Three Kingdoms: In Cao Wei, Employee No. 001

This book is really good, especially the story about Lu Bu fighting for Diao Chan and Sun Wukong. Hundreds of people gathered together in the battle, but Xue Baochai was really too strong. If it weren't for Nuo Shou's outer ring + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M4 six times strafing would have killed him, but I was more concerned about Zhuge Liang's 108 monkeys in Huaguo Mountain. Zi's words, "Young man, you are proud, don't show off in front of your brother Liang", showing Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkey beating him to death with three sticks. Luffy and Ultraman fought against each other for the sake of Rem, and the whole episode was full of light. But Pikachu's skin is indeed too thick. If Yasuo hadn't blocked the 100,000 volts with a wind wall, and then followed it with a steel-cutting flash, this wave of turtle Qigong would have been interrupted. But I care more about Lin Daiyu's words to the Avengers: "Brother Baoyu, are these weirdos wearing leather jackets here to rob the Grand View Garden?" It shows that Lin Daiyu is unable to get down from Iron Man flying in the sky. All in all, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, and many foreshadowings. The fighting scenes feel like you are there, and the character descriptions are also very good. ~ Meow

The high-scoring Cao Weiwen not only highlights the role of the protagonist, but also does not cover up the brilliance of the historical figure itself. It is more complementary to each other. The most important thing is that the possibility of the unification of Cao Cao's domineering king, Dao and benevolence remains, instead of continuing to become the cold-blooded hero who massacred Xuzhou in history.

I'm not saying that the more you write, the better. Join the ruminative series. A quarter of the way through, I felt that Ignoring 1% was really well written. Halfway through, I couldn't stop at all. Three-quarters of the way through, I felt melancholy and worried. At the end, I felt sighing and happy. Once again, reading novels means that after reading a good novel, you will have a lingering aftertaste, and you will not be in the mood to start the next one immediately. The relationship between the protagonist and Cao Cao progresses step by step, and they are so affectionate and righteous that they are moved to tears. The relationship with friends such as Guo Jiaxunyu is also very touching. The image of the protagonist is also very full. Alas, I just can't get enough of it [crying] [crying]

7.5 Points, slightly lower, but not too close. The plot is arranged smoothly and reasonably. There are no major poisonous points, and there are no deliberate characterizations or other plots that would make it awkward to read. The author handles the entire main line, character changes, etc. Very smoothly. It's good that it hasn't directly developed technology that is ahead of its time. It's a pity that it didn't write anything new, and the other non-protagonist supporting characters didn't have any highlights either. It is indeed qualified, but unfortunately there is no special memory point.

Historical literature, interesting writing style is also good. I am a fan of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". The writing style is borrowed from the comments in the review: I feel like I am not reading a book, but like a drunk brother, holding my shoulders and telling me stories vividly [I learned it] I read it in one go, and I haven't seen any surprises so far, but I'm still looking for it! The author will update quickly!

It's well written and the author is so interesting. Male channel brotherhood? It's kind of interesting. I don't want a female protagonist. If there is a female protagonist, the main character's body will be too weak. I'll do it while taking medicine [shy]

It's very good-looking, and all the people in it have very distinct personalities, and the author will also include pictures to let us see the distribution of power in different periods. Moreover, the author is very good at writing about brotherhood (gaygay), and the straight men will not be too light or too heavy. I really like the atmosphere between Cao Cao and the protagonist, it's very warm. Besides, the emotional line of the protagonist is very well written (because it is not written at all) and it completely serves the protagonist. In some novels, as soon as the emotional line is written, a long paragraph is given to the protagonist and it is unsightly if it is not separated from the main line. Moreover, the author's descriptions of some plots are detailed and appropriate, and the perspective always revolves around the protagonist.

! ! ! Summary: A different kind of historical time travel article, very worth reading. Very good, old rules, let's talk about the shortcomings first: Huge, unbearable shortcomings: ! ! ! Poor writing, lagging, and frequent dramas. Common ones include: "Like the author..." "Like a reader..." "You know..." Very affects the sense of immersion ! Slight disadvantages The female protagonist has few roles, and her character is three-dimensional but not vivid (the introduction says it, so it's not a big flaw) The renderings of masters and apprentices, camp atmosphere, war plots, and the weight of history are limited by the writing style. The expressions are not good or strong, and there are no very deep memory points. It is at a level where it is easy to forget what this book is if you don't read it for a while. The ending is a bit sloppy and rushed. After talking about the shortcomings, let's talk about the advantages. ! ! ! Huge, main recommended advantages worth seeing: 1. In the whole series of emotions, the author is good at writing "sadness". Whether it is the death of the play Zhicai or the protagonist himself, it is completely beyond the author's common writing style. The memory points are profound, the emotional rendering is very, very strong, and the sense of substitution is very strong. 2. The relationship between the three mainstream families is handled well, without any embarrassment or bragging, and the appreciation of the heroes of each camp and the plot are retained. Although the limitation of writing style and length causes most celebrities to be flashed by, overall, it gives all major camps a "novel-reasonable" beginning and end. This is very appreciated. 3. Although it has a "Cao Xuande" tendency, it also retains Cao Cao's complex side in part of the content, and does not copy the emperor's uncle's character without thinking. 4. The protagonist is unassuming, as gentle as a jade, and has a lovable personality; he works hard and manages both politics and people, but it lacks the excitement of time-travel invention. Summary: A historical time travel article worth reading. Final personal advice: 1. Throw away the "digression", it's too dramatic 2. Strengthen love, interpersonal emotional drama or compress emotional drama, strengthen war, invention or other aspects to highlight the drama, otherwise it will be as dull as drinking water. 3. Even if you still write about "sadness", please add more scenes. Chapter 500 only has the "sadness" of the protagonist in the play, which is slightly less. 4. Personal factors: I don't like to double wear I will continue to read the following books, thank the author for this good book.

Good looking! The characterizations are all perfect! While being serious, it also has some fun and lively atmosphere from time to time. The current update does not include the male protagonist and no concubines (my personal taste is that the male protagonist remains a widow and always enjoys it). The big words are great! [Adoration]

There is almost no major fault with this book. First, the writing is smooth, with half-literary and half-white phrasing mixed with dense modern memes, making the reading experience very comfortable. Novels with an ancient setting are not better at restoring the wording and sentences of that era, but rather taking into account the reading habits of modern people, and appropriately reflecting the characteristics of the dynasty on this basis. I think the author has done an excellent job in this regard. Secondly, the plot rhythm is detailed and tight, and all descriptions serve the plot. It is not too tense and has climaxes, and it does not bore people with lengthy and cumbersome battlefield descriptions. Thirdly, it is in line with my personal preferences. Yes, I am just a sideshow who loves to watch beautiful, strong, miserable, sick, weak and highly intelligent male protagonists [laughs evilly]. Finally, I don't know much about the history of the Three Kingdoms. I have never read Romance of the Three Kingdoms, only a certain version of the Three Kingdoms, and I have not read all of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Therefore, I do not have a firm understanding of certain characters and certain historical facts, and naturally it will not affect the perception when this knowledge conflicts with the author's setting. In short, this book is very suitable to my taste. As long as there are no mistakes later, I personally think that this book is guaranteed to be 9 points, and 9.5 Is not impossible. Like!