Liu Shan of the Three Kingdoms: Father, Sit Back and Watch Me Revive the Han

After he unified the world, Zhuge Liang asked, Your Majesty, how is my Adou?

My favorite type is that modern people don't need to be crushed by technology when they return to the Three Kingdoms. Most of the games played with force and intelligence are bullshit.

The author writes the historical part very well. Real history is like a cat in a box. Since it cannot be taken out, it is impossible to judge whether the cat is alive or dead. The author's writing style is very good and shows his own style, which is a good article. However, take my advice and don't describe technological plots, it's really not suitable for you. Author You may not know that the most difficult part of making transparent glass is not heating up, but cooling down. It is through cooling that the colored components in the glass can be analyzed. Even if the temperature cannot be controlled, it can still be maintained. Therefore, the Liulichang of the Qing Dynasty could not make transparent glass until the late Qing Dynasty. In the early Qing Dynasty, it could only make colored glass, which was a process that could maintain the temperature without cooling. As for steel and gunpowder, steel plants will know which ones are easy to dig and which are not easy to dig by looking at the layout of early domestic steel plants. However, I don't know if there were more suitable surface rich mines that were simply dug up in the Three Kingdoms era. Gunpowder is another story. The iron ore may have been dug by the ancients, so it is invisible to people now. However, during the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China when the bandits were suppressed in the southwest, bandits' nests were usually boiling saltpeter. You wouldn't think that they were boiling saltpeter to make fertilizer instead of gunpowder, right? It couldn't be that the ancients deliberately buried it in the southwest mountainous area and waited for future generations of bandits to occupy the mountain and become kings. Do you think it is a problem to obtain raw materials for gunpowder in the Shu Kingdom in the southwest? As for the cavalry, the defensive power of the cavalry here has caught up with the armor of the heavy cavalry. (Don't tell me that the armor of the light cavalry can also be used to defend the back of the feet. If the back of the light cavalry can withstand light stray arrows, it is good. People can withstand it, but horses cannot carry it. The light cavalry with horses and horses is too abstract.) They also carry ten bundles of armor-piercing arrows. I believe that some people can do it, but I don't believe that the entire army can do it. Author, please don't describe the scientific research direction in detail. The more detailed you write, the easier it is for people to find faults. After all, people's energy is limited and they can't learn much.

After reading it word by word, first evaluate it: top-notch writing, five-star praise, and a perfect score of 95 out of 100. (This is not a personal grudge🚬) 1. In terms of characters: Liu Chan, Zhuge Liang, Huang Yueying, Empress Zhang, Guan Shu, Zhao Yun, Chen Dao, Wei Yan, Meng Huo, etc. Are all very vivid, delicate and objective facts. 2. In terms of military strategy: Guandao Iron Guard, Yulin Cavalry Guard, Wudang Flying Army, Kaishan Warriors, Shenhuo Camp, especially the slogans are very good, and there is also a surprise "Dongfeng". 3. In terms of coordination: step by step, objective facts, no brainless advancement, just like industry, development, step by step, iteration of weapons seems to be a matter of course. If you have any questions: Camel City, Red Armored Chariot, Guandao Iron Guard Exoskeleton, etc. Could be properly illustrated, that would be even better🤔

It's interesting, mainly to see Liu Chan's comeback! Well written!

It is rare to see the final fictional historical novel. Whether it is the protagonist, the veterans around him, or Zhuge Liang, they are all well-shaped, and the general plot of the entire story is also unique and particularly exciting.

The plot is smooth and not procrastinating, the writing is delicate, and the characters are very vivid. They don't have demonic characters like some books. I've read half of it. Although it's finished, the update speed is really awesome. There are no bad points so far. I haven't seen a few hangups. It's the same as nothing. , It's pretty good, otherwise it's like some books about cultivating immortals in the later stages after the war power has collapsed (killing hundreds of thousands of people at every turn, and still thinking it's a bit cool), I have to say it has any shortcomings, it's just that there are some places that could be a little more exciting, but I can still read it if I like to read cool articles.

Four stars, for fear of the author being proud. There are a lot of pitfalls inside, and the progress is fast and smooth. But overall, it still has its shortcomings, not the Virgin, not the stallion, the family, the country, the world, reshaping the iron-blooded strong man, it is a rare good book.

A good historical article, worth reading

As a historical text, it's quite good.