Three Kingdoms: the System Was Captured by the Shanyue People at the Beginning

At the beginning, there were mountains of prisoners, kidnapped the famous Jiangdong general Cheng Pu, and fought against the little overlord Sun Quan! While others are still worrying about a few stones of food, the protagonist Nie Hao has activated the [Jackdaw System], rubbed the gunpowder "Zhentian Lei" with his hands, and used super-era weapons to carry out a dimensionality reduction attack on Sun Jun! Goldfinger is not brainless. He builds, farms, and joins forces step by step, leading the despised Shanyue tribe to counterattack. The author is a master at controlling rhythm. From life and death crises to the legendary mission "Taoyuan Betrothal", each chapter has a new climax, and the excitement is so dense that you can't stop at all! It has both hard-core technology crushing and passionate brotherhood. It is a must-see masterpiece of the year and you will definitely not lose money if you invest in it!

This book can be called the annual trip through the Three Kingdoms! The protagonist travels through mountains and captures prisoners, kidnaps Cheng Pu, and confronts Sun Quan. The climax is at the beginning. Goldfinger's "Jackdaw System" is not brainless. It uses hand-made gunpowder and repeating crossbows, and uses modern technology to carry out dimensionality reduction attacks on Jiangdong's elite. The author has strong writing skills, which not only has the excitement of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, but also has the epic sense of leading the Shanyue tribe to counterattack and grow. The battle of wits and exciting points are intensive, and the pace is so fast that it can fly. There is no peeing throughout the whole process, and every chapter is full of hooks, making it impossible to stop! A must-see of the year, highly recommended

This novel about the Three Kingdoms has a fast pace and a novel setting. The character creation is remarkable. Nie Hao is calm and resourceful, showing leadership qualities from planning the development of forces to training on the school field. Although Liu Guan and Zhang are not much mentioned, they have restored their respective characteristics. The details such as soldier training and resource allocation are solidly described, which not only reflects the difficulty of surviving in troubled times, but also shows the hope of growing power. System rewards are naturally combined with plot advancement, and settings such as possessed cards add to the excitement, making people look forward to the subsequent rise of the Blackstone Army in troubled times.

This perspective of writing is still relatively new, and the system is not outrageous. There is no invincibility right from the start.