Three Kingdoms: the Soul Passes Through Liu Qi, and I Directly Marry Zhang Xiu

It is a very good and pure Three Kingdoms novel without a system, and the pace has been very steady even without opening. It must be a slow-burning chapter, and the main writer is very good. I hope the author will insist on not updating it. There must be many people who like this kind of theme in the Three Kingdoms. It is recommended to add more emotional scenes. It is a bit too monotonous. Now I don't know whether the protagonist Zhang Yan is in a separate bed or in the same bed [face covering]. It could really strengthen the emotional line. This platform, Three Kingdoms, is almost entirely supported by emotional beauties.

Four stars does not affect the rating) As a historical time travel novel, I understand the history better than many historical novels, but I don't understand it completely. The writing style is not bad, and there are quite a lot of details, but there are always some places that give it a modern awkwardness, which is neither scientific nor historical, but overall it is still worth reading. I really found the awkwardness in getting along with each other. This person's relationship is a bit too modern. [Thinking] In the Han Dynasty, we should not set up brands to talk about names. The legitimacy of the ruler comes from his lineage, reputation and status. Can you, a Han clan clan member and ordinary soldiers who have been doing rough work together, be considered a courtesy and virtuous corporal and share the risks? Isn't it just regarded as "disobeying etiquette" and "self-esteem" [Thinking] It's okay to occasionally win over the wise men. Can everyone really understand his behavior if he has been doing it in the Han Dynasty? It's so outrageous, just treat it as an imaginary thing. It's too modern. There's nothing wrong with the logic. It's just ancient background and modern thinking.

The overall feeling now is pretty good, but I just don't know how to break the situation. We were in Jingnan, with Liu Zhang and Zhang Lu at the top, Sun Quan and Zhou Yu at the bottom, Liu Biao above us, and Cao Cao who was overwhelming us. It was really difficult to deal with. Moreover, except for Huang Zhong, there really are no generals in charge on the land. Wei Yan, Liu Pan and Huo Jun felt that they were not among the best, and their military force was not guaranteed. The feeling of having Gan Ning on the water is not enough. It is already very good to be able to maintain the current situation. Xu Shu and Kongming plus Pang Tong's internal affairs intelligence are definitely enough. In addition, the old poison master is pure and crushing. However, the military commander is insufficient. I feel that I am more than conservative and not aggressive enough.

What a great book. This book brought Liu Qi to life! From a "coward" in history to a hero who dared to single out Zhang Xiu and cut off Hu Ganning, the reversal of the character is very interesting. Fans of the Three Kingdoms can feel the different troubled times from the plot, and the writing is also very immersive.

An unsystematic novel is worth three stars. It has a good perspective. Liu Biao has finally been seen in many Three Kingdoms novels. One star is deducted for two points. First, the description of war scenes is indeed not as good as those of top old writers. Second, I personally feel that including Zhuge Liang is a failure. The talent collection is too easy. You, the young man like Jia Xu Shu, are basically invincible in the middle and late stages. The literary skills in the later stages are very average.

It's okay so far. The author's writing is good, but the development is a bit slow at the moment, but it's on the right track. I hope that the protagonist can come into contact with Cao Cao, Liu Bei, Sun Quan and other heroes as soon as possible.

IQ is online, outlook on life is normal, and writing is good [star][learned]

There are still relatively few people reading it, so I would like to give you a good review first. This book is indeed okay. There are some minor problems, but not many. Keep updating and be able to write results The main problem is that everyone has to ridicule the protagonist or look down on him. No matter how high his status is, Liu Qi is still a prominent figure. And no matter what, Liu Qi is Liu Biao's legitimate son. Liu will definitely support the protagonist's transformation. Why would he want his son to check and balance others?

I am an author [Thinking] Anyway, I just want to write an article that I like [Thinking]

Not bad. It's a rare product among tomatoes.

It feels pretty good! [Think]

Not bad, really good

It's worth a look, there's nothing toxic about it at the moment

Keep up the good work, the author writes wonderfully

Hahahahaha, it's beautiful. The author's writing is very good. The more I read, the more I like it [laughing][laughing]

Very good novel, please keep up the good work. I personally give this book 4 points. It is a good masterpiece on the subject of the Three Kingdoms, but it is not a mindless novel. There is not so much taken for granted, but I personally feel that there is a problem in the middle period. The war with Jiangdong in the middle period should have been the climax of the plot, especially when there was so much foreshadowing in the front, a series of battles of wits and courage with Cao Cao and Zhou Yu, but at this time I was thinking about the protagonist's counselors? Throughout the game, the protagonist is led by the nose. This is not a mindless story that does not allow the protagonist to lose, but the author has completely forgotten the role of so many counselors under his command. It feels like the protagonist is fighting alone. But this point changed later in the Bashu part. It can only be said that the middle part is flawed, but overall this work still has flaws. Looking forward to the author's future updates, come on, I'm still waiting to save up and continue reading.

It's very interesting, the plot is intertwined, and the author has put a lot of effort into it.

The author's characterization is delicate, and the protagonist is very immersive without a halo. It is worth reading.

So far, it seems to be well written

The author works hard and supports you

Very good book

Cow, cow, cow, cow

It's okay, not verbose

Good, good, good, good

It looks good. I love watching it. I will keep watching it.

It's okay, I've been watching it for a few hours now

I've heard of Pang Tong! Never heard of Wei Yan?

I've read five hundred chapters, and I haven't left Jingzhou yet. I don't think it's possible to unify Jingzhou without a thousand chapters.

So far, so good, no system, more logical

This is the first time I have seen such down-to-earth Sanguowen.