The Three Kingdoms’ Battle for Supremacy

The Three Kingdoms, a war-torn era where magical talents emerged in large numbers! Everyone knows about the early stage of the Three Kingdoms. When it comes to the real Three Kingdoms era, we don't know much about it. I'm very curious about the mysterious character Sima Yi who suddenly appeared, and I didn't expect the author to think so highly of him! I like this author very much. His history is humorous and easy to understand! Write more, I like to read!

After reading this book, I like Mr. Wolong even more. Strategies, clever calculations. I have always been unable to bear to see Shu's demise, and I don't like this regime that much, just because it is the land that the Prime Minister worked so hard to protect. There is a lot of praise for Jiang Wei in the romance, but he was motivated and not thoughtful enough. He can be said to be the direct culprit of Shu's fall. It is also a pity that Xun Lingjun. How disappointed he must have been when friends who once had the same aspirations finally parted ways and burned the letters that offered advice to Cao Jianyan.

The writing style of this book is very unique. It is like solving a crime to find the historical truth. It is very enjoyable to read! And there are many maps in the book. You can clearly understand the situation of each war by looking at the maps. The author's writing style is also good, and the analysis of the "Ziwu Valley Conspiracy" that is destined to be unsuccessful is very exciting. All in all, this is a book worth reading and I recommend it to you!

From the heroes of Chu and Han to the storms of the two Han Dynasties and then to the struggle for hegemony of the Three Kingdoms. This is the third book about petty officials that I have read. It's a pity that I have finished the first and last two parts of Elegy of the Two Jin Dynasties and have not read it yet. I have read many historical novels, and each author has his or her own focus. Relatively speaking, I prefer The Little Official, and each node is equipped with a map, so that some unclear contexts can be clearly displayed by comparison. Looking forward to Xiaoli's follow-up

It took me 24 hours and 45 minutes to read this book. I used my solid historical skills to deduce how to restore and interpret the magnificent history of the Three Kingdoms. Historical figures such as Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan were revolving in my mind. They were responsible for what happened before they were alive, so why comment afterward! Great book!

Yuan Shao deliberately led the rebellion of Shi Changshi, and Guan Yu became powerful in China. The interpretation of these two sections is convincing. Some chapters contain too much of the author's personal preferences, and I don't agree with them. All in all, this book is worth reading.

Heroes emerge from troubled times, and countless heroes emerge from the Three Kingdoms! Because of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, most people are familiar with the early Three Kingdoms, but in the real Three Kingdoms era, after Zhuge Liang's death, they are not very familiar with it! I have always been curious about why Sima Yi has been unknown and why he suddenly appeared on the scene! ? Got a great answer here! The author's interpretation is concise, humorous, and very interesting. It makes the otherwise boring history seem much more vivid. I hope the author writes more, I really like reading it!

The story is vivid, eloquent and picturesque. The disadvantage is that there are too many personal emotions and subjective comments

It can be said to be one of the best history books I have ever read. Be bold in reasoning, have new ideas, have your own new insights, and use maps to speak. But there are some typos in some places. I don't know whether it is the author's clerical error or printing error. For example, when Cao Cao met Dong Zhao, several Dong Cheng appeared in the context...

Bohai Xiaoli, Station B's video is also good, but after all, it is just a family opinion, and there are some things that are not objective.