The Three Kingdoms: Diao Chan Sure Knows How to Please

After reading it in one go, I can see that the author did not simply combine Lord of Mysteries and the Three Kingdoms, but also put a lot of effort into the localization of potions, regional characteristics, official positions of characters, and the growth of important characters. What attracts me the most is the little information revealed in the current article. It seems that this book connects famous ministers, generals and familiar treasures from the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States to the Eastern Han Dynasty. The world view is more full and real. If the follow-up development is good, it may not be limited to the Three Kingdoms period. It feels like borrowing the power of the predecessors [Please update]

After reading Chapter 48, I can't stop. The author's understanding of the mysterious path is very correct (at least the same as mine). In terms of plot, the protagonist's combat power improvement line is reasonable and efficient. It mainly relies on his own combat power and does not rely too much on cheats. There is no plot that does not mean anything without cheats (I think this is very good). The most amazing thing is the combination of the mystery system and the story of the Three Kingdoms. (Everything in the world must be reunited if divided for a long time. He must be divided for a long time, which is translated as everything that comes together will separate, and everything that separates must come together.) It firmly grasps the core of the mystery system, and innovatively invented the localized ritual magic (talisman), completely creating a Lord of Mysteries Western Continent DLC. Well worth reading.

Ancient secrets of the Western Continent

The book is fine, but I feel like it won't last long before it will be blocked due to copyright.

Don't be a eunuch, don't be a eunuch, it's a ball. It's really good, and the localized sequence means the risk of infringement is very low, and it won't be removed from the platform.

It's a good idea, but won't there be any copyright issues if the book is posted here?

Lord of Mysteries and Romance of the Three Kingdoms. I remember that there was a similar book on Tomato before, but it was discontinued a year ago. The plots are very similar, but that one was about a trial where the protagonist is related to Yuan Shao. Is it the same author? Add the apprentice to the "shepherd", and there is no end to the evil [laughter]

The world view is reasonable, the Three Kingdoms and potion sequences are perfectly integrated, the protagonist's growth trajectory is clear, the plot is ups and downs but not boring, the language is refined and interesting, and it is a fine collection!

It is more in line with my taste. I hope that the subsequent writing will be better and more informative. I also rewarded it and gave it five stars for continued support.

I stayed up all night to finish reading it, and there was nothing wrong with the book until it reached more than ninety chapters. The mysterious twenty-two paths are perfectly integrated with the people and things of the Three Kingdoms. If you can keep the style and complete it. Generally speaking, it can be regarded as the book that is discussed among the mysterious fans.