A Healer’s Resolve Amid Plague and War: Changing the Three Kingdoms, Starting at Red Cliffs

It's slow-paced, but exciting. The main character in the first hundred or so chapters was quite miserable, especially regarding the epidemic, so I skipped it. The latter part is quite interesting. As the main character, only the emperor's uncle dared to entrust him with such an important task, and he had the savvy to recognize people and then promote him quickly. As the author concluded, while Cao Cao was a slave who was ridiculed and bullied because of his short hair, Liu Bei was promoted by his own efforts and integrated into the management circle. This is the obvious difference between the two parties. He is worthy of being the Han Succubus Dabaobei. I heard that the ratings are bad, so I'll try to make up for it. Author, don't worry, this book is quite slow to pick up. You have to keep reading to find out if it's good. If you really can't wait, I'll skip the first hundred or so chapters.

For those who like to read cool novels, it is not so lovable. The protagonist appears to be very real in ancient times without any plug-ins. It feels very good. I would like to give you a good review.

I'll give it 4 stars for now, I finally read Chapter 99, give myself a thumbs up 👍💕 If you don't want to read about the protagonist being tortured and self-abused [you can read it carefully], I suggest you just read the table of contents starting from the protagonist's naturalization and being assigned to the fields (Chapter 98). If you are curious about what is written in the first two volumes, I think reading 3 or 5 chapters in each volume is enough. The other hardship content is actually pretty much the same [laughter] To be honest, if I hadn't read this type of Three Kingdoms novel, and the introduction of the book is quite interesting, and it finally updated to what I wanted to see about how the protagonist would live in Jingzhou, I would have been persuaded to give up on the content of the first two volumes [laughs awkwardly] Next, I plan to read books first, because I have only received 38 unread chapters, which is not enough to read, and I don't want to wait for updates every day after reading it to read chapter by chapter. Very few people have read this book now, it's very deserted, and I don't know if this book can be finished successfully 🤔 🤔 I'm still very curious about the protagonist's next development, after all, he can finally start to live a "good life"

It's not like an online article at all, but a bit like the popular literature serialized in paper newspapers from the 1980s to the beginning of this century.

This is not a system flow and requires a certain amount of patience. The situation of being time-traveled without a system is basically like what the author wrote, with language barriers, habits, viruses, inability to communicate and difficulty in survival. What counts as a golden finger should be the protagonist's extremely resistant physique and talent that can learn anything. It may also be a talent that was forced out in order to survive. The problem is that it's almost a hundred chapters before we see Chen Mo's hope of ending his suffering. Even though the first two volumes are a painful journey of reshaping his three views, we can actually give the male protagonist a little more luck and give him some highlights in the future, instead of being burdened by modern high-empathy morality and moving forward. The following is some personal recommendations and feelings after reading it. I recommend reading the book and playing He Tu Da Da Qian Qiu Mo Yi. The bgm matches the protagonist's struggle all the way after time travel, from being out of place to being forced to assimilate, and then to the conscience anchor child A Sheng who finds himself on the wandering road. The hard struggle to survive in troubled times, the glimmer of hope to obtain household registration. I hope that in the end, I will be valued by the prime minister like the introduction, and find myself in the idealist base of Ji Han 👍 Come on, author, love comes from Ji Han fans. Wherever there is a big treasure, I will come to help ❤️ It's a plus, it's a plus. I'll give it to the boss for the five-star praise [OK]

A fairy tale with the theme of the Three Kingdoms. In the past, the Three Kingdoms literature was either military general type or strategy type. This article takes a unique approach and is of the internal affairs type. Although it's not very exciting, it's very delicate and comfortable. It is recommended that the author further improve the protagonist's abilities, mostly by improving productivity, such as optimizing farming techniques and tools to improve farming results; such as optimizing assembly line operations to improve the efficiency of making weapons and operating equipment; such as conducting business layout, making the "cake" bigger, dividing, wooing, and suppressing aristocratic families, because after Liu Bei's forces entered Sichuan, they have actually been rejected by the Sichuan and Shu aristocratic families. Only by improving productivity can the land and population gap between Liu Bei and the other two companies be smoothed. I hope the author will follow through and build the protagonist into a Xiao He-type talent who will focus on internal affairs, supplemented by formulating a general strategy for Liu Bei. After all, time travelers know the general direction relatively well. However, it is not recommended to transform into someone who leads troops in war or makes suggestions, because ordinary modern people who travel through time will not understand the war in the cold weapon era. Without the support of his own family, how can he have the intelligence to support the protagonist's strategy? Taking the internal route is the best route for modern people to travel through ancient times.

I've read Chapter 50 so far, and it's okay. The author can write and express. When describing the predicament in the early stage, the expressions were a bit repetitive in some places, which can indeed increase the feeling of depression, but it also feels a bit dragged out.

The Three Kingdoms are different, the pace is slow at the beginning, but it is very interesting

The pace of the beginning is slow, but the step-by-step experience of the protagonist depicts the cruelty of troubled times.

Overall, this book is okay. It just depends on whether you can get through the beginning. Relatively speaking, the first two volumes are realistic but uncomfortable to read. It is a relatively slow-burning book. If you are interested, you can take a look.