The Red Star Shines in the Late Han Dynasty

I watched it while dancing! Watch it while jumping! Watch it while jumping! It's pretty good, although I don't really like the various psychological constructions of the protagonist at the beginning, looking for reasons to convince myself to meet Liu Bei, but fortunately I skipped it. The protagonist is showing off at the beginning, but I think the protagonist will use knowledge to improve the living environment, and the overall people's hearts will also move towards the protagonist. Because the benefits given by the protagonist can be seen and felt, the protagonist has the strength to fight. Moreover, the protagonist is a local powerful person, so it is not that he is afraid of him when he encounters him. This can only mean that it is a psychological effect. I personally feel that the protagonist's army is quite good. Secondly, although it is not explained what the protagonist has done to the local area, he should be doing it to popularize arithmetic and literacy. Otherwise, how can he prove that his theory is correct. Those who purely use feudal ideas can only prove that they are wrong. Just like mathematical falsification is very simple, how to prove it is right can only be done through practice. Practice is the only criterion for testing truth.

Remarks after viewing. Although there are many flaws, there are more repetitions. But it can be seen that the author has also worked very hard to improve his writing skills and make the story exciting. This is worthy of praise. I watched it all night, and it was still very good. The story should not be mentioned in one stroke. This is a relatively big flaw. I don't know where Huang Yueying came from. It's strange that it was shoehorned in without explanation. What is more interesting is the part of climbing the mountain and the part of being welcomed by the people. All in all, excluding the unnecessary ones, this book is still quite good and suitable for those with a lot of patience. I hope the author will update more, polish it, and tell a story well, which is the greatest support for Red Star. Come on

I give 5 stars not because this book is excellent, but because I want you to see it It's very good, at least it's like gold mining in Tomato. It's a little too mediocre in the middle, but according to this rhythm, it's stable at 8.5 And there's no problem. I've watched it several times since, but there's no highlight. In summary, if you have some reading experience, you can read the first part. It is not recommended to read the middle and later parts. If it is a pity, I really hope the author will re-write this book.

After reading it, I thought of the sentence "Learn Him, Become Him, and Surpass Him." This road is full of challenges and obstacles. Although it is a novel, it allowed me to see a glimpse of the original. I am a mediocre person and can only express myself in weak ways.

The story is okay, just don't be too deliberate and don't be too repetitive, it will make people lose their favor.

The writing is really excellent, especially when playing chess with Zhuge Liang.

Very good, the author updates the book very quickly. Except for Liu Bei's part which is too cumbersome, it is still very interesting. Another thing is that I only found out that this is a female author after reading Chapter 140, which broke my stereotype of the author [Like][Like][Like]

It's okay, bro, but this is a male video, so there should be less repetitive writing of emotions. It should be more detailed, pragmatic, and express the true spirit.

It's very good. It's very interesting after the debate. That debate is also very good. I really push forward to watch it.

Why does it feel like there is a heavy chapter! Chapter 174, more than 20 chapters heavier

Not bad, very pretty

The knowledge reserve is quite comprehensive, but the article is overused.

Nothing but good looks

I can write roughly, no problem, but it's not detailed enough.

I cried when I read this book. The first few dozen pictures were a bit slow, but when I read the back, I really felt how much our ancestors sacrificed for New China to have the peace and stability we have now.