
Three Kingdoms: One Halberd Shatters the Warlords’ Dreams of Hegemony!
三国:一戟干碎诸侯称霸梦!
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First of all, modern training methods are not suitable for the Three Kingdoms period. There are all kinds of high-energy foods in modern times, and marching is not like ancient times. It is useless to train them with push-ups and sit-ups. They will not eat enough. If you use modern methods, you may not work hard and you will die faster. Moreover, sit-ups will make your waist slimmer, your belly will become smaller, and you will be hungry. Fast, I'm afraid you won't starve to death halfway through the march. Modern times are because of the high-energy compressed biscuits. Why do the ancients say that people have big shoulders and round waists, strong backs and waists, and more fat on the belly. They can resist hunger than thin people. The tonnage increases and the strength is stronger. When fighting on horseback, the opponent will not be knocked off the horse at once (there was no saddle in the Three Kingdoms period, and it was completely clamped by the legs).
I give this book five stars. This novel is well written, but I actually frowned upon reading it in many parts, which felt inappropriate and a bit treasonous. But when I think about it carefully, it makes sense. For example, three hundred thousand people were trapped and killed, and Bao Xin was killed. Seducing Lao Zhang. But the Black Mountain bandit really deserves to die, he wins the hearts of the people and is in line with the protagonist's thoughts. Although killing Bao Xin would damage the alliance, it would be even more inappropriate for Cao Cao to be one of the initiators of the alliance. But if you think about the opponents who are competing for territory in the first place, killing them in advance will only quickly lead to the mode of overlord and tyrant conquering the world. No problem. It can be seen that the author has thought deeply about it.
In the later stage of the exam, he will probably become a saint physically, but it will be a pain for those young ladies. [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration] I have one comment. I hope Bubu has a good ending. If he can't let go and fight, his destination is. Some book friends said that he is so awesome that he pretends to be the boss. In fact, being a free prince is not much better than making a lot of trouble every day [face covering] [face covering] [face covering]
Infinite health bar, getting stronger after being injured, I have an idea [laughs] The protagonist hits his heart twice every day, but it won't hurt anyway. After a few days, won't he become invincible?
Four stars, it's okay for old bookworms. Although it has a lot of shortcomings, it's still forgivable. What I like the most is Lu Bu's humility when he comes out. When I read Three Kingdoms, at least I felt that Lu Bu should be like this. His arrogance comes from his force. Although it was done hastily in the end, it was quite sudden, but it was okay. There are other shortcomings in the book. It's not necessary to read the book. Careful, and it's good to be vague in some places, at least I really don't want to see it. The protagonist, the second master, and Zhang Fei are like this, and they really fight to the end. If it's a pity, it's Guo Jia. In the case of Wolong, it's actually good to follow this logic and work in a thatched cottage all your life. The force is a little bit broken, but he's not a big problem. If you're fighting Little Japan, you can actually describe it more carefully, right? I believe readers will have no problem with a little more words in these places, right? Like their pain, their expressions, and then how to implement it? If this kind of description is more detailed, the audience will be very happy. Overall, there are flaws, but they do not outweigh the flaws. I give it four stars because I really like this Lu Bu.
It's so cool, my body feels warm when you look at it
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
We really take military training for granted. If we don't get food until the end of the training, are we not afraid of the roar of the camp? Do you really think they are all cows and horses?
I still want to train scientifically if I don't have enough to eat.
It's so beautiful that I finished reading it in one sitting.