
Pan Feng: In the Three Kingdoms, My Axe Swings on Autopilot
潘凤:人在三国,斧头全自动
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 407k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The drama between the child and Pan Feng in the middle is good. It really has a single heroine/no heroine. The battle is also well written, especially the protagonist's fear in the early stages of progress and his courage now (50 chapters), as well as the changes in Han Fu, and the character descriptions are clear. In the end, there is no black Liu Bei, Cao Cao [face covering] (writing about Liu Bei's black Cao Cao, writing about Cao Cao's black Cao Cao, Liu Bei's hypocrisy, neither of them is all black but rarely black)
I originally thought it was just for fun, but I didn't expect it to be pretty good. I read the comments and said it wasn't very good at the beginning, but the author seems to have made some changes, and I identified it as a pretty good one in the Three Kingdoms.
Whether it's in the original book or the TV series, Lu Bu can be suppressed by the cooperation of Guan and Zhang. Needless to say, in the TV series, the description in the original book is also that Lu Bu cannot be defeated for a while. How come you are one against two Lu Bu and still have the upper hand?
The writing is quite good, but there may be a slight problem at the front. Some people are not that interested in Golden Finger, so some people left without reading further. In fact, after stabilizing the rear body and recovering, I have already started studying it. And the plot doesn't drag on.
The description of the fighting scenes is very good, with ups and downs, it's really good
Generally speaking, it can be regarded as a novel Three Kingdoms novel. Compared with the Three Kingdoms novels on the market, it is also unique. Let us interpret from the most unique perspective how contemporary Daxuesheng went from 0 to 1 step by step. However, I think I can still write about it in more detail. I can still write about the sense of accomplishment from being a newbie to a little bit of ax training, from not knowing it to gradually mastering it [Thinking][Thinking] (I saw the part about going to find Zhang He, and then left a message. If you have anything wrong, or if there is something wrong with what I said, you can discuss and exchange it. Giclee, otherwise I will take the author's big treasure ax and hit your little heads [smirking] [smirking])
Beautiful, so beautiful. This is my second favorite Three Kingdoms travel novel [Like][Like] I personally think that Cao Cao and Sun Ce should not be weakened too much. Only when they meet their opponents in chess can they play both vertically and horizontally. At present, the generals in Jizhou include Pan Feng, Zhao Yun, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei. Dian Wei and Xu Chu, please don't go to Jizhou [cover your face], otherwise you won't be able to watch the crushing game. The same goes for the civil servants, Xun Yu, Tian Feng, and Ju Shou are all here. Guo Jia, Cheng Yu, and Xi Zhicai should be left to Cao Cao, otherwise Cheng Shuangwen would be meaningless [laughing] [laughing]
Except for picking up a little girl on the road for no reason [wanting to be the heroine?] This is a bit poisonous Other things I feel are pretty good, but the score is a bit low. With the encouragement of 5 stars, the author should write quickly.
You can read it and look forward to the author's update. Readers who will read the book later should be more careful when reading it, otherwise the details will persuade you to quit. Overall, it will be better later. There are basically no Three Kingdoms with this theme. Please read and cherish it, and support the author.
I don't know why, but most fanfics have chapters about saving a little girl. It feels a bit stale, but the author's writing is already very good. I haven't seen such an interesting Three Kingdoms fan for a long time.