Three Kingdoms: The Dragon Defies the Heavens

Good subject matter, Zhuge Liang is reborn – hindsight! ! Make up for all the regrets of the Shu Han heroes! But the writing style, military skills, and actual combat operations are just okay! In terms of objective scoring, it would be over eight points, so the filter would be rated 8.5-9.0! [Laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying][like][like][like]

Although it doesn't look very good, I just want the Prime Minister to win.

It's well written. It doesn't matter if Pang Tong wants him or not. Fa Zheng can be brought over so that he doesn't die early. In terms of ability, Fazheng should still be above Pang Tong.

The book is very good, but I was attracted to read Wu Hou's rebirth to make up for his regrets. Suddenly Liu An appeared with a confused look on his face. Looking at the commentary, it seemed that he was the protagonist of the author's previous book? What is it called An Tianxia? After reading it, my impression dropped by more than half, (many Tomato authors really like to write the protagonist of their last book into the next one, which is inexplicable for new readers [laughing]), and this is just my personal opinion and does not represent anyone else. Secondly, I wish the author better and better. The book is a good book, but I may not be able to read it. See you again.

Liu Bei's last posthumous title was no longer Zhaolie, but Zhaowu, the same as Guangwu

I don't understand why Liu An came out

The development of the characters' stories is in line with Zhuge Liang's presupposition of the situation after time travel, and the images of other characters are basically in line with the original Romance of the Three Kingdoms. The story is concise.

I feel like Cao Cao was as angry as Liu Bei in Yiling [face covering] That's it every day, it's not enough [face covering]

The killing of Mi Fang was too hasty. Although reselling ordnance is indeed excessive, there is no room for tolerance. Even if it is dealt with by military law or demoted, Mi Zhu will be sad if he is killed directly. Before Mi Fang made such an irreversible mistake, Zhuge Liang directly killed the Mi family members who had been supporting Liu Bei in the early days when Liu Bei was away. This would chill the elders [laughing and crying] Moreover, after Liu Bei came back, he only expressed his support for Zhuge Liang, but did not appease elders such as Mi Zhu. What if you make the old man feel cold and rebellious? You must know that Cao Cao lost Yanzhou in the first place because Cao Cao did not reuse the Yanzhou faction who had welcomed him in and made great contributions, and even killed Bian Rang, a famous scholar in Yanzhou. Bian Rang mocked and belittled Cao Cao every day. Even so, Cao Cao killed him and chilled the whole Yanzhou faction. Finally, when he went to war and the internal emptiness was empty, they betrayed collectively and brought Lu Bu in. What is the difference between Zhuge Liang doing this and Cao Cao? God's perspective knows that Mi Fang is a bad person, but others don't know [laughing and crying] Are you really not afraid of following Cao Cao's old path? And if you want to say that the author didn't know that this would cause conflicts, that's not true. The author also clearly wrote about Mi Zhu's anger, the bad atmosphere, and the internal conflicts... Even so, Liu Bei was still allowed to come back and directly expressed his strong support for Zhuge Liang. Liu Bei wouldn't be so devoid of emotional intelligence, and Zhuge Liang wouldn't be so irrational. He wanted to show off Liu Bei's support for him and write that they had a good relationship. There was no need to step on the performance of these veterans. Also, Liu Bei was going to attack Luoyang, and then he was defended by Cao Pi, and then Xia Houyuan's army supported him, so everyone was surprised and didn't expect it. Then he retreated, was chased by Cao Pi, and defended the city with difficulty... In the end, 50,000 people lost 20,000 people, and it was still the same situation as before when Zilong was behind... The key point is that Xu Shu followed Liu Bei. Written like this, it seems that Xu Shu is quite useless. He can neither make good suggestions to prevent Liu Bei from advancing recklessly, nor does he have any good strategies for attacking and defending the city. Although it is normal to attack and defend the city with difficulty, there is really no room for strategizing... But when he heard that Xia Houyuan's reinforcements were coming, he was actually startled. He didn't make any arrangements when he retreated. He just followed Liu Bei and was chased by Cao Pi. Without Zilong, he would have suffered heavy losses... It felt stupid. It's best not to add anything about gods and ghosts [laughing and crying] Most people who read Three Kingdoms novels basically don't like to read those with ghosts and gods elements. The upper limit of acceptance is the system or something, unless it is said at the beginning that it is a mythical version or a fantasy version of the Three Kingdoms, and it is made clear that it is to use super powers... Otherwise, it would be really strange to have ghosts, gods and fairy elements in the history.

I really love the Prime Minister and hope he can win. The author writes very well. I can't control my tear ducts.