Zhuge Lao Si of the Three Kingdoms, My Brother Chases and Fights Him Every Day!

This book is very good, but I probably won't finish it. A brief review of this book from my personal perspective: Writing style: excellent Tempo: Easy Emotional line: reasonable but not a drag (delicate, the reading progress was in the middle to late stage when writing the review, the protagonist is not a stallion, and the cp should be Sun Shangxiang) Character: three-dimensional My personal favorite plot: Cao Ying's recruitment of disciples (more people tend to focus on ambition and conspiracy when presenting the image of Cao Pi, but in this book, the brotherhood between Cao Pi and Cao Zhi is beautiful, and the protagonist's inner struggle when faced with the question "Should I kill Cao Cao while others are in danger?" Is well reflected from the side) Narrative style: (According to my personal understanding, narrative style means the atmosphere and focus of the story) Differences from similar themes (The same type here refers to ##strategist) The same type of book is more Machiavellian, but this book can reflect the "gold content" of "Shuhan Kindergarten" and is more curative. Personal poisonous points, not for reference: I can't understand the scene where the protagonist sees the old tree on the street, and I don't understand whether the gray wolf tail is a metaphor or something, and then the protagonist suddenly asks whether the tree is also a time traveler being targeted (and then suddenly he feels very deep empathy, and the emotion is a bit difficult to change. In the previous part, he accepted the CP pastries and thought about the beautiful woman day and night). (Personal understanding) Originally, the protagonist should want to express the feeling that he is a time traveler and feels that there is no place for him in the world, right? It's possible that the author got to that point and didn't know how to turn around? (Personally, I feel like I haven't gotten out of that scene yet) Then looking at the transitional parts in the middle and later stages, I have always been used to the murderous themes of Three Kingdoms fan fiction, and I am not very interested in the slow-paced daily life. This book is very good. Although I am not one of the audience for this book, I still think this book deserves a relatively objective long review.

Personally, I feel that the overall atmosphere is relatively relaxed and funny, and the protagonist's tricks are very fun. The psychological descriptions and expressions of some characters are very delicate, and I felt that I was touched. Old Wei Tou's past, Cao Pi's longing for his brother, Cao Pi's transformation, Cao Pi and Cao Zhi's "reconciliation" between the brothers, it's so good... It's so good to watch, I look forward to the next plot [Sending Hearts]

Unique Three Kingdoms theme and a new narrative angle! The overall story is quite interesting. Although the story is short, it is very relaxing throughout. There is not much fighting and killing to peacefully unify the three kingdoms. The emotional scenes of different characters in the later period were also well portrayed. In the end, Zhuge Laosan still missed it, which I felt was a bit of a pity.

The pace of this book is a bit too fast for the Three Kingdoms theme, and the changes are a bit abrupt, but the writing is good and highly recommended.

The angle is Xinying, the content is relaxed, interesting, and super beautiful!