Traveling Through the Three Kingdoms: My Big Man Cannot Die

I haven't seen Liu Bei yet. In fact, Liu Bei doesn't need to be particularly wary of him. Liu Bei is also a member of the group who wants to revive the Han Dynasty. As long as he has the title of Sanxing Han Dynasty, he will not deviate from it. Moreover, Liu Bei is so charming. To be honest, he can be used as a diplomat or a recruiter. I don't mean that he must be stubborn. The phrase "San Xing Han Dynasty" was really charming to people who were loyal to the Han Dynasty at that time. I think it would be a wonderful thing to pursue a goal with a group of people who share the same ideal. For the late Eastern Han Dynasty, there were careerists like Yuan Wei and the Yuan family. There were many opportunistic people, but there were also people with true sincerity. The author was very good at grasping this and writing about the charm of the heroes of the Three Kingdoms.

Fine. Xun Yu's question just needs to be awkward for a few times, don't keep it awkward forever. He's not an idiot. His family has long been bound to the protagonist. If the protagonist's surname is not Liu, then he must have a Chinese name. The protagonists are all surnamed Liu, so they just need to express their attitude through a few awkward moments. They are not idiots and talk so much nonsense. They are all politicians, not idiots. Have you ever seen any successful ancient politician who would put emotions before politics? Just like three invitations and three resignations. Just give it an attitude. The protagonist's identity not only satisfies his political and emotional needs, but also satisfies the needs of his family interests. For his family, literary achievements far outweighed land achievements. If the protagonist can meet this point, his family will definitely not all support it. It is impossible for everyone to see that far ahead. But most capable people will not object. Xun Yu is even less capable. He just needs to express his attitude. He is also a politician, not a defender with strong beliefs. Why can't it be sent?

The writing style is really good, and the novel reads very smoothly. Although it is not written in the classical style, it does not expose some of the words used on the Internet today to make people feel dramatic. I have also read a novel about Chen Wang and Liu Chong's son before, but it seems to be unfinished. I hope this book will stick to it, come on!

Based on my experience of reading for more than 10,000 hours, this book should be able to reach between 9.5 And 9.8 At the highest, and 7.9 Or 8.8 At the lowest. There are no fatal poisonous points. I read the whole book very well. If I have to say the shortcomings, it will be slow for readers who like to fight for hegemony from the beginning. For readers who like to develop step by step, this book can be considered a good book. In addition, the word "Dian Wei" in this book has been changed. You can see for yourself what changes have been made.

Good, good, good

It's a good book that I can read, but I don't know if the author can stick with it. Alas, I can only try my best to support it by reading ads! Come on

Not bad, pretty good

I finally found another Three Kingdoms novel that I stayed up late to read and follow. It's not an exaggerated Golden Finger, but it's very enjoyable and interesting to read. I'm still relatively young, so not many people read it. I hope the author doesn't cheat. It's not easy to find a book you like.

Not bad, so far, it's well written.

Okay, pretty good

Not bad, a bit interesting

It's pretty good, keep up the good work

It's beautiful, it's so beautiful, it's so beautiful\(//∇//)\

The characters are three-dimensional, the logic is quite rigorous, and not that vulgar.