
Three Kingdoms: I’m the Local Emperor of Jiaozhou!
三国:我,交州土皇帝!
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- Completed
- Length
- 785k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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328Chapters
1.6kReads
7.2Score
112Shelves
467Listens
375.4kReads · all time
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Insert eyes Insert eyes Insert eyes I originally thought it was someone who could write the beginning of a journey that took many years, but it turned out that I was asking for the director's setting. What did he do? For a Zhao Yun? Or are you going to show off in various ways? Or are you exposing the details of your family? Don't other people in the province know that there is such a senior and powerful enemy? And your title is about farming! Even if you write about how to build a base, how to organize people to dig canals and roads, build bridges and factories, open colleges, expand territory, develop islands, and assimilate foreign races, it will be better than the pretentious and revealing plot of the protagonist going to seek Dong Dong!
The writing is very good and the storyline is vivid. This book gave me the feeling that the author has a strong ability to control language, and I admire the author's ability very much. It is meaningful, lively and not boring. The characters are well described and the storyline is just right. I have read a lot of Tomatoes, and few can compare with this book. The best part of this book is the confrontation between the protagonist and top figures such as Guo Jia, Xi Zhicai, Xun Yu, Zhuge Liang, Pang Tong, Zhou Yu, Lu Su, Xu Shu, etc. The collision of wits is the highlight of the excitement. If the author tied them all up, or recruited them, or used equipment to crush them by force, it would be useless. I don't know how the author handles the rest of the story.
The plot is smooth and the characters are well drawn.
I was deceived by the comments again. It was agreed that Gou would be the local emperor, but in the end he still participated in the plot.
The book is good, and the author also has ideas, but it's just not suitable for me. For me, who listens to books, this book belongs to the high-end. Other authors are not good at writing dialogues, and can only write water attributes, water names, or water interjections. This author is a master, he is so good at writing dialogues, and it makes my listening experience noisy like playing house. Come on, author, I will slip away~ I originally wanted to give it four stars, but I made a mistake~ I gave it all, just take it as an encouragement~
Beautiful Three Kingdoms
The routines written are in line with the objective reality, and the author has his own ideas. The war is about wealth and people, and the rootless losers, the clumsy development of one side is the last word. As for the speed of climbing the technology tree, this is indeed a bit ridiculous. Overall it deserves five stars👌
That is, using thermal energy to build large ships, you can directly develop the Japanese silver mines. You can buy land in Guangxi and Guangdong during the Taiping Dao rebellion. Then you can go out and buy the excess population of aristocratic families. You can also pay Dong Zhuo and Gongsun Zan to capture the refugees and foreigners. This only takes three years. The population can increase by 15 million. If you spend more money on your own development to encourage childbirth, the population can skyrocket to 40 million in just 10 years. With land and population, you can sit on a mountain and watch tigers fight. You can wait until the fight is almost over before taking action. Isn't that true? There are still Huns with a population of at least 6 million. You can even go to Japan and Korea to pull 500 people. It's better to have a female population in Korea. The entire country will be fine. There are also Jurchens and some ethnic minorities who can still raise 2 million. In this way, there will be 14 million. Even if you go to a county and pull 5 million, there will be no problem. The problem is that by adding the original population of 19 million and the original population of 28 million, it is easy to make up. As long as the second and third generations of assimilation can distinguish who is who, the population can easily exceed 50 million. In 200 years, there will be 150 million people. By then, all the sons can be divided and conquer the territory. No one can stop such a strong force.
It is rare to travel here in Jiaozhou. In fact, this place is very good. You can advance, attack, retreat or defend. The writing is good and the story structure is also very good. There is basically no nonsense. I look forward to the plot in the future.
It's very well written, why hasn't anyone read it? There are just too few chapters! Not enough