At the End of the Three Kingdoms, I, Liu Chen, Become a Powerful Minister of Jin!

You should reuse Liu Yin, Huo Yi, Luo Xian, Jiang Wei, Fan Changsheng, Que Zheng, Wen Li, Li Xiang, Shouliang, Li Mi, Chen Shou, Wang Pei, Zhang Hua, Le Guang, Ma Long, Wang Jun. Zhou Chu, Wu Yan, Teng Xiu and the three Tao brothers of Soochow. Pan An can be a chess piece, and Jia Nanfeng can also be used as a chess piece!

Since the protagonist chooses to go to Luoyang, for the future plan to usurp the throne, he can make more friends with Jia Chong and Sima Yan and show his abilities, such as attacking Soochow (you can refer to how Liu Yu usurped the throne in history). You can also imitate what happened in history, discuss with Liu Chan and Que Zheng, and stage the historical "Happy to Think of Shu" incident specifically to paralyze Sima Zhao. I personally think that the double stirrup, the horseshoe and the curved shaft plow can be invented in due course. There are also the three systems of "equal land system", "fu army system" and "land sharing" implemented by Liu Xiu in the early Eastern Han Dynasty. I personally think that they are all suitable for the chaotic period of the Three Kingdoms.

It's so beautiful, so imaginative. The protagonist saves the country, joins the Sima shogunate, obtains Sima Yi's true biography, defeats Sima Yi, and kicks Sima Yan away. Stir a pot of porridge from within

This Three Kingdoms fictional novel is really addictive! The author does not fall into the trap of historical materials, but on the basis of respecting the historical skeleton, he weaves a new narrative that is logically self-consistent and full of tension. The protagonist is neither a mindless time traveler nor a puppet recreating history. Instead, he has a thorough understanding of the pattern of the Three Kingdoms and moves step by step in troubled times: every decision is like dancing on a tightrope. It must not only conform to the character's character, but also jump out of historical inertia, making the palms of your hands sweat. The most rare thing is that it does not describe the "fictitious" as random fabrication. Instead, it uses details that can withstand scrutiny to tell you: It turns out that the turning point of history may really be hidden in the words of a small person or a sudden heavy rain. Staying up late to catch up on the last chapter, this is probably the magic of a good Three Kingdoms novel. It makes you want to go back to history to find the answer, but you can't help but believe that another possibility once really existed.

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How dare you take advantage of Lu Xun's duty to assist the ministers of the country?

Compared with the previous books, this is my first attempt. I hope it starts with Tianhu and ends perfectly, and doesn't end up almost blowing up like the last book.

The idea is very good, but Qiao Zhou, as a local representative of Yizhou, is a bit too naive, and Zhang Shao cannot be a reckless man. Generally speaking, it can be watched if you ignore these problems.

It's not bad. It's a very good post-Three Kingdoms work. I have read the previous work of the author who traveled through time and became Yuan Shu's son. The overall progress of this new one is also okay. It is not too wordy. It is detailed where it should be and fast forward where it should be. Personally, I feel that it is a bit abrupt to directly support the story after the sworn friendship. However, if you think about it from another person's perspective, you can understand that the ancient generals had simple thoughts and were not as complicated as today's people. It may be better to be direct and frank.

The Cao family fled to the Han Dynasty, Sima fled to the Wei Dynasty, and Old Liu fled to the Jin Dynasty. It is really exciting. This history of this world line will definitely be talked about. The pace picks up a bit in the second half, but it still has a beginning and an end and is still a masterpiece.