Prime Minister, the Supplies for the Northern Expedition Have Arrived.

This book is very serious in its research and does not carry out a devastating technological attack. Instead, it takes into account entertainment while trying to set a magical setting and a realistic development route, which is very comfortable to read. The Wei forces, who exist as "villains", also did not vilify the situation, but used their knowledge and strength to provide the greatest resistance. (Of course no one cares about Soochow) The only thing that can be said is that this book is a little more challenging for the audience. The old Shu Han people will be the most interested in it, and people who are slightly more biased toward Wei will feel uncomfortable watching it (they can't defeat it with all their strength), but Wei fans should not be within the scope of the author's plan. (Of course no one cares about Soochow)

The opening score of the book is low. Although it has the appearance of a group traveling through the Han Dynasty to support the Han Dynasty, it can be read as an anti-Three Kingdoms novel. The historical background is very sophisticated, and the details are very vivid. Unlike traditional Shuangwen, which removes the main plot and the rest of the Spring and Autumn period, it describes group psychological activities in great detail. I have read 115 chapters so far. I hope the author will continue to maintain the quality and look forward to subsequent updates.

This kind of nonsensical (not funny) novels have been almost extinct in the past 10 years, not to mention there are solid and reliable historical data, the character of the prime minister has not collapsed, the ancients with normal intelligence, and the more innovative technology tree climbing. It also eliminates the long, boring and often poorly written modern plots in most double-crossing novels. When I read the xx novel, I don't want to see how you mess around with antique gadgets and reach the peak of your urban life. I just want to see how you use modern technology to support ancient humans. In this regard, the design of Dan Pao Xingren is very good. Anyway, Tomato doesn't need to use his brain when reading novels. Why don't he just say that my golden finger is set up to help the Prime Minister? It would be better to be open and clear.

A book that makes up for regrets [crying][crying] The writing is fluent, the plot is reasonable, and there are plenty of funny moments. The Prime Minister and Zilong finally fulfilled their wish, and they are no longer the little bitter gourds who worked hard. Adou is also a very, very good baby. Seeing this, I am really happier than anything else. There is nothing greasy and bad, and female readers can also read it. Brother author, the Prime Minister is amazing because of you!

At first I thought it was just a fantasy article, but the more I read it, the more serious the meaning became. The historical data are very solid. I can continue to write while taking into account my imagination. It has the potential to become a god.

The novel has a good grasp of the background of the Northern Expedition, Zhuge Liang and other characters, and the spiritual core, and has the weighty feel of a historical novel. It combines the modern plot with the plot of the Three Kingdoms period very well. Within the setting of the novel, the logic is self-consistent. I like it very much! Mainly because I recommend Zhuge Liang, hahaha. The author wrote Zhuge Liang very well. The most important thing is that I am very happy that Zhuge Liang can live to be 80 years old, and he and Adou are still compatible as monarchs and ministers. It's great! ! ! As for the netizens, although sometimes they are off the mark, most of the time they are quite reliable and very interesting. Hahaha, I really wanted to laugh several times when I came up to fight Ma Di! It feels a bit mind-expanding, and many places are particularly interesting. When the author interacts with readers, it gives people an unprecedented sense of "participation", which is great! Highly recommended! The most important thing! Nothing poisonous! ! ! Please take a look!

When I read the title of the book at first, I thought it was some kind of mindless novel. I almost missed it. The more I clicked on it, the more I couldn't stop reading it. I have to say that the author really put a lot of effort into plot development and character details, which is amazing.

The combination of modern weirdness and ancient stable development is very good. The whole story is hahahahaha, and the plot advancement is still very smooth. Please ask the aliens to send out the master tape of the program. It's really good. I highly recommend it.

The writing is awesome, Klaas. I beg the author to start another book. I just followed it without thinking. I read it in one go. The whole book gave me a feeling that everything was going smoothly. It didn't make me breathless like in many novels where one crisis followed another. This book seemed very relaxing. The various characters are also very distinctive. I can really feel that the personalities of each character are different. The author is also very rigorous in writing. It made me cry as a historian. I look forward to the author's next book. The most awesome group portrait I have read so far in Persimmon is Klass. Some of the group portraits are not clearly group portraits. It feels like the main character plus a few supporting characters who have more roles. The supporting characters are also very homogeneous, as if they are clones. However, this book is really balanced. Each character has his or her own role. Including the characters, they also have their own considerations. There are also many differences between characters with similar positions. While reading, I really felt that each character has his own personality and no characters are the same.

I started to follow it after about ten chapters. The imagination, story rhythm and characters are all well grasped. It has become a daily bowl knocking series alongside Stormwind City. Finished with flowers [laughing][laughing]

Needless to say, the author has also checked the information. Don't worry about some common sense. The characters and personalities are all taken into account. What's better about this book is the connection between the writing and the story. The author is very good whether he writes serious war scenes or daily funny scenes. The connection of the story is also well-organized and relaxed, which is really comfortable. Of course, this book is a slow-burning type, focusing on taking things one step at a time. If you can't bear it, you can quit.

Highlights of this book: 1. Seamless switching between rigor and forehead patting 2. Unofficial history 3. Dai Ling

Needless to say, it is a good book. The author's relevant homework is very solid. The writing gave me a calm temperament that is rare among online writers. At first, I just clicked on this book because of the gimmick in the introduction about supporting the Northern Expedition, thinking it would be a short article to kill time, but the author's writing style and rigor conquered me time and time again. Even if my knowledge of the history of the Three Kingdoms only comes from "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", it does not prevent me from continuing to read with curiosity about the subsequent plot. At the end, when I saw the words Liu Chan left to everyone, "Hello, future generations of netizens," as a reader, how could you not be moved?

There are many people assisting the Northern Expedition, the plot is more realistic, the plot is more reasonable, and the interaction with Zhuge Liang and Liu Chan is also interesting.

A pretty good book about the Three Kingdoms! Although the author said to read it without thinking, the plot setting of this book is surprisingly reasonable! The author is quite good at making things happen, and the jokes are arranged appropriately. It's refreshing, but unexpectedly not mindless. The relevant plots are described in detail, the foreshadowing is sufficient, and the characters are also very fleshed out (after reading it, I found that Jiang Wei is really cute [blowing kiss] What shocked me the most in this book was the "Tyrannosaurus Rex" section. I thought it was unreasonable at first, but I still read on. I didn't expect that it was just a false shot and did not let the Tyrannosaurus rex go to the battlefield. But the author is such a fan that he actually created another chapter with an if line (and it also uses classical Chinese sentences, which is what if lines have to be like!!! Non-vernacular language is better in comparison, the author has some strength) The only shortcoming is that the progress is relatively slow and does not conform to the current fast-paced 20-word segmentation. Most of the author writes 50 to 100 words into one paragraph, but therefore I would evaluate this book as "a more logical story about modern people who sincerely help the Prime Minister in the Northern Expedition." This book is not very popular right now, but I believe gold will always shine! Big cheers for the author! [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]

One thing I think is very good about the author's writing ability is that he is very good at "skimming". Some subplots are briefly mentioned by the author, but these plots do not read as a running account at all, but can show a social atmosphere or highlight the image of a certain character. This is rare in tomatoes. It can even be said that writing is not easy, because "short writing" is indeed much more difficult than "detailed writing", and it is difficult to control this degree.

The atmosphere, foreshadowing, and emotions are all great. Just like the good books of the past, I am moved, excited, and regretful. It has been a long time since I was so excited that I shed tears after reading a book. Thank you so much for writing so well. I hope you can write it faster. So looking forward to it.

"Fine chaff" I have read it many times. The group portraits describe each person's personality clearly and interestingly. The behaviors and thoughts of the Three Kingdoms and modern characters are based on their respective backgrounds and educations. The narrative of multiple scenes and events at the same time is well detailed. Is this really the first time for the author to write a book? I don't believe in this effort [laughter] Two slaps at the beginning, well done! The cos ancestor shouted "Changshan Zhao Zilong is here", it was cool! I also want to try it occasionally to make trouble for the Prime Minister! He is so enlightened that he can pluck people from the trees in Meishan, turn the tables against the wind, and stimulate the battlefield!

As I read more platforms and read more books, I rarely finish a novel on Tomato, and even less often post a review after reading a novel, but this book is an exception. At first I was just attracted by the title of the book to read it, but I didn't expect to finish it without even realizing it. Most of the Three Kingdoms novels I read in the past either dressed as Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty or Liu Chan, either defected to Cao Cao or Liu Bei. They used unparalleled force at every turn, and most of them had numerous harems. I would not write about it if I didn't leave the Three Kingdoms. However, this book has no heroine in the whole text, and different characters have their own characteristics. It can be said to be a rare masterpiece of group portrait novels of the Three Kingdoms. In addition, in terms of the study of historical facts, this book can be said to be quite rigorous, with relevant introductions and accompanying maps. There are so many highlights that I won't go into details, but they are worth a look.

I have finished reading the latest chapter. It is very interesting. Netizens supported Zhuge Liang to help the Han Dynasty with the help of aliens. Is this crowdfunding to write a book? It feels like the creativity is so wild and unconstrained. For example, it supports instant noodles at the beginning, and then drones and gunpowder later. These are quite serious, and then directly send Tyrannosaurus rex, and even resurrect the Five Tiger Generals later to support. I have to wonder if this is a crowdfunding idea, because the painting style fluctuates greatly. Many of the places where you can complain are also written in a humorous way. What a pain in the ass, supporting computers to make Liu Chan an Internet-addicted teenager is the most interesting part to me, but the combat part is not so cool. Overall, this is a very interesting novel, five stars, I hope it doesn't end unfinished.

It doesn't matter if you don't watch it, it's good. Who doesn't watch it? If you watch it, you'll want to watch it again. From now on, you'll keep watching it. The more you watch it, the better it will be.

Personally, I feel that the score should be around 8.3. I would give it a five-star rating. This book has no major flaws and I can still read it even if it has some minor flaws. The book is relatively smooth overall, and the refreshing points are not very obvious. It is quite comfortable to read.

The author is thoughtful and knowledgeable. The writing style is consistent, neither urgent nor slow, steady and sure. For the first time, I felt that the author was worthy of the audience. This feeling comes from this consistent behavioral style. I won't put any special effort into attracting attention at the beginning. So that when you find problems later or encounter setbacks, you lower your level. So I feel like he is a conscientious author. Still reading the extras. I feel pretty good.

I think this is a novel that was delayed by its name. It is better than I expected. Maybe it's because I'm older and I'm not too fond of novels like Tomato, which often have very long names. But it's really well written. As a fan of the Three Kingdoms, fans of the Shu Kingdom really love it.

20251108 Completed. The first GB I saw in November. Very very wonderful! The author's writing style is excellent and the logic is tight. Cool article. Funny. Time travel text, group portraits. All members' IQ is online. It's not like some writings where the natives are all fools. Particularly cool: in the second part, those who support Yue Fei kill Zhao Gou at the beginning, and then kill Qin Hui the next day.

Nice. If you want to read it carefully, the details are rich, and if you just listen casually, you won't be unable to follow the plot due to lack of concentration. The characters in the Three Kingdoms are all interesting and fleshed out. But as a group portrait article, the characteristics of modern netizens are a bit too flat.

Nice! The perspective is relatively novel, the writing is good, and I enjoyed reading it. The characters in the text are also very three-dimensional, not so flat, and they will not be directly executed because "this person may rebel in the future", but will be redistributed based on the current situation. Also, the author is very conscientious. In the extra chapter, he also added the Yue Fei chapter and the Five Tiger Generals chapter that he promised before, and the length is not small😄

Everything is said in the title. Netizens are very interesting and the author writes well. However, the progress is a bit slow and I will be a little impatient after reading it. However, the writing is good, the comment section is also very good, and most of the comments are normal. I also liked the final scene where the Five Tigers of another world + the King of Hanzhong supported the decisive battle. The late Emperor was either manifesting his spirit or on the way to manifesting it. What does it mean to be prepared (that tone). It is worth mentioning that because Ji Han opened Cao Wei and was defeated too quickly, Sima Yi really became a loyal minister of Wei. What is Zhuge Liang's script? The author also wrote an extra story about netizens supporting Yue Fei and the Hanzhong King who was supported to play in the finals. They returned to their own world and took the script to fight against Wu Wei. It's fun to watch. Come and watch more ദ്ദി˶•̀֊•́)✧

Good! Very energetic! It's just ridiculous [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]

This book revolves around what to give to Zhuge Liang during the Northern Expedition. The writing is rigorous yet humorous. The author is also very diligent. He even adds a large-scale extra story about Yue Fei's Northern Expedition and the story of the Five Tiger Generals returning to the original timeline. It is truly a masterpiece not to be missed.