Historical Secret Realm: From the Start, I'm Liu Bei of the Mythic Three Kingdoms
历史秘境：开局神话三国刘备
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- Urban High Martial Arts
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It looks good. Negative comments can account for a medium amount during the live broadcast, but not too much. The protagonist can show some achievements and then those negative comments can be reduced during the live broadcast.
Okay, the subject matter is good, the only thing is that his combat power between high-level and low-level is not well distributed. Gao Wu seems to be unable to fight even in the clouds and fog during World War II. I think we can just let them form a team to destroy Japan in World War II first. If low-level players can kill high-level players, they should sacrifice at least a ten-to-one battle loss ratio by jumping to the next level. In addition, if there is a battle formation, it will be even more. Let the author watch and write! I don't quite understand it either, but overall it's pretty good and doesn't overwhelm the protagonist for too long. [Love]
We can learn from the Qing Dynasty in dealing with grassland forces such as Xianbei. The Qing Dynasty's banner alliance system completely solved the threat of grassland forces to the north, such as enfeoffing and setting up banners. The officials of each banner are grassland people, but they must have your approval, and do not let them hold military power; divide pastures, and do not allow arbitrary population Mobility; an alliance was held every three years to determine penalties, compile household registrations, collect taxes and levy, and set up factories; drafting men and strong men to join the army to strengthen their own power and garrison troops in turns to stabilize the local area; the last one was religious belief. Buddhism in the Eastern Han Dynasty had spread eastward and could be modified. For example, monks did not get married. In this way, with officials dispatched, taxes collected, and troops stationed, the grassland forces will completely surrender within a hundred years.
The Shen San III would be incomplete without Chen Zichuan
The content idea is good. Compared with other historical gap novels, there is no expert criticism, no internal doubts, and no public abuse. This is still okay. Plot ideas are okay too. But there is one thing. The title, the content of the words, and the actions of the protagonist are not too Three Kingdoms, not too ancient. For old fans who have read many Three Kingdoms novels, they can't stand it. Apart from this, everything else is fine.
A very good Mystery of the World: Three Kingdoms novel. Except for the sloppy writing in the early stage, the switching between multiple worlds and the description of the Three Kingdoms world are pretty good. It is a rare good book in Tomato [laughs] Come on, author.
In the mythical version of the Three Kingdoms, the various general talents combined with the various legion talents to form various distinctive legions is a major attraction. Different legion positions play different roles in wars, but the author did not write this well, and the legion talents were not introduced clearly. Some combinations of legion talents are okay, and some are not. For example, Yuyang Ranger's talent of long shot + detour is good. It is positioned as a light cavalry to harass and contain, and can also attack light armored units. However, the White Tide talent of Baima Yicong is not introduced. I don't know the specific situation. I only know it based on the performance. It's a melee talent. With the addition of the long-range talent of siege, this combination doesn't work. Although it has melee and long-range, it has no characteristics. It is far from the white horse Yi Cong in the mythical version of the Three Kingdoms. Then there is Taishi Ci's crossbow cavalry. I don't know if I missed it or made it. The author didn't explain, and I don't even know what the talent is, because with the talents of Yuyang Ranger and Taishi Ci, I personally recommend going towards the lethality aspect, and Zhao Yun's Baima Yicong's second legion talent must not be a long-range talent, at least not a pure long-range talent.
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It's very beautiful, but there are some places that cannot be brought back, such as history. In reality, other countries do not have the tradition of recording history, so it is normal for them to travel to various time and space and not be able to understand the history. However, China is a civilization that has a single official in the world. If the real record is lost, it is impossible to lose it in other time and space! Those two Tang Dynasty time and spaces must have previous historical records! Wouldn't it be enough to choose forces based on history?
Not bad, but the type is rarely noticeable.