Three Kingdoms: I, the True Emperor Uncle, the Great Man of Sanxing

Recommended, recommended, highly recommended! ! ! Excellent work, with sophisticated dialogue and solid writing. I have a relatively deep understanding of the magnificent history of the Three Kingdoms. There are many characters and historical nodes that have to be investigated for cause and effect. It is amazing. He is courageous, cautious, has a trough in his chest, and acts with fear and arrogance. He is the backbone of the Han nation! Emphasis on the people and the establishment of scholars has a deep foundation! The marching formation is arranged with correctness and surprise, and the battle information is detailed. The road to the emperor is coming! ! ! The analysis of various key figures and historical milestones is incisive and in-depth, and the arrangement of logistics, management, land use and interpersonal relationships is arranged in an orderly manner. It is something that few people can do to correctly match the various personal data set by the author. There are too many personal data set by historical texts that can only be seen in half and are extremely inconsistent with the name! Come on, write at your own pace, and according to the current writing layout, it will definitely be a high-quality historical article! ! !

I enjoyed reading it, the writing is very good, but I saw that now we don't talk about the harem, there are no concubines. If we come to the Three Kingdoms without a harem, wouldn't it be in vain [laughs awkwardly]

Shennong: Non-toxic, safe to eat, eat boldly! The fine bran I ate at Tomato is the best historical time travel article I have ever read. The writing is solid and I know a lot about the history of the Three Kingdoms. It mainly focuses on the core issues in the history of the Three Kingdoms, the struggle between the royal power and the aristocratic families. It is logically rigorous and does not have the feeling of writing the "villains" and "opponents" as fools. The protagonist is not the kind who is passionate and stupid after coming to the Three Kingdoms. Instead, he has a historical trend, but is groping for the way forward due to the butterfly effect. Highly recommended. The small details of the characters are also perfect. They are not the kind of awkward people who shout about their feelings about home and country. I like Yang Yinghu's little plot the most, and the hints at the back. I cried when I saw it. The only drawback: I discovered this article too early and couldn't read enough.

There may be some discrepancies in some things, but his rigor is higher than that of most Three Kingdoms novels. Emperor Ling may have been a mediocre emperor, but as the great-great-grandson of Emperor Zhang of the Han Dynasty, he was definitely not a qualified emperor who had ascended to the throne and held great power. What surprised me most about this novel was that Emperor Ling was written very vividly, and his actions and actions conformed to an underlying logic. The specific plot should not be spoiled. But we can talk about Emperor Ling's political methods. During his reign, Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty showed good political skills and reform spirit. He once broke the pattern of his relatives controlling the government and selected officials through examinations, trying to break the family's monopoly on talents and laying the foundation for the imperial examination system in later generations. And using eunuchs to balance was Bu Gaoming's strategy. The terror of the thousand-year-old family was probably the fundamental reason for the extinction of the Han Dynasty. Personally, I have always thought that Emperor Ling and Emperor Yang of Sui were both emperors with mixed reviews, but the author of this Three Kingdoms novel painted a very vivid image of Emperor Ling with superb writing style. Is he a foolish and incompetent emperor or a young boy who slays dragons and eventually becomes an evil dragon king? Nice! Reward it with five stars. The follow-up plot is also a fine Three Kingdoms novel!

The Three Kingdoms novels from this perspective are rare, and the character creation is quite good (some characters were also perfectly aged for the best reasons, but the creation was quite successful). There are no problems with the plot. The protagonist has what a protagonist should be (force is for self-preservation rather than letting others down). The protagonist goes into battle, and what the protagonist has to do is very good. He listens to opinions and summarizes them, and also uses historical figures to collect and train them in advance). The prerequisites and reasons for multiple female protagonists are also written down. The battlefield plot in the middle is quite good. To be honest, I got excited when I watched it. He did not become blind because of the knowledge of future generations, but chose to develop step by step. It really gives me a feeling of being a hero. But the shortcoming is that the description of the protagonist's momentum is not quite right, and even a bit verbose. You can try to change this problem, such as adding some psychological descriptions after the dialogue with the protagonist to highlight this momentum. Although this writing is actually quite reasonable, after all, ancient officials and people probably had similar feelings when meeting the emperor.

Different description. Hot blooded legend. Especially for Liu Hong's life. It can be described as pathetic. The kind of helpless sadness. Great book! Looking forward to updating soon. [Like][Like][Like]

I have read so many stories about the Three Kingdoms, and this one is so well written that it makes people excited. In the past, all the stories I read were filled with beauties, some of which existed in history, and some of which were even made up by the author!

I heard that it is an old author from next door and he writes very well. There is a system, but the role is not big. It mainly adds some personal combat power. The analysis of the events at that time is quite convincing, and I have my own understanding.

Liu Hong: This version of Liu Hong is really excellent (don't bring it into other versions). The image and details are not as flashy as other versions, and he is wise and resourceful. The same goes for Sai Shuo (one of the ten permanent attendants) inside. Liu Hong was willing to give the throne to the protagonist rather than give it to a foreign surname. He packed up the obstacles that hindered the protagonist's accession to the throne and waited for the protagonist to clear it up. It is very good to show that the Emperor of Han was a political creature. I give it 9.8 Points. Protagonist: The protagonist is wise and resourceful. Although he has a system, he is not foolhardy (no points army is summoned). He is not merciless to the enemy. Although he has a harem, it is not actually like other stallion stories (the harem is currently used for marriage, there are no pitfalls). 9.8 Points. Other supporting characters: In a word, those with IQ are online, even if they are not online, they will work hard. 9.3 Points. The category of Three Kingdoms Clan Fu Han is highly recommended.

Very good, breaking away from the old routine, come on, the Han army will be victorious, and the Han Dynasty will last forever!

It's good to read, and it has written a different Liu Hong. Some people say that Liu Hong is a faint king, and some say that he was a wise king in the early stage, but he could not sing alone, so he gave up in the later period and became a faint king. But in any case, according to the history books, Liu Hongjue was indeed a capable king. If he had top-notch ministers and generals to assist him, maybe the Han Dynasty would really prosper.

Tomato is the most awesome Three Kingdoms novel I have ever read, and it is quite explosive among all Three Kingdoms novels. The only thing that is not good is that the protagonist's army does not have a big gap compared to other princes. It is said that if the protagonist takes the military elite route, he must consider logistical support issues. The other princes should have collapsed internally long ago and simply cannot afford this level of expenditure. Apart from this, there are no other problems. As for system cheats, I feel that there is no problem. At least one thing is great. The protagonist, as a monarch, does not go into battle to kill the enemy like many novels. This is the right way to write it. The protagonist is already at this level, and there is no need or need for such military achievements to increase his prestige. I hope the author will write better and better in the future, come on.

Great book! The author's knowledge reserve is very strong, including the background of the times, political disputes, military affairs, technology, etc., And the characters, dialogue styles, the logic of the occurrence and development of characters and events, etc. Are also very smooth online. Highly recommended! The overall control is very close to reality, and the details are full and meticulously filled in the big frame. Unlike other historical time-travel novels, it has a bit of a flavor of professional historical novel writers such as Yue Erhe and Sun Haohui. A blind guess would suggest that the author is actually a person who has a good balance between the overall situation and the details of his work. If I have to find a flaw, it's that the battle process is too "exhilarating" and the blood-soaked feeling is less when reading it, haha The military combat part is indeed written quite regrettably. A basic logic is that there are no battle losses in every battle, and every soldier is invincible in front of the opponent. In this case, what is the reward for military merit? Even if the number of enemies killed on the battlefield is enough for every captain, right? Without reward for military merit, what do ordinary soldiers do? Give some land?

It is a rare book about the Three Kingdoms that does not pick up girls or pick up girls, nor does it look at historical figures through colored glasses. The characterization is rigorous, the three views are correct, and the bloody nature of the Han people is depicted! I may not be able to make the choices and decisions of the people in the article, but that doesn't stop me from truly admiring those who protect their homeland and country. Five stars, if there are ten stars, I will give it ten.

Come on, author, it will get better. The writing is really good, but the current rating is still low. The author's writing style and knowledge reserve should be at the forefront among Tomato authors, right? Especially in the Three Kingdoms novels, but I think Yan Liang, Wen Chou can still be fought for, Zhang He should also appear, and then Lu Su can also receive it, and Zhou Yu is too young to prepare, and the rest I feel are almost the same. After all, those in the late Han Dynasty, including Lu Su and Zhuge Liang, can stabilize the foundation of a country and group, and the protagonists can receive it. This is Liu Hong, this is the Guan Yu I know. The author really brought them to life. News recommendation. Take a look. I think many people like to read the comment section, but this book really matches his rating.

The gold in the Tomato book, I highly recommend reading it. I feel like some great god has come down to earth to practice his skills. I caught up to the latest chapter in one breath and still have endless interest. Read it early and enjoy it. It is a surprise for reading in the New Year.

Color! Good luck! This is the novel with the largest political, military and cultural structure and the most profound layout that I have ever read in the history of the Three Kingdoms. It makes my thoughts and blood boil. War is not just a war, but a cultural thought, a frontal battlefield, various hidden battlefields, fights on the macro battlefield that can be seen, and secret spies fighting with swords and swords. There is no one, and the Han Dynasty is prosperous! The majestic Han and the barbarians from all over the world will kill anyone who dares to fight as a soldier! Come on, author! The author must keep updated! Finally, I wish the author and all readers a Happy New Year! It's all going well!

This is the real Emperor of the Han Dynasty, and the other side of Liu Hong is written out. The real emperor's thoughts changed with the situation at that time, and he must be five-star.

A very rare book of Three Kingdoms. I beg the author to change his name! ! ! I passed by it several times, and when I looked at the title of the book, I always thought it was a replacement for Liu Bei. Actually not at all. The characterization is amazing. It can be said that until the end of the conquest of Yuan Shao (about three-quarters of the book), it can be said that it is an absolute god. The group portraits are written with flesh and blood, especially Liu Hong's portrayal. Absolutely amazing. But in the last small part, I personally felt it was a little bit out of place. It's not that the author's writing is not good, it's just that the world view feels too grand, a bit. . . . The feeling of being powerless. The ending is a little rushed, but I personally think it could be optimized. For example, the origin of the system, the identity of the protagonist, and the missing half of the mirror. But no matter what, it's all flaws. It can be said that it is the well-deserved leader among all the Three Kingdoms novels I have read. It can be said that it completely abandoned the ideas inherent in other Three Kingdoms literature. Set a unique precedent.

Gift to pen-writing scholar Rebellious minister My Xian Shaohui gives high marks to small books, and this book is one of them. The characters are well drawn, with distinct characteristics and individual personalities. His writing style is soaring, lifelike, and powerful. With just a few figures, he can understand the prehistoric battlefield and see through the dazzling Milky Way! The person who can read the profound and vast meaning has infinite meaning. The person who wrote the book has extraordinary writing style, shocking the world and the earth, weeping ghosts and gods, singing like weeping, sad like singing, playing flute like mourning. What a great writer! How good! In other words, it is a great good thing!

After reading it for so long, it's time to write a book review. I can only say that it is undoubtedly a masterpiece of the Three Kingdoms. This book does not follow the trend and start directly from the beginning of the princes. Instead, the protagonist, with his high status as the son of the clan king, narrates from the eve of the disintegration of the Han Dynasty. In this way, we not only experience the overt and covert fighting in the court, but also the heroic spirit of fighting to determine the cause, and also have a macro feeling about the country's development layout and strategic layout. Even with such a wide span of writing, the characters are still vivid and vivid, especially the early portrayal of Liu Hong, as well as the joys, sorrows and joys of the positive and negative characters are vividly depicted with concise brushwork. Although dozens of people in the Three Kingdoms have been told, it never feels too complicated. At the same time, this is a book that is difficult for me to point out a shortcoming, but I still have concerns. The current rhythm of the writing is basically intertwined with farming and small-scale wars, and it is considered an invincible novel. However, it also makes people feel that rebels and foreigners are just that, and it is difficult to imagine another climax like the passing of Liu Mu. Of course, the author only needs to conceive of the plot, and the reader has a lot to think about [laughs crookedly]. Until now, this is a very good book, and it is the most beautiful Three Kingdoms novel I have ever read. That's all, the author, keep up the good work!

It is a novel by Sanguo Shangcheng. There is no hero who has the most powerful force and charges into battle, nor is there any summoning style. It is all about large army battles, and there are very few battles between generals. It is not about personal heroism. I think it is very good!

I was amazed when I read Chapter 27. This should be the most sophisticated work among all Tomato's works about the Han Dynasty, and the author has the most profound cultural literacy. It combines romance and official history to create a very wonderful historical text. The character of the protagonist is very interesting. He is both a clan member of the Han Dynasty and a powerful prince. The current emperor is also a wise king who will die soon. The emperor and his ministers are compatible and work together to achieve great things. After all, this is the Liu family's world. This book reflects the author's cultural literacy everywhere, including the Yellow Turban Rebellion and Lu Zhi's promotion and demotion. In other works, you can't see explanations and reasonable logic at all. The author is very familiar with that period of history and has his own reasonable explanation, so this work seems to be a real history. Although there are occasionally romance parts in the plot that may make you a bit confused, the author combines it very well, so that you will not find anything unjustifiable. From the current point of view, this is Tomato's only Chinese history article. He did not follow the old-fashioned way of upgrading a good-for-nothing, or the way of the Northern Expedition from a humble family. He was a man of scheming and orthodoxy, of Liu family lineage, a glorious man, a magnificent poem that revitalized the world. The formulas of this book are fresh, and combined with the author's writing style, it is like a delicious meal, whetting one's appetite. I think no one should miss such a work. It is fascinating and unforgettable. It is really a rare masterpiece. Five stars, more comments will be given after reading. See Chapter 129. It is still a high-level creation. When many authors write about the Three Kingdoms, they will only write based on historical facts or interpretations. It is because of the rising wings of butterflies that they cannot predict the future, but the authors are very powerful. The plot he wrote was like real history, which amazed me. This book does not follow historical facts or interpretations to write that after the protagonist, the butterfly, flaps his wings and blows up the giant mountain, every plot is completely different. This makes the plot of this book very attractive, and you have no idea what will happen next. This is the most charming part of this book. The author relied on his own talent to construct a prosperous man who was reborn from the ashes.

Literary talent and good writing style, a dark horse in historical literature The only man died by force! ! !

This is the best Three Kingdoms I have ever read, highly recommended. Not to be missed by fans of the Three Kingdoms!

The plot is compact, not procrastinating, and the words are incisive. The author has strong writing skills. It is a rare good article about the Three Kingdoms system (the system does not feel that it has a high sense of existence, maybe it is covered by the characters created by the author).

The writing is brilliant, the words are witty, the content of the novel is very high, and the plot is also quite exciting. But the only flaw is that the progress is slow and there are too many twists and turns. If it is an unsystematic article, what you do is all step by step and correct. But you are a systematic person, too much content does not seem that important, and this system does not seem to be of much use. But still five stars In fact, this book has ended after Liu Hong died and the protagonist came to the throne. In other words, the rest of the book is basically a war story. Compared with the stereotyped Three Kingdoms war stories, the previous plot is the highlight.

The writing is concise and the content is wonderful. It is a different end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. It does not stick to the history of the Three Kingdoms and the eighteen feudal princes in the Romance. The different Ling Emperor Liu Hong has the skills of an emperor and the determination to clean up the nobles like the protagonist. He does not hesitate to help the protagonist's foundation with his brothers and the Zen crown prince. The protagonist gradually grows up and finally ascends the throne to clean up the country!

As a friend said, no sentence in an excellent novel is nonsense. Many people have reviewed this novel, and I have also forwarded it on my homepage. Without further ado, I've seen most of the latest. Pushable To be precise, I watched it for four hours straight, using a different phone. This length of time is not accurate. The protagonist is a little, um, human-machine, but it's okay. If you are listening to the book, you may be able to recognize it. Just a reminder and let it slide [mainly because most of the comments in the comment area are very good, and the whole article is normal]

Wow! Brother, you came to Tomato, and you still wrote the Three Kingdoms that you are best at. This time, you finally revived the Han Dynasty by focusing on the Han clan clan! The writing in this book is okay, but it feels a bit like your previous books were smashed together.