Three Kingdoms: Kick Lü Bu Aside and Become the Warlord

Welcome to the book review section of "Three Kingdoms: Kicking off Lu Bu and Becoming the Lord". This book takes Gao Shun, a famous general who has traveled through time and became a hidden lord, to become a lord on his own. He struggles in the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms. Although the protagonist has a God's perspective, he is neither godly nor crazy. The main purpose is to be as real as possible in the tone of the novel. The number of words in the book is not enough at present. When some readers like to fatten up before reading, I can't urge them. But for an online article, data can determine life or death, so I can only ask for data, including but not limited to reminders, paragraph reviews, book reviews, and rewards. Of course, there are also complaints. You can talk about the character of the protagonist and the details in the article. As a fan of the Three Kingdoms, we have to talk about the heroes in this period of history. Liu, Guan, and Zhang will all play a big role later. You can also mention your favorite Three Kingdoms characters, how they look in your mind, or how you want me to write about them. If I can arrange it, I will try my best to satisfy you. 😎😁

It's a good read. I read dozens of chapters in one go. It's all enjoyable, but it's not mindless. There's no system or excessive golden finger bonus. The protagonist, Gao Shun, relies on his own ability to solve problems. In some places, it seems too easy. For example, fighting Chang Xi, a battle is solved easily. It seems like a game. But if you think about it, how difficult can it be for a famous general to lead an elite to fight an unsuspecting bandit? Five-star praise. [Proud]

It's a good Three Kingdoms novel. It's enjoyable and has a good story. It's not the kind of mindless cool story that starts with a mindless collection of collections and generals. Although more people read this kind of article, I don't like it. Give five stars to support the author!

The writing is really great'

The ideas are clear, the story frame structure is reasonably designed, and each character image is as rich and three-dimensional as possible, but I don't like the plot of collecting women!

It's super interesting. Gao Shun is the leader of the trapped camp. There are very few novels with Gao Shun as the protagonist. It's worth reading. Don't miss it if you like to stay in camp

The ambition to be trapped will lead to death but not life! I am tall and smooth, and I would rather die than surrender! There are really very few novels written with Gao Shun as the protagonist. Just because Gao Shun was the leader of the trapped camp, and Gao Shun was tough-minded and would rather die than surrender without saying a word, Gao Shun was the most underestimated military commander. Already heard Chapter 330 I think the trapped camp should be expanded and strengthened. The territory is already so large, but there are still more than 700 trapped camps, which is a bit unjustifiable. Not to mention too many, if we double the number to 1,500, everyone will be at least as strong as a ten-captain. Gao Shun relies on the trapped camp, which should be highlighted and rewritten. At every critical moment of life and death, the trapped camp should play the role of a needle to stabilize the sea (west Quyang has been rewritten, but it is still not prominent enough) Come on, keep writing Gao Shun's style Urgent update, urgent update

A good-looking novel about the Three Kingdoms worth reading

A good book about the Three Kingdoms story.

The storyline is novel. It is less attractive than many Three Kingdoms themes. Come on, the author