Winds Rise at Wuzhang Plains

Shu Han has the romance of Shu Han, Cao Wei has the character of Cao Wei, and Jiangdong is full of rats

Fellow Taoist, you have written about the lonely loyalty of the Prime Minister of the Han Dynasty, the lonely perseverance of Ji Han, the lonely soul of the Northern Expedition, the coldness of the troubled times, the melancholy and tragedy of being unable to resist destiny, and at the same time, you have also written about the inexhaustible ambition of Wuzhangyuan. My heart surged when I first read it, and I shed tears after reading it again! It not only describes the sincerity and perseverance of the Shu Han monarchs and ministers for the great cause of revival, but also the enthusiasm and persistence of the civil and military elites to break the situation side by side, and also writes the perseverance and deep desolation of the time travelers to change their fate against the will of nature and restore the glory of the Han Dynasty.

It's pretty good so far, it just depends on how it ends, and Liu Chan is also very good to the protagonist. I hope he won't tamper with the Han Dynasty, or else he will discredit the Prime Minister.

It's a good post-Three Kingdoms novel, and the characters are flesh-and-blood.

There are not many authors who have written books on the post-Three Kingdoms genre. Their ideas are very novel and their ideas are clear. I hope the author will work hard and write better articles! Come on💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪!

It's very beautiful. I recommend book lovers to give it a try.

It's well written and the content is interesting.

The author is indeed creative, but update quickly and don't give up halfway.

A great one, highly recommended

Good, good, good