Rebirth at the End of Han Dynasty: My List of Ministers Shocks the Past and Present

Full marks, because the time point was chosen well and the most heroic was selected. The name of the Han Dynasty is still there. When Yuan Shen, Cao Cao, and Liu Bei were still Han ministers, the weight of history and heroism burst out. The author begs you, they are willing to do anything to add more [Adoration]

The perspective is quite unique [eating melon]. It is not the Three Kingdoms Conquest in the impression. Cao, Liu, Sun and Yuan gathered together to fight for the ideal of supporting the Han Dynasty. When will Zhuge come out? So far it's okay, I'll review it later

This novel is the best one I have ever read. Unlike other novels about the Three Kingdoms, which are either bad or bad, this novel writes the characters very well. It has been given a five-star rating. Come on, author.

When the Young Emperor Holds the Sword: How to Recast the Soul of the Emperor of the Three Kingdoms Liu Bian was a fleeting wave in the long river of history. The deposed emperor who was killed by Dong Zhuo only left a panicked figure in the annals of history. But in this book, what we see is the young emperor holding the Red Sky Sword in his hand. Under the bloody setting sun of Luoyang City, he used the edge of the sword to split the twilight atmosphere that enveloped the great man. He used imperial power and pure blood to reshape the mountains and rivers in the troubled times where all heroes came together. The novel begins with a thrilling palace coup that subverts historical facts: the eighteen-year-old young emperor is not a cowardly young man huddled in Yong'an Palace waiting for poisonous wine, but a lone brave man wearing armor and standing in front of Chongde Hall. Facing the cold light of the Xiliang cavalry, Liu Bian used the blood of Grand Master Dong to draw a map of the territory of the Han Dynasty on the jade steps. This highly ritualistic scene instantly pushed the historical narrative to a fork in the road. Reading this, my blood is boiling! In the troubled times of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the sun was covered by war, and Sun Jian was trapped in a tight siege. There were only two thousand warriors, but he was like two thousand tigers. He fought fiercely with hundreds of people, and his shirt was soaked in blood. He still defended the city with his iron will and held on to the crisis! At the critical moment, Liu Bei and his two generals, Guan and Zhang, led more than a thousand elites to descend like thunder from the sky. They marched in the direction of the enemy and trampled the enemy's guts with their horse hooves. Cao Cao also rushed with his troops. Even if he was scarred and his robes were stained with blood, he still had to tear a bloody path for his allies! The three camps have no discord and fight for their lives. This kind of life-and-death passion has ignited history and has made the Three Kingdoms turbulent to this day! Shao drank strong drinks with the three overlords. At this moment, the southeast wind blows not only the east wind that prospers the Han Dynasty, but also the declaration of a new era when the four wine bowls collide. This green plum wine brewing that spans time and space has been tempered by time to become more glorious than before. The most moving thing about this work is not that historical figures are forced into the template of wise kings and virtuous ministers, but that each hero voluntarily becomes a pillar of the new order while maintaining his true character. Under this rekindled sky of the late Han Dynasty, everyone is their own protagonist.

It's a rare masterpiece. Keep writing it for about 150 chapters. Keep your style and it will definitely become popular. As I said, this kind of penmanship really deserves to be favored.

What kind of supercar does a tomato want? A motorcycle is enough! Good looking, recommended. The content is rich and the rhythm is well-proportioned. It can be said to be a masterpiece.

It's not easy for Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Jian to appear at the same time in the Three Kingdoms at the end of the Han Dynasty. Huangfu Song is not mentioned in many novels. Huangfu Song is the best fighter at the end of the Han Dynasty. It's very interesting. The military sentiment is very touching. The characterization is great. Also, give the red rabbit to Lu Bu. He keeps talking about falling off his horse. I don't think Guan Yu has a chance with this foreshadowing. Overall, good reviews

It looks quite comfortable. The plot and war are well written, with occasional minor flaws, but the overall quality is pretty good. Another point is that many novels are bad in the emotional line, but I feel that the male protagonist in this book has a harem without greasiness. Let's check it out again. Keep up the good work, author.

It's good to watch. The author didn't push Liu Bei, Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Jian to become brothers. It's cool and passionate.

It is a good book without a system. Compared with the official history of the Three Kingdoms, it is a mixture of romance and other things. It has a touch of power and is not a stallion. The normal development of science and technology is not contrary to nature. As an emperor, he gathers all the generals in the world. Sometimes he is a bit of a knife. It is not evil to Liu Bei, but a bit evil to Zhang Fei and Cao Cao. Zhang Fei does bad things with good intentions every day to trick Cao Cao. Cao Cao is still the early Cao Cao who had Han Dynasty in mind. He got into trouble every day and took the blame. He is the protagonist who only maintains the favor of the emperor. Holding a high position, this book sets up Sun (Sun Jian), Liu Cao and others as the descendants of the three heroes of the late Han Dynasty. Cao Cao was equal at first, but later took the blame for troubles and was never as good as the other two. Even the servants said, "I know you are Cao Cao. If you don't know, I will let you in."

This kind of theme is really rare. I have seen many heroes of the Three Kingdoms competing for hegemony, and it is the first time I have seen the loyal ministers and good generals of the Han Dynasty.

I have really read so much of the Three Kingdoms, and what I wanted to say in the last paragraph made me shed tears and moved others. Writing about the Three Kingdoms really hurt others too much. I believe it, and I don't like them either. But the novel I read tonight was really exciting and made me cry. The author's writing is very good, better than most novels. I hope to continue to read more and keep working hard. Come on, work hard, you must write it well, don't leave it unfinished, don't ask someone else to write for you, if you don't want to write, you can rest for a few days before writing, and you must make the content richer, better, and more realistic, because I read too many system novels, and I'm tired. This one is quite good, not bad, and it suits my taste. Thank you, come on, the author supports you.

Reading your works is like stepping into a dream of words. You weave exciting stories one after another with your wonderful writing skills. Precision and grace coexist in the choice of words and sentences. The vivid and vivid details make the scenes and characters vivid on the page, and the majestic chapter structure makes the plot flow as naturally as flowing clouds. The clever laying of every foreshadowing and the passionate presentation of every climax demonstrate your excellent narrative skills. Following your words, I sometimes immerse myself in the delicate emotional world and sigh for the joys and sorrows of the characters; sometimes I find myself in the maze of ups and downs of the plot, and my heartstrings are tightly gripped by suspense. Your story is a delicate and beautiful flower in the literary garden, exuding fascinating charm, making people unforgettable and intoxicated after reading it.

Well written, in-depth, different from Internet cool articles, written in combination with history and human nature Different big men, a big man like the young emperor Liu Bian, a big man whose evil in human nature was not released, and a big man who was saved.

I have read more than 180 chapters so far, and it is very good. The plot is light, funny, and relaxed. Cao, Liu, and Sun became friends and discovered the hidden generals in advance. I feel really comfortable trusting Xun Yu and Cao Cao. I have read more than 440 chapters. Except for the part about the Qiang people and the disaster relief part, which I personally feel is a little flawed, the other parts are great. I haven't read them for a long time and forgot about the first part. I re-read them today, but the author is a little slow in updating.

Author-chan who can do it, come on, follow this trend and specify 9.3 Or above It's a bit like driving high and driving low.

It's rare to be able to write such a good Three Kingdoms novel without any system.

This is also the first time I have seen the epic linkage plot of the three major forces. There are almost no novels in this category in this high-level category. I look forward to the author's response. The following is my short composition: This should be the best among the Three Kingdoms series. From the perspective of characterization, the characters are all full-bodied and very consistent with their respective personalities (main characters). Whether it is the epic linkage of the three founders of Shu, Wei and Wu working together to support the Han Dynasty, or Yuan Shao's annihilation of relatives for the sake of everyone's righteousness, or the three-front battle of the three commanders Liu, Cao, and Sun (the brotherhood of the three is also handled very well by the author), or the green plums and wine cooked by several people before the expedition,,, In terms of character design, except for the male protagonist in Chapter 207, I feel that the character design has collapsed, as if the author wanted the male protagonist to reuse the Liu clan, but did not expect a good twist. What is very strange is that the hero, a time traveler, was doing a good job, but suddenly the princess Yi Laoshizi (Aunt Liu Bian) came out and said: "It's hard for you to support yourself for so long. Don't think too badly of the Liu family, you should rely on them." I was speechless [what] [what]. 207. Chapter 208 is too poisonous, otherwise, this might have reached the level of 9.4.

The Wei, Shu, and Wu groups helped the Han people from all directions, and it was rare that they did not step on the statues of the Three Kingdoms. The closer you go to the back, the better they look (currently I have read Chapter 320: Yuan Yuan is heard all over the world, and I am a head shorter) [laughing] How did the protagonist recognize Zhou Yu as Pang Tong? Have you already begun to question Zhou Yu's appearance? ? ?

It's been years since I've read a novel that made me cry. The author's writing style is really good, better than most novel authors. The only drawback is that it only has 500,000 words, so I have to wait for updates. I hope the author will update it soon if the quality is good. It's really, really good-looking!

It is a very interesting book, with a rare theme of the Han Dynasty in the Three Kingdoms, and the writing is also good. The only thing I lost is the monologue. In my opinion, some of the words in the monologue are too false and empty, always holding high the banner. It's not that this is bad, but some things are too small and there is no need to talk about it at such a high level, which makes people tired after watching too much. Moreover, I feel that the monologue is too subjective, and it feels like I am using a banner to put my own thoughts into your head.

Tomato is a den of poison, especially the Three Kingdoms theme. It is rare to read it all the time. This book is okay. I didn't find any serious poison. I recommend it. The rest is so-so, too ideal, and the author, why don't you do pure love? It would be great for the emperor to do pure love [smile]

Isn't it a clear book among the Three Kingdoms? Apart from the mythical version of the Three Kingdoms, it is a good book that can be read calmly.

It's really a great book, not brainless or stupid,

This book is a good fictional history book. The plot is compact and not procrastinating, it is lighthearted and funny when it should be, passionate when it should be passionate, and sensational when it should be sensational! This book has an online IQ, there is no powerful cheat, and the protagonist does not blindly start a harem.

Let me see a different Han Dynasty, a Han Dynasty ruled by Liu Bian, a prosperous Han Dynasty

I really like the author's description of the three families of Cao, Liu and Sun. The sense of group portrait is very strong.

This is really the most beautiful fanfic of the late Eastern Han Dynasty that I have ever seen, full of love, justice, and flesh and blood!

This is a particularly good-looking book among Tomato's Three Kingdoms novels. The angle is novel and the pace is tight. Overall, it is very comfortable to read. There are no obvious bad points. In my opinion, 9.4 Is definitely achievable. The basic skills and large framework are great [blowing kiss]

The writing is so good, it's not enough to watch. It's a masterpiece in the Three Kingdoms series [crying]