Three Kingdoms: Four Sworn Brothers in the Peach Garden, Reviving the Great Han Three Times

It's very well written. It's the most comfortable one I've ever read. It doesn't miss many bad points. It's just that some storylines are a bit abstract, but it doesn't affect the main plot. There is a lot of thought and research into the plot. The protagonist's methods are a bit dark, but there is a bottom line. I didn't blindly make money by using future generations' technologies or changing policies. I considered whether the social system at that time would allow it. (Want to rebel? It's a good thing that you didn't treat the aristocratic family and the imperial court like sand.) Instead of being like a loser who can't walk when he meets a beautiful woman, he concentrates on his career. (This is the first time I saw that the number one on the must-eat list of the Three Kingdoms was not eaten by the protagonist. He was married to Liu Bei by Emperor Ling of Han Dynasty, and Princess Wannian was married to the protagonist. They used aristocratic families and clans to win over them respectively) There is no direct choice of a villain. Even Zhang Jiao is just a matter of stance. (Aristocratic family should be counted? But they are not killed with a single shot.) There is no stupid Qinghe who treats everyone like sand, and the description of human affairs is very realistic (in terms of IQ, if you can think of giving a bribe every time the eunuch comes to keep the credit and achieve the goal, you have passed the test) There is no mindless praising of aristocratic families or soliciting celebrities. We only accept people who can be accepted (even if we have already accepted them, we still consider their respective positions and interests, and there is no such thing as absolute loyalty) If the war is not won, everything will be fine, and the reactions of all parties in the court are very reasonable (without the Black Han Ling Emperor, I can still write about the imperial power that has been done) Maybe the writing style is not as good as those of the great masters, but the description of the characters is very reasonable, and there is no such brainless villain (the author likes to play Three Kingdoms very much, if you can give him good reviews, it will definitely make him prosper) [Sneaky smile] [Sneaky smile] The most important thing is that it writes the romantic atmosphere of Shu Han, without intrigues, and we can work together for a goal 😢

It's good to watch, and I really hope that a kind-hearted, unpedantic, true and righteous person like Liu Bei can have a good ending. He is an idealist who brings hope to people. The reality is cruel, but he has tried his best to do his best and has a clear conscience.

Yes, it is a good book, but it also has shortcomings. It is too smooth in the early stage, a bit like a cool novel, with a lot of small problems, but no major problems. Overall it is good. I don't know why the score is so low. According to the urinary properties of tomatoes, it should be 8.5 Instead of 9.

The reason for the good rating is that it is indeed boring, and this book does bring fun, but if I give it a real rating, it would actually be 3.5 Stars. Well, let's talk about the advantages first. It's really good. It's fun to write and it brings up some new ideas. But the shortcoming is the characterization aspect. Like Zhang Fei, when I wrote it in the beginning, I can see that it was a bit intelligent, but in the later part, I felt that it was written according to the New Three Kingdoms, and the fighting method was a bit both important and necessary. Although it was changed later, it is difficult to evaluate. Then the writing style is a bit like that of 22 and 23 years, and to be honest, it feels like it is actually a refreshing novel. There are no mistakes in how the protagonist designs and wins. I am currently seeing the rendezvous with Ma Teng. Let's see how it's written later. If the protagonist really continues to be this awesome, the rest of the counselors will no longer be necessary. I feel like there could be more of a thrilling process later on. And then, oh, yes, because you are writing about Shu Han, if you are writing about other Three Kingdoms fans, I would generally recommend writing from a multi-faceted perspective. It's not because the protagonist is here, so I will expand it and write it. In fact, one advantage of writing from multiple perspectives is that readers can also understand how strong the other party is and how strong it is? Then why can they lose, why can we win, and what is the difference in the deployment of troops? Of course, it might be a little more troublesome. Overall, it's actually pretty good, pretty good, and quite interesting. (By the way, there are also those who are asked to change the wording. Sometimes the author can see it by clicking on the author. If not, I feel that he just ignores it. There are also some things that he has changed, and you have to delete them and then reload them to show that he has changed them.)

How to say it? The characters of various characters in the Three Kingdoms are all different versions. For example, Liu Bei is a fusion of romance and history, Guan Yu's romance, Zhang Fei is a heavyweight, it is simply the new three Zhang Fei's takeaway romance, Zhang Fei's partial intelligence Jia Xu and Cheng Yu are even more important. He is a short video thunder hanging on the wall. Jia Xu and Cheng Yu, a fan of human flesh. The most outrageous thing is actually the design of civil servants. Why do senior civil servants in all Three Kingdoms novels have to deal with trivial matters and tire themselves to death?

It's very interesting and progresses very quickly, but it's not a mindless read, and it has some laughs, but it's just too few and not enough to watch! Looking forward to the follow-up! First give me a five-star review to encourage you!

In Tomato, this book is full of rare fodder. The protagonist, as the fourth sworn brother of Taoyuan San, planned a good place for Liu at the beginning, and finally got his wish of Sanxing Dahan. The plot is smoothly connected, and there are many jokes about the Three Kingdoms. There is not too much description of women, and it is more about fighting for hegemony. There is also warmth interspersed between the lines, and the writing is quite good. But sometimes it's not good if the memes are too dense. This slightly lowers the score. Also, what the author writes should be based on deduction, so don't get too hung up on the official history. Flaws aside, overall it's pretty good. Recommend!

It's delicious, and for me it's the best food. The early part of the book and Zhang Jiao's battles are quite impressive. The middle and later parts of the book are a bit more group portraits when it comes to recuperation and development, reflecting the simplicity of the characters from the perspective of small characters (Grandma Yan, Zao Gong, etc.). The last part of the book about making big men, Liu Xie, Liu Yu, and Bi Lan is also very well written, and there is also a god-level special performance by the author 🤭 All in all, this article ranks among the top three historical articles I have read. It does not describe too much about the emotions in the harem, but concentrates on shaping the image and friendship of the four protagonists, and occasionally adds some humor. It's very appetizing to me 👍

Where is this novel? This is clearly a monument to the times built with words! The author must be a literary master who lives in seclusion in the city. He used the simplest carving knife to carve out the soul of an entire generation. Reading this book is not like reading a story, but more like salvaging the accumulated memories in the long river of time. That sense of heaviness is not derived from rhetoric, but from profound observation and sincere expression of life. When I close the page, my heart is full, filled with a sincere emotion. This is indeed a good work worth savoring.

The writing is okay, and it's the most comfortable interpretation of the same story so far. I finished reading it in one go [sending my heart] [sending my heart] [sending my heart]