
Three Kingdoms: I, Cao Chong, Won’t Weigh an Elephant, I’ll Be Prime Minister!
三国:我曹冲不称象,我要称相!
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The Three Kingdoms-themed text I read on Quantomato is definitely high-end. Now that I'm halfway through it, I can't draw a conclusion. If it wasn't completely unfinished, it would definitely be a 9.0 Or above Three Kingdoms-themed book. The last time I read it so seriously was Mysterious Resurgence.
It's really good, and the ideas are very comprehensive (it's a bit weird to describe it this way, but there are many places that the author of Tomato won't write about. The author thought of it, and the plot arrangement is reasonable) (the writing style is a bit like Tomato, some starting points, and some like those articles written on Chinese reading comprehension, the writing style is very good)
It's a good Three Kingdoms novel. It feels a bit like the mythical version of the Three Kingdoms from Qidian. It's not particularly refreshing at first glance, but after reading it carefully, it's very good. There is the naive Lu Qiling and the considerate Sun Shangxiang, who let Sima Yi deal with foreigners to "atone", which is very imaginative.
This book evoked fear in me. I probably don't want to read any more Three Kingdoms travel books in the future. The Three Kingdoms are so beautiful that they should never have changed! Regrets are the most beautiful thing. The romance of Shuhan is our yearning for the Three Kingdoms, so why should we change it? We just lack emotional stimulation mentally, and we don't really want to go back to the era of cannibalism where we didn't have enough to eat or clothing to keep warm. Nowadays, society has progressed and civilization has developed, but we do not have the passionate emotions we had back then. We are just yearning for that era when people had sincere feelings and passionate feelings. But if you really want me to go, I will not go, even if I am asked to become a prince, I will not go. But this does not mean that it is not beautiful, because people do not have enough to eat and clothing to keep warm, so people will cherish the only warmth they have. If they don't have material things, they will cherish the spiritual warmth. Although we are materially rich now, we are spiritually empty. I can't tell whether this is a good thing or a bad thing. However, in order to pursue spiritual satisfaction, I would probably not want to go through a life without enough food and clothing.
After reading dozens of chapters, I felt a bit verbose and gave up. But if you click on it later, you should find that the author himself is aware of this problem. Most of the text is used to promote the plot instead of explaining a lot. It's not bad. I've skipped some long-winded parts. The characters all have their own characteristics. Although the strategy refers to part of the novel's content, some innovations have been added. Many place names and geographical things should have been checked on the map, and they are not made up randomly.
It's so well written, the hero is lonely. But we modern people now, when we were young, were looking forward to retirement every day and having a good rest, and felt depressed in our hearts. Life is for enjoyment and experience, not for hardship. Friends, I wish you happy every day.
I finished reading it in one sitting, it was good. I have read a lot of Three Kingdoms novels, and this book has the strongest sense of oppression from Zhuge Liang. The ending is also different, with some kind of life insights. Flowers will never bloom again, and people will never be young again!
Hello Sun Shangxiang! Alas, that's what they say when marrying a virtuous wife. After reading it, I was very touched. Whether it was Sima Yi or Sun Shangxiang, they all gave me a sense of reality. Even the protagonist Cao Piling didn't expect this. I didn't even guess it. After reading it, I still felt more emotion than resistance. Summary There is nothing catchy in the book, but the details are touching.
The author writes so well, it's like a big story about the Three Kingdoms. The content is exciting and I will continue to update it!
The heroines are well written, there are only two of them so far, both have distinct personalities. Lu Qiling is carefree and a bit naive, while Sun Shangxiang is knowledgeable and courteous, and has always been considerate of the protagonist.