Three Kingdoms: My Father Zhang Yide, My Teacher Zhuge Zhao Yun

This book looks pretty good, especially when it describes how Lu Bu fights Sun Wukong for hundreds of rounds for Diao Chan, but Xue Baochai is really too strong. If it weren't for Nuoshou's outer ring + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M4 six times strafing would kill him. Apart from that, I prefer Zhuge Liang's Huaguo A sentence said by 108 Monkeys in the Mountain: "Young man, don't show off your arrogance in front of your Brother Liang", which shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkey beating him to death with three sticks. All in all, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, many foreshadowings, the fighting scenes are immersive, and the character description is very good! One more thing is to update as soon as possible! ! !

At present, it seems that the writing has the potential to be above 9 points, and the perspective is very novel, starting from children. And the cheating is really not a big deal. It can be said that there is not much cheating at present. It all relies on IQ and memory to provide planning. And I really like the image of Zhuge Liang created in this book! ! The younger version of the Prime Minister is good, strategizing and occasionally has a bit of evil taste. Although not much has been written, it can be seen that it is a harem route, with Concubine Zhou, Guan Yinping, and probably more to come. The only drawback is that the word count is too small, so I read it in a while. I hope the author will update 10086 chapters a day [laughing]

This is the second most perfect novel among the Three Kingdoms novels I have read. It is absolutely top-notch in terms of detailed descriptions, characterizations, plots, and descriptions of battle situations. Unlike some other Three Kingdoms novels, which do not understand the terrain at all, there are no faults except that the time progress is a little bit fast.

It's pretty good. I've read so many novels on Tomato, but I can still read this one. The male protagonist is not the kind of brainless and cool guy. I don't know why the deuce is so low. It's pretty good. Come on, author, persistence is victory.

There's nothing wrong with it. The protagonist has been lustful since childhood [laughing] It's pretty good. There's basically no downside to it. It still looks pretty good. It's just that it can be replaced faster. ᥬ🌚᭄

To be honest, I really like this book. From the perspective of Zhang Fei's second son, he uses the power of Weibo to gently incite the wings of butterflies. He is not a god and cannot win every battle in the Three Kingdoms where advisers and generals are everywhere. However, he also tries his best to protect the foundation of Shu Han. I feel that the original intention is just to protect the people around him, but every step is not easy. I hope the author will not finish the work. This perspective is quite rare.

What a pity, the first part is good, the second part is good, but the part about entering Wu is almost boring. I understand that the author wants the protagonist to grow up, but I always feel that the behavioral logic and character are not very compatible. Of course, it may be because of jealous dumplings to marry another wife... The second part is very exciting.

It's pretty good. It ranks among the top five among the Three Kingdoms novels I've read.

It's such a good book, and the feelings are so sincere. I don't know why the rating is so low.

It's really well written, you don't have to look at the ratings, you can accept minor bugs, the characters are flesh and blood, some small details are better, and the plot doesn't drag on.

The writing is very good, the writing style is very delicate, and the plot advances in an orderly manner. It is a rare masterpiece. I hope the author can stick to it. I am very much looking forward to accompanying the author through the entire process of this book!

Generally speaking, it looks good, the plot is smooth, the places that should be written are mentioned in one stroke without too much explanation, the plot progresses normally and coherently, the characters are very good, Xiaobai urged me to update more.

Very good, but why are there no descriptions of the generals' battles? Um in this aspect um, almost none or very little.

Dear author, would you like to ask Huang Wei if he has accepted it?

: Wonderfully written and beautiful

Good, good, good, good

It looks pretty good so far

Really good-looking, guys

I think it's at least 6.8 Points, which is a base of 8 points based on the Pomodoro level.

Finished with flowers. Come on, author

Not bad, pretty good-looking

After reading it, the logic is very rigorous and the writing is great. Should he develop into a powerful minister or Liu Bei be willing to delegate power?

It's pretty good. It's not ugly and basically reasonable.

The character design is relatively restored, the details are relatively exquisite, and the protagonist's growth is relatively solid. It can be regarded as a very good Three Kingdoms novel.

Very good, why the low score? The characters, background, and personality are all written out, and the connection is OK.

The writing style is very suitable to my taste, and the article contains many strategies, such as how to lure the snake out of the cave. Overall, it is a perfect score.

It's good and worth a look, but someone is maliciously trying to lower the rating here. It should currently have the potential to be 8:7. The only shortcoming is that the update is slow. There are a few pictures with a few typos. There is no hope of getting a weapon for the protagonist. Now I have seen 129 pictures. It seems that except Zhao Yun who gave a sword, there seems to be no left. I can give some suggestions to the author. Since it is a three-made big man, it has been unified and completed. What can I fight? Why don't these places in the Western Regions be like other places that are too outrageous and just hit Europe? The best thing is that the protagonist has this kind of military power. This preliminary identification is not to say that it is comparable to Zhao Yun, Zhang Fei and Guan Yu. After all, there are still two true successors of the Five Tigers. I think it should be considered a second-rate military general. After all, the protagonist is only 16. There should be another rise after 17. This is a personal suggestion. It depends on how the author writes it.

The writing at the back is particularly good

It's quite interesting to write

The subject matter is novel and not brainless