Corpse Soldier in a Chaotic Age: Devouring Hua Xiong from the Start

The writing in this book is really good, and the various characters' designs are not too crooked. Although the protagonist's design is good, it's not uncomfortable to watch, but it's just too frustrating. The golden finger is really weak. I don't recommend it to those who want to read enjoyable stories. If you can accept this, I highly recommend it. It's a good way to pass the time.

The writing is really good and the storyline is logical. There are some minor flaws that are not worth mentioning. I am looking forward to seeing how the protagonist governs the fiefdom and how to deal with class conflicts among aristocratic families.

I have read a lot of mindless nonsense articles before, but this book gave me the feeling that I was finally able to eat fine chaff again! The author's writing is very good, the logic is clear, and the timeline is reasonable! The plot doesn't drag on, and the word count doesn't count! A very good novel about the Three Kingdoms. It is very similar to a game I played before called Legend of Heroes in Three Kingdoms. It feels very immersive!

I didn't plan to read the novel at first, and after reading Qin Li and Shao Song, I didn't get into the historical time travel novel. Last night, I clicked in with the mentality of casual reading. I saw this book and read a few pages carefully. I found that the author's writing skills are good. He has written a historical novel that is thick and has the refreshing feeling of a time travel novel. This kind of light and refreshing feeling is really good, the framework is reasonable, and there are no inconsistencies in settings. It seems It's still very good. I read it all night without sleeping and finished it, but I found that the author seems to have written a little too fast. The protagonist is already at the top of the battle force, and he immediately started fighting with Cao Cao. There are already more than 200 pictures, and it feels like it will be finished in 500 or 600 pictures [crying]. I hope the author writes more slowly, and writes more about the harem, and interesting conversations with historical figures of the Three Kingdoms. I hope the author gets better and better [Love]

Don't be misled by the vulgar name, it's actually very interesting. The author cleverly embeds the protagonist into the story of actors from the Three Kingdoms. Like Jin Yong's martial arts novels, the protagonist's story often has a grand historical background. I can't tell whether it's the inertia of history or the protagonist's disturbance. It's very natural, smooth, and super beautiful.

The writing style is very useful, and many ancient texts are quoted. The plot is coherent and not draggy. It is about the main character killing someone or seeing a dead person, and a memory fragment will be generated in his body. After receiving it, he can obtain their physical memory, etc. I hope it won't break down later.

Generally speaking, the writing is quite good, and the writing style is acceptable. It has the weight of a historical novel. It's just that the shaping of the protagonist's personality is relatively average. Especially in the description of the beauty trap, the personality of the protagonist collapses quite outrageously, which lowers the quality of the entire book. But on an application like Tomato, it's quite good to see novels like this. I hope the author can work hard!

The logic of historical figures is fully demonstrated, and the author is relatively restrained in describing cheating. I have been pursuing it for a while, and I will continue to pursue it. Unfortunately, I have limited financial resources, so I can only support it with a five-star rating. I hope I can continue to pursue it, come on.

The author's conception is very good, and it fits the characters in the Three Kingdoms very well. The words used are more suitable for the exchanges and conversations at that time. Although he is a time traveler, the things he created in ancient times are reasonable and logical. I feel that the writing is really good.

It is a carefully written story, and even the writing style is very consistent with the original work. This is worthy of five stars. And the story writing itself is not bad either. After about ten chapters, I feel really good. Respecting the original work too much will lead to literary youth, and literary youth will pursue authenticity excessively and abuse the author. There are also signs of literary youth in this book, such as the gift of Diao Chan in pursuit of rationality. Fortunately, there were big changes later. Later, in order to pursue reasonableness, he deliberately suppressed the main player. For example, there was killing and cheating, but it stayed in a corner for two or three years and did not improve. For example, by promoting the charm and luck of Liu Bei and others, they cheat others in disguise, so that their combat power remains stable. There is also a typical literary youth with a moral obsession, who proudly claims that he will not accept anyone who has been a gangster as his subordinate. As a result, the principle of expanding the population was abandoned, and later he raised an army to serve as bandits to retaliate and plunder everywhere. He even ran a newspaper to praise the bandit Gan Ning for the development of the navy, and even called the bandit a hero. Li Gua evolved from killing, but in the 50th or 60th chapter, it started to turn into farming to support the family. The article is written with intention, but the hope is that it will continue to weaken.