A'Dou on His Second Run: Reciting the Memorial on the Northern Campaign to Liu Bei from the Start

Regarding Zhuge Liang, it is the most perfect novel in the hearts of fans. There was no movable type printing, no newspapers, no gunpowder, no hot air balloons, no hybrid rice, sweet potatoes and corn, no penicillin, no imperial examination system, no universities, no military academies, no gods. Only the peak ingenuity of the Three Kingdoms era makes fans of the Three Kingdoms feel complete. If there is a rebirth, this is the Shu Han in my heart. Zhuge Liang should be like this in hindsight, high-spirited and in control of the overall situation, strategizing from the atmosphere, winning thousands of miles, and ending troubled times. No matter how good the system is, it must adapt to the current productivity. Some novels are not very down-to-earth.

I'm an old reader of Pineapple. Most of Pineapple's articles are of high quality online, and the theme of "Rebirth Voice Stream" is relatively old. However, Liu Chan realized that Liu Bei can hear the voice of his heart. There should be no cliché plot of "Rebirth Voice Stream". It should still be about making up for regrets, although the protagonist is Liu Chan Hao Zhu. Ge Liang, but I feel that the focus of the portrayal will still be the small group portraits of the Liu Bei Group. I hope Pineapple can write something new. After all, the three core points of Liu Chan/Zhuge Liang's rebirth (time travel), familiarity with the historical trend + voice flow + making up for historical regrets are relatively old things.

Come on, author, it's from Liu Feng. If you feel too tired to follow the update, you can read the author's previous book on the Three Kingdoms theme and experience how the number one succubus in the Three Kingdoms moved the author across two thousand years [smile][smile][smile]

Both of Pineapple's Three Kingdoms novels are quite good. They are not like those fixed routines that focus on technology trees (get potatoes, glass, and high alcohol at the beginning) and go directly from agricultural countries to industrial revolutions. The ideas are relatively novel and have some of the historical nature of the original works. All in all worth a look!

It's a good book. The author has obviously read the Romance of the Three Kingdoms intensively and has a very clear understanding of the relationships between the characters. Many characters who only appear once in the official history are also involved. And he is very good at describing machinations and strategies, the writing is excellent, and there are no obvious bugs or logical loopholes. Maybe the only shortcoming in my opinion is that the war descriptions are a bit weak, and many of them are descriptions of tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of troops (a matter of personal taste, I particularly like those articles that clearly describe military data and rich descriptions of war scenes. This should be limited to the Three Kingdoms era, many tactics cannot be used, and the author does not dabble too much in military data)

I haven't seen such a good book in a long time. It writes about rebirth and past lives, and only uses this as a foreshadowing. The story lines are interlocking, the rhythm is just right, each character has a distinct personality, and finally a new story of the Three Kingdoms is just right.

Must be five stars! The author has a profound literary background, most of the words are coherent, and there are few typos. He basically manages to bring the characters to life, the psychological description is very delicate, and the plot is exciting, especially the part where the Prime Minister and Dabaobei meet! But it makes me so excited [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart] This book is definitely one of the best among the Three Kingdoms novels! Moreover, the author combines historical data research with performing arts, and the logic is self-consistent. There is currently no poisonous point! [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart] In this life, they will be able to revive the Han Dynasty and return the old capital! ! ! [Laughing][laughing][laughing]

I've read Chapter 41. The writing is smooth, but I still need to read more about the structure. At present, there are more cheats on Liu Bei's side. Liu Chan is reborn, Zhuge Liang brings his memory, Xu Shu does not leave, and he looks for Huang Zhong, Wei Yan, and civil servants Li Yan and Jiang Wan in advance. Wenpin and Ganning are also quick to conquer. I don't know what kind of reinforcements will be arranged for Wei and Wu later to balance them.

Although the dialogue between the characters between the authors is not classical Chinese, nor can it be regarded as ancient vernacular, this style is indeed very suitable. It is very suitable for a modern person and is a style of ancient novels in ancient costumes. I have read so many ancient novels, and in many of them the ancient people speak the same way as modern people, which makes me very annoyed. But the author's writing is indeed very good, and the dialogue between the characters is very good (´∀｀*) If Zhang Fei's part was written according to the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, it would really not work. The Romance of the Three Kingdoms is a bit nonsense. But there is no problem if it is written from the perspective of the Three Kingdoms "When the First Lord heard that Cao Cao had died, he abandoned his wife and left. He sent 20 flying generals to resist the rear. He flew across the water and broke the bridge. He raised his spear with angry eyes and said, "I am Zhang Yide, so we can come and fight together to death." "None of the thieves dared to enter, so they were spared." This is the original text of Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms, which is actually similar to what the author wrote. The author really writes well I really hate the kind of thing where the main characters are strengthened and the supporting characters are weakened. It would definitely be fun to be strong on both the main and supporting characters. The author's writing is pretty good, but I think Adou's enhancement is too powerful? He should be the kind of person who has a good heart, but is quite naive and slow to react. The most he can do is provide Liu Bei with information about what will happen in the future, and it feels like his thinking cannot be that clear. But after opening the main story, it's all about Zhuge Liang. In fact, we don't know who Liu Chan is. At most, he personally managed the government after Jiang Wan died. However, there is a section in Zizhi Tongjian that is more interesting. It is probably about Liu Chan arriving at Cao Wei's side, and he discovered that this person was so talented, so Liu Chan was not a completely brainless person. He was intelligent, at least not like Sima Zhong. Although Sima Zhong could run and jump, he was indeed a fool. But when Sima Dezong arrived, he couldn't even run or jump. That guy was a pure vegetable. Liu Chan moved his family east to Luoyang, which was in a hurry and in a hurry, and the ministers of Chan were unable to do it. However, the secretary ordered Que Zheng and the palace superintendent Runan Zhang Tongshe's wife to follow Chan alone. This paragraph proves that Liu Chan can clearly distinguish between good and bad people in his heart, but when the time comes, some eunuch will come to play with him, and he will immediately ignore the government affairs.

I followed the author's previous book and I like these two books very much. The author's writing style is very good, and the characters and plots are relatively comfortable to read. This is a book that I rarely read twice, and I may read it a third time in the future. The current book is also very good, and I don't follow the rules and write old content. The characters are well portrayed.