Three Kingdoms************

The opening of the book "Three Kingdoms: Possessed by a Saint" is fast-paced, and the memory of the Saint collides with the modern thinking of the traveler to create a unique spark. The protagonist goes from being poor to recruiting Dian Wei and Guo Jia, developing science and technology, and building a strong army. The setting is solid and powerful. The writing is smooth, and the exciting points about famous historical generals returning one after another are dense. It not only retains the charm of the Three Kingdoms, but also gives it a new perspective. It is a refreshing novel about hegemony that makes people look forward to the subsequent development.

Personally, I think it's pretty good. It's quite casual. It's not invincible at the beginning. It develops slowly. It's quite casual.