I Asked You to Write a Hero, and You Wrote Three Kingdoms: How Many Times Has the Sunset Turned Red?

It was quite poisonous in the early stage, but I got used to it after reading it. I can only say that I worked hard to adapt to the environment. Although I was scolded a lot in my comments, it was very scary once I got used to it. At least the latter part is not as poisonous as the previous one. The first part simply rubbed my emotional intelligence, but after dozens of chapters, I felt better. Although it is not a five-star, I encourage you to try to be as less poisonous as possible [please take a closer look]

Please understand Honghuangwen. Thank you, it is very well written. It's just that both overtly and covertly, the Jade Emperor and some gods were written as too weak. The Great Sage is only a golden immortal, there are many great golden immortals in heaven, and the Jade Emperor is also the pinnacle of quasi-sages. They have survived more thunder tribulations than monkeys. Please step up, thank you.

I didn't expect this novel to have such a low score. I saw the latest chapter and read it as an interpretation of a classic. I used to think about reading the Four Great Classics, but I couldn't stand it. I kept watching the TV series, but some of the plots passed by and I didn't understand the deep meaning in detail. This novel also expresses the deep meaning behind the classics, or most of them are written out, allowing people to have a deeper understanding of the classics, especially the story of the Three Kingdoms. The explanation is particularly profound, which has benefited me a lot. There is a plot here that I would like to explain differently than I have seen in other novels. I would like to share it with you. I don't know whether it is right or wrong. Friends who are interested can discuss it together. In the story of Seven Captures of Meng Huo, an author of another novel believed that Meng Huo was considered a gangster in the local area. Zhuge fought with him once and eliminated a group of people. After Meng Huo was released, he used his identity as the gang boss to find a way to gather a group of people, and then Zhuge Liang went to eliminate them. This cycle lasted seven times. Meng Huo's role was to gather monsters, and Zhuge Liang released AOE to clear the troops, which could save a lot of trouble. I think it can be regarded as an explanation. Come on, author. I suggest that the author can rely more on the interpretation of classics. Your interpretation of the Three Kingdoms is really good!

It has successfully created many lifelike characters, such as Zhuge Liang's wisdom, Guan Yu's loyalty, Cao Cao's complexity, etc. These characters are flesh and blood, and their personalities, motivations, and behaviors are very reasonable, allowing readers to remember the characters deeply. Writing skills is one thing. Beautiful, vivid language can enhance the reading experience. Some Three Kingdoms books use wonderful vocabulary and rhetorical techniques to add color to the content when describing war scenes or natural scenery.

The reason why classics are classics is because everyone has different opinions after reading them. As the experience grows, new gains will be gained from reading. Every time you read it, it is a sublimation. If you write what you read, it will pass the test of time.

I don't know what Han Xue is like in real life, but I feel like she's being hacked here [face covering]

The author can do it. After reading online articles for so many years, my desire to comment has reached its peak at this moment. I didn't remember the full title of the book, but the four words "Four Great Classics" impressed me deeply. After reading too many online articles, I also wanted to try the fine chaff of famous works. As a result, I got five stars from Akaashi! [Angry][angry]

I suspect that the author has many, many saved manuscripts, otherwise why would they be published so on time [eating melon]

From Journey to the West to The Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the descriptions of these two books were okay. Journey to the West was a bit less content, but Three Kingdoms was good. It made me feel like I was re-reading it, and some of my doubts were answered in new ways. In the past few days, I have read several descriptions of Water Margin, and I feel that it is a bit lacking. Many exciting contents have not been written, especially the description of the fights in Fist Town Kansai. It is a pity that these wonderful contents will not be discarded in the future. I really like Dream of Red Mansions, and I hope the author can take the time to write it here. Come on, author! ! !

It's beautiful. Why is the score so low? Is anyone malicious in rating it?