Three Kingdoms: A Nobody from Jizhou, the Han Dynasty's Little Pride

Following Liu Bei's path left Liu Bei with nowhere to go. Boss Cao used Liu Bei's script to help the Han Dynasty. The protagonist can be called Zhuge Liang of the Wei Dynasty. His own military strength exceeds the standard and he is also versatile in workers, peasants, business and politics. All kinds of counselors and generals under his command gather together, and the lineup is more luxurious than Yuan Shen. The protagonist helped Boss Cao in his early days of starting a business. While saving Mr. Cao, he also avoided the death of Cao Angwan City, and successfully succeeded in overshadowing the suspicious Boss Cao. Hmm... Except for the emotional scenes, which were averagely written, everything else is pretty good [please update] No, why did you stop updating? [Shocked]

The title of the book is quite discouraging. After reading the first few chapters, it is indeed quite good. The harem accepts everything that should be accepted, and helps Boss Cao to follow the path of benevolence and morality. The three uncle brothers also follow Boss Cao, and then the part between Pig's Feet and Boss Cao fooling the inexperienced little emperor is also very interesting. Overall it is very good. Moreover, when the two armies fought, they did not write about the battle of wits and courage between the two armies. This is very good. It is written in summary and then the results are given. This perfectly avoids the embarrassment of the author's lack of IQ and insisting on highlighting the superior intelligence of pig's feet. This can make many top military advisers appear to have online intelligence, and at the same time highlight the intelligence of pig's feet.

This is a Cao Chuan, and it is also a refreshing historical novel. There is no literary talent in the writing, and the story is quite interesting as it progresses. Four stars or above. Good article. Four stars are given precisely because of the portrayal of the protagonist. The protagonist started out as a down-and-out counselor, and along the way with Boss Cao, between Changhong and Zhengzhan, what he did was simply: Literary power can bring peace to the world with his pen, military power can determine the world on horseback, good plans can be made with words hanging over the river, and he knows every detail personally. Heavenly stems and earthly branches guide Tianfeng. The common people and nobles look after them. When they go out to fight, they step on their bones. When they return home, they caress their wives and concubines at night. I can't stop looking at it, I can't wait to take it away. I have such an image of an emperor and perform such an emperor's art. Why don't I wear the royal robe? Simply put, the protagonist's halo is too high and he is offside. Maybe it would be better to become a cultivator and go on to become an immortal.

Good looking, IQ is online, highly recommended

The author's writing style is proficient, and the characters' traits are well written, without any malicious vilification. It can be regarded as the first level in the Tomato Three Kingdoms theme area, full marks. It was fine before, but in recent chapters there have been more and more women, and the writing has become more and more awkward. I will drop two stars.

It is well written and well-written. Each chapter is about 4,000 words or more. It is not vicious and logical, and it is updated steadily.

Quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update. First of all, the project starts from the official history, supplemented by some romances and the author's reasonable arrangements. It looks very innovative, but not clichéd. There is literary talent, but it does not stick to the military strategy of antelopes hanging horns, but starts from various aspects of agriculture, industry, politics, military and commerce, which fully expands the advantage of having a protagonist to obtain more powerful productivity; it has military strategy, but does not stick to fighting generals. Most of the stories are about military charges, and the protagonist will be injured. It is not a brainless plot; there is also fun, the jokes are just right, the character interactions are witty and humorous, serious when serious, and humorous when humorous. It is very readable and can be said to be a very good book on the cause of the Three Kingdoms. Also, I like the character of the protagonist very much. He has a good personality and is a serious and humorous person. He is very capable and belongs to this group of people who dare to think and do things. There is another small detail that I like very much. Compared with the protagonists who traveled through time and looked for prostitutes, the protagonist of this book has never looked for prostitutes. Although he is also lustful, he is a high-end player. His private car is clean and beautiful, and it does not affect the overall rhythm. It is used as a background description to cultivate feelings. (As a digression, I really don't understand why so many protagonists like it. How about PC? Don't you agree? It's called romantic, and then it's a slap in the face. Compared with PC, there are so many things to do in the world, and the protagonist is willing to work in the fields, which is not much better than having nothing to do. Okay, this is all, please bear with me for being a bit nonsense.) In the end, the final summary is that the quality of the film is high-quality, but it is not a big deal, but it depends on the human effort, and the protagonist is quite good. Finally, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update, quick update

It's good-looking and good-looking, with solid writing skills. Apart from the slightly far-fetched illiteracy, there are no other negative points.

Top-notch, the writing is refreshing. This is a real fun novel. There is no way to watch fun and let the protagonist play a fool. Look at cool articles like this. The main idea is to be reasonable and not obtrusive. There are many female protagonists, and they rarely appear. The heroines only appear in short bursts, and the writing is comfortable. The only regret is that Liu Bei has no momentum and has no major enemies except Yuan Shao and Sun Quan.

The most important thing about this novel is that it tells the story of the difficulties Cao Cao encountered in the late Han Dynasty. When I was a child, I read Romance of the Three Kingdoms and watched TV from the perspective that Luo Guanzhong wanted us to see. I feel that Cao Cao is powerful and Liu Bei started from scratch, so I naturally sympathize with Liu Bei. Of course, this is correct. However, the path to Cao Cao's rise was also full of ups and downs, especially since the shackles of the descendants of eunuchs were firmly attached to him. It took a lot to break this stereotype. He was worthy of the title of a great statesman. Of course, he also had many shortcomings, which everyone knows. Especially the massacre of the city is unacceptable. Although it happened for a reason, it is definitely wrong! Evaluation of one person cannot be one size fits all, and I look forward to future developments!