Heroes Vying for the Throne: Traveling Through the Three Kingdoms from Scratch

After reading the first volume, I couldn't calm down for a long time. There are no cheats. The protagonist struggles to survive in troubled times as a mortal. From nothing to a firm foothold, there are swords and swords all the way, and several near-death situations. The battlefield and the intrigues are intertwined, which is full of tension. Even more rare is the emotional portrayal, including brothers standing side by side, parting in life and death, and regrets in troubled times. The tender parts make the heart shed tears, and the tragic parts sigh. The characters are vivid and three-dimensional, and the plot is compact and not procrastinating. It has the passion of iron-blooded fighting, but also the depth of humanity and the times. Thumbs up for this realness and affection, and look forward to more exciting moments in the future. I also hope that the protagonist will have less regrets and more satisfaction.

This Three Kingdoms is quite well written, the characters are flesh and blood, and I personally think the rating is around 9.0. It's not a cool article, it's not brainless, it's just an ordinary person traveling through time, and it's very difficult.

It's been a long, long time since I've seen such a wonderful Three Kingdoms novel. The author's portrayal of the characters is really lifelike and has distinct personalities. The plot is even more fascinating and makes you forget to leave. I have to admire the author's writing style. It's really rare to see such a wonderful novel! I hope the author can become a hit, come on! ! !

This novel fits the bill. The real cruelty of the Three Kingdoms. I saw Volume 2 and there are only about 1,000 protagonists. And there is no rush to accept the heroine like others did in the early stage. Moreover, it is not as powerful as others, and it is not like others who can conquer this or that with words, and recruit all kinds of talents into the basket. Unlike other novels, they can recruit this counselor or that general under their command just by talking. Of course, you can only see Volume 2. There will be an evaluation later Later it felt like I was just reading the textbook. Some are too redundant.

It's really well written. My wife dies, my brother dies, and the general dies too. He clearly knows how to develop and yet he can still be plotted. It's really good-looking.

I have read dozens of chapters so far, and I think it is well written. The slow-paced narrative is quite attractive. Each character has distinct characteristics. It is a good group portrait.

Come on, author (ง •̀_•́)ง, the plot is rich, the battles are auspicious, flesh and blood, and there are many new ideas from other books. The visual inversion and chapter planning are really the first chapter. It has a profound foundation and the emotions are parallel. I hope you will continue to work hard and become famous by writing books!

I can only say that it looks better and more delicate than before.

This writing is of a very high standard, with smooth writing and ups and downs of the plot! Works with a score of 9 or above. I don't know why the rating is so low now, damn it!

It looked a little flawed in the early stages, but it became more and more exciting later on, and the battle at Hulao Pass was well written.

In the background of the Three Kingdoms, familiar characters interpret a new chapter, and the story has ups and downs. The protagonist rises from a low-class refugee step by step and transforms into a decisive and decisive hero; there are both magnificent battlefield battles and delicate and moving emotional portrayals, with a big picture and a human atmosphere. Watch the protagonist who dares to be the first to take a different road to hegemony in troubled times. Personally I think it's worth watching.

The plot is pretty good. Not brainless. Good-looking[Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

It's pretty good and worth a look. In the second volume, the characters of the Three Kingdoms are three-dimensional, not intellectually subdued, and occasionally have flaws, but it is still a good work and I hope it will continue to be so.

Did someone else write the second volume?

The writing is smooth, close to history, and the characters are clearly drawn. Why does such a good book have such a low rating?

Full of realism. None of those wall-mounted flamboyances

It is well written, the sentences are fluent, the plot is slowly laid out, and it is deeply penetrating. It is worth reading.

I can feel that the author wants to write well.

Well, that's good. I've only read a dozen chapters, and the dozen or so companions who followed the protagonist are all dead.

It is indeed possible. It is more realistic and develops step by step. It is not as easy to mix up as some novels. It has the right to speak at every turn.

The writing is very good, with detailed content and rich emotions.

Very good, work hard step by step.

The novelty of the plot is good! !

Not bad, quite interesting

Very nice. . . Come on later. .

Really good very good

It is based on the Romance of the Three Kingdoms

It feels like Dian Wei is written like Zhang Fei

The initial starting point is low. Although there are a lot of bad lucks, it is a novel after all and cannot be too harsh.

It's not bad. I wish I could update it soon. I haven't written enough and it's not satisfying to read, haha.