Three Kingdoms: Orion Started, I Was Pushed Back by Diao Chan

It's a very good Three Kingdoms novel, but there's too much nonsense in the back [face-covering]. One or two words contain the protagonist's words or plot, and the rest are all about other people talking about other people's plots. What I want to see are scenes of the protagonist [face-covering]. You take two or three pictures every now and then to write about other people's plots, so you don't feel it when you read it. But overall it's still very interesting. It's among the top Three Kingdoms novels among the Three Kingdoms.

Five stars for encouragement. It's weird to say that I usually read new books until they are recently updated before rating them. This book felt average at first, so I thought I'd give it up and not rate it. Later, I felt it was getting better and better, so I decided not to give it up and read it again... I kept reading the latest chapters one by one, and when I looked at the number of chapters, it was 259 [face covering] Back to the book, it's a multi-female system battle for hegemony, the writing is normal, it's big but it's auxiliary, it's not that direct and violent, and its function is basically to reduce the difficulty of the battle for hegemony to easy. The main drama is more about strategy and hegemony, and other scenes are mostly embellishments. The author has done a lot of historical homework and has his own opinions and writing methods. Of course, the main plus point for me is that it is fun. I like to watch things that go well. I have cheated and everything has not gone well, so isn't my cheating in vain? [You taste carefully] There are always book friends mentioning Queen He below, so I went to read it. It's true, there are more than 800 chapters, and the woman who followed the protagonist for more than 800 chapters committed suicide. He could obviously write a good ending, but he didn't. He felt that he was already good at it, and he was ashamed to write cool novels. The main thing that attracted me to this book at the beginning was that it was cool. Now you are cheating and telling me about regrets that the fate of human beings cannot be controlled by others. It is ridiculous.

(This book review took half an hour to write. When I wrote it for the first time, the backstage was cleared, so the total is one hour. For reference only.) To be honest, the quality of this book can really be said to be the best in the history area, especially in the Three Kingdoms area. Even if it is placed at the starting point, it can still be ranked in Glory. The first highlight of this book is that it depicts the characters very delicately. It is not like other historical texts that turn characters into pieces and depict flat characters. Or, in the early stage, the history may be followed well, but in the later stage, the characters are completely changed and turned into mindless white text (just telling routine stories within a certain historical framework), or the historical framework is locked and timid. The author's portrayal of the characters is very individual, making the characters "round" and flesh-and-blood, while strictly referring to the historical framework so as not to be completely empty. It can be said that a balance zone has been found. "The Three-Body Problem" written by Liu has an explanation for how novelists portray characters: To portray a character, you must let the person live in your heart, be born, grow up, get married, have children, grow old, and die, so that you can portray it with flesh and blood. The author already has a bit of this in mind. It's really amazing to portray so many characters and connect them at the same time. The second two points are the control of the pace of the plot and the tight arrangement of the plot. For example, in the first volume of Chaotian Palace, the author describes the two climaxes in the mountains to suppress the bandits and the defeat of Xianbei in detail, and slows down the pace. It can be said that it is good and a little exciting. At the end after the climax, the author does not close up the benefits gained by the protagonist like some historical articles (a highlight of this book is that it is not too detailed), but it does not affect the perception of the story in a single stroke, but speeds up the pace. This arrangement makes the article more compact and allows readers to intuitively feel the gains of the protagonist. It can be said that I have found a balance between fast and slow, loose and tight, which is quite rare. The third highlight is that it does not increase the weight of the system to a very high level like a popular system article, and it is written as a mindless novel for novices. Instead, it is only used as an auxiliary to promote the development of the plot. This point really pricks me, but its brightness is a bit lower than other points. If it is too excellent, some of its advantages will be ignored, maybe [full] The fourth highlight is some of the author's views and paragraphs, which are really amazing. Here is an excerpt from the original text: "Cao Cao was the most powerful man in the world, and he also saw his eldest son, his beloved general, and his nephew die in front of him. Liu Bei divided the world, but he also had to face the death of his sworn brother in front of him. The Sun family of Jiangdong dominates Jiangdong, and Bi Yaner also has to face the separation of his brother. War is not a child's play, there is not so much romance, it is mostly a matter of life and death. " "Perhaps from the perspective of a bystander, these characters recorded in history books all have right and wrong positions. But when you look at it personally and are in the game, you can describe it in only four words. To each his own! There is no right or wrong. From the perspective of one's own interests, the so-called right and wrong are just a summary of success and failure afterwards. " "War is not a child's play, nor is it a man's romance, but a feast for the superior. It is the process in which the superior steps on the flesh and blood of countless enemies, subordinates, relatives, and friends to reach the position of the Nine-Five Great Lord. " The author was able to write this novel to this extent, which shows that he really put his heart into it, and wrote it like a big boss in Weijie. Summary: There are many other small highlights in this book, such as whether it is good-looking or not. No need to say more. Just read on. You will know the quality at a glance. If you rate it higher, it should be another tomato book. Pay attention to protect it and don't be maliciously reported to be removed from the shelves again. To be honest, I feel like the author is the vest of Qidian or other website bosses, he is so powerful [face covering] Finally, I would like to make a small suggestion. I would like to change the name later. It would be too discouraging. It is a stupid white text at first glance. Change it to something more advanced. It deserves it, just like "Eternal Ember", which is a good example of name change. I hope the author will continue to work hard and reach new heights. Alas, it is a very good book. I am writing a follow-up review after many days. I am filled with emotions. After all, I was amazed by the fragments. The back part was obviously wet, and slowly turned into a brainless and cool piece of writing...

To be honest, I really like this book because its general direction is the best I have ever seen. But the character of the protagonist is too bad. He always gets a lot of girls for no reason. It feels very strange. It is clearly written in a good direction, but it has to be mixed with some messy things. I don't want to complain about anything else, just talk about the two women named He. Why did they write it? It was wrong to do it from the beginning when Duan Yu came up. I was dumbfounded at the time. The author was obviously writing a novel about the heroes of the Three Kingdoms, but he wrote a kind of pornographic novel. Didn't the author really find this plot setting strange? There are so many other recommended books. Don't you feel any strange things after reading them? I gave it five stars this time purely because the author's writing is really good in general, but if he continues to force all kinds of girls into this book, the book will probably be useless. I hope the author can read my review, I really like this book After taking it, he is still the same thing. Are you going to rely on those two women for the rest of your life?

I would like to call this book a rising star in the Three Kingdoms series. It is accurate in terms of plot, character details, and historical knowledge. The author's knowledge reserve and writing skills are really incredible, go ahead! Let more book lovers appreciate this good book!

This book has the clearest logic and historical basis I have ever read in the Three Kingdoms literature. The author's professional knowledge is in place and the writing is naturally not bad. In short, this book is worth reading and I guarantee you will not regret it.

It is objective and rigorous. I have read many historical articles. This is the most rigorous one I have ever read. The author's research on history is very deep, and his description of the characters is also very vivid. In short, this is a good article.

The writing is really good, and generally it doesn't ruin the characters. Because the time is too early (you may not feel it if I put it this way, the timeline of this novel is probably when Zhuge Liang was five or six years old), so the author made up some things that were not written in Three Kingdoms, so there will be some There must be some butterfly effects. There must be a lot of changes in the future. It is not finished yet, but I guess many allusions will not be reproduced, but it does not affect this. This is a good book, it is really beautiful. By the way, fans of the Kingdom of Shu should not enter, the protagonist is the mortal enemy of Liu Guan and Zhang

The writing is really good, with less urine spots. There are too many novels in the Three Kingdoms version, but this one is definitely above nine points, and it deserves it. It is still written slowly, as long as good novels are written slowly. I have been reading it for two days, and I am almost finished. I feel a little uncomfortable. I hope it will not be unfinished in the future. It's a bit uncomfortable. After waiting for more than a month, after reading it again, I feel that the writing is out of touch with the previous one. I feel that it is inconsistent with his previous central idea. It is more uncomfortable to read. Five stars are too early.

It's really good. It seems like a mindless article, but it's actually just a way to attract readers. What is wrapped in the brainless skin is the author's reinterpretation and understanding of the behavior of the characters in the Three Kingdoms period. For example, the Yellow Turban Rebellion was not Zhang Jiao's rebellion, but a method used by the nobles to eradicate the ten permanent servants. It can be said that it is not bad to interpret history from a new perspective. This is not to say that this book is worth 5 stars, but for readers who like and understand the history of the Three Kingdoms, it is better than many books. Worth recommending

There are some minor flaws in the plot but they are not major problems. Emotional guidance is very good, I have to study hard The author had fun later. The soldiers under Luoyang City looked down upon the prefect. I know the author wants to make fun of it. But it suddenly happened.

Yes, it would be better if it were updated sooner. The protagonist is also well portrayed. It is not only a refreshing novel, but also a certain restoration of history. It is much more vivid than the blunt sentences in history textbooks! It's worth watching. As for who Diao Chan marries, does it matter?

The protagonist travels through time and has a golden finger. The opening of Diao Chan is very novel. After a few chapters, he starts to act recklessly. The Wang family sets up a trap for him to suppress bandits, and the protagonist becomes reckless. The classic wry smile king, after the Yellow Turban Rebellion, he became the Taoist Master of Taiping but had no obvious increase in strength. He made the queen pregnant and asked people to stay in the palace, ready for the nine tribes to have fun at any time. Later, he took the lead in the rebellion. People asked him if he wanted to change the dynasty. The protagonist didn't know, didn't think about it, and was indecisive. Then, in order to make the younger son the emperor, the wife poisoned the eldest son and committed suicide in front of the male protagonist~

The content is good-looking, not exaggerated, and very consistent with the current situation at that time. The protagonist is systematic but not exaggerated. If you savor it carefully, it is still a good book about the Three Kingdoms. I hope the author will update more and maintain the quality!

It is well written among late Han fandoms. The plug-in is very suitable for the late Han Dynasty environment. It is closer to reality than those violent soldiers and the like. Of course, it is just a little. After all, the upper limit of this thing is who knows. It is still a system. So far, there is no big problem. I just don't know if those very famous women will accept it, for example: Zou (this one can be arranged to have a beard cut off, the protagonist wore it very early, so I won't accept it), Empress He (I am personally very interested in this, the buff is not too much [laughing]), etc. Of course, it is not just this, I don't know much, so these two came to mind at once Not to mention Diao Chan, Cai Zhaoji, and Xiao Qiao, they are basically standard equipment for time travellers. It's a pity that Cai Yan is gone. As someone who likes to collect high-end cards, it's a pity.

It's very good. It writes about different Three Kingdoms from different angles. The characters are also very well drawn. It must be full marks.

The characters are plump, the plot is tight, and there are no surprises. I like the plot very much. It is a good description of the period before the Three Kingdoms. I look forward to the content of the Three Kingdoms. I will regret not watching the series. If it can be played stably, it will be unreasonable if it is not popular.

I don't know why many people give it low marks, saying that Diao Chan is poisonous, but I think it's quite enjoyable to write? As for the system, to be honest, this only stacks combat power in the early stage, and is of no use in the later stage. Moreover, the system only stacks personal abilities. It is already much better than most of the ones that give you ak47, right? As for armor, bamboo armor was not banned, but heavy armor and iron armor were banned. Moreover, it was also the time of the decadent and declining dynasty, and the controls on these were no longer strict. Overall, I originally read it as a fun article, but the writing in the later stage is really good. The early stage is generally 8.0, And the later stage is definitely 9.0 Or higher! Ps: The author's historical skills are very good. He can rewrite it based on real geography and historical facts, and there is no such thing as Liu Guan and Zhang Zhuge Liang's lack of brains.

Really great! The author's writing is first-rate and his ideas are clear

This book is a fascinating novel on the theme of the Three Kingdoms. The author recreates that era of competing heroes with superb writing skills. The author's grasp of historical details is impressive. Whether it is the flash of swords on the battlefield or the machinations in the palace, they are all vividly depicted.

This work has attracted many readers with its unique perspective and novel setting. It is not just a simple time-travel novel, but a clever combination of system flow and historical background, allowing readers to enjoy the novel experience brought by time-travel while also deeply feeling the changes in the late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period. Duan Yu's growth process is full of challenges and opportunities. His ability improvement and entry awakening add a lot of suspense and interest to the story. Through the reinterpretation of history, the author allows readers to see a unique world of the Three Kingdoms. Overall, this novel is distinguished by its compact plot, rich imagination and novel interpretation of history. The disadvantage is that the pace is too slow, and the easy solution is to add more updates.

To sum up, this book is not bad, but the foreshadowing is too long. There are some things that are not necessary to write down, but adding them in makes them seem a bit boring. Many tedious things can be skipped in one go. To sum up, this book is not bad and worth reading.

It's good to watch but it only recommends women. It's a bit slow. Well, maybe it's not particularly slow. I haven't written all the content of the show. I would like the author to start a group.

Not to brag, it is indeed a good book. The author's writing style is quite good and he knows a lot of historical allusions.

The vivid portrayal of the characters makes my blood boil. I really wish I could watch it when I sit on the throne.

It's broad, the structure is clear, and the characters are vivid. I personally recommend it.

Okay, okay, it's so beautiful. I can't watch it alone. Let's watch it together. You're welcome.

One of the best Three Kingdoms themes out there. The author updates it quickly. I highly recommend it! ! !

I cried to death. This was the first ancient novel I read. I had read all the novels about e-sports, evolution, disaster, survival, science fiction, immortality, apocalypse, sexual transformation, wealthy ladies, local tyrants, etc., But it was boring. So I started reading novels with alternative elements. This one is really amazing! Chapter 69 is the best written! Rem

When I saw the latest chapter 221, it had a lot of shortcomings, but it was surprisingly good. ①The characters are too realistic and completely inconsistent with my impression of the little raccoon cards and the characters in movies and TV series. ②The pace is too slow, and it feels like the author's outline is huge, but the timeline is too huge to retain readers. ③The protagonist's golden finger is not as powerful as described. ④ Horses are magical and their endurance far exceeds reality, but this fact can be ignored because the Three Kingdoms is the background. ⑤ At the beginning, I thought it was sweet love, then I thought it was about fighting for hegemony, and then I thought it was an official career. It wasn't until the latest chapter that I felt that the author's timeline was stretched too long. All in all, the 9.0 Rating so far is absolutely fine. There is nothing poisonous that can cause death.