters a day, and the word count is still small.

It is indeed a cool article and well written. If you have the opportunity to time travel, please don't imitate pig's feet, otherwise your head will be smashed. I gave it five stars, but I can't follow it anymore. The protagonist is neither strong nor successful, and the sense of fragmentation is too severe. The logic is gone. You can't watch it without thinking...

Wonderful! When writing about the Three Kingdoms, I don't praise fighting generals and focus on recruiting famous generals. I feel good.