Three Kingdoms: From Orphaned Refugee to Supreme Ruler

It's good to read. This is the only book that people can read without grabbing the original ssr and ss when they go to the Three Kingdoms. Basically, they all came from their own family (they were raised by themselves). The only one who used tricks was to get "Cai" (Cai is a woman). There is no "I know Zhuge, Zhang Fei, Jia, Guo and other SSR people are talented, so I will pick them up" The heroine has a small aura, knows people well and makes good use of them. The team she recruits are all talented people. They are talented people in all aspects. She is not a "traveler" who takes charge of all the chores, but recruits talented people to do them. Show weakness when your strength is weak, and be weak when you have some strength, and be strong when you are strong. The three kingdoms stand in a tripartite state, and they have to fight for their own survival. Show the enemy strength and make it difficult for the other three parties to move (if other countries are moved, they will be annexed and both sides will lose, and the gain will not be worth the loss) That's why I said it's not the heroine's aura but the plotting Well written, you can read it

The heroine is very strategic, has a long-term vision, is down-to-earth, and strives for her career step by step, consolidating her rule from many aspects. There are also many female characters in the article, including female generals, female businessmen, and female counselors. In troubled times, never forget to seek rights for women (reading, studying medicine). The most important thing is that the heroine does not disguise herself as a man, and the article also mentions the deeds of women who have been buried in history.

This is a rare article about the Three Kingdoms by a woman. I also learned about many outstanding women's stories that were covered up by men's history. I highly recommend it.

It's good-looking, unlike other similar articles that always attract Zhao Yun.

It is a story about a heroine without cp. It is not a traditional Three Kingdoms story (the progress is not fast), but it does not have much intersection with the Three Kingdoms. The male and female ratio of the supporting characters is quite balanced. The main reason is that the protagonist gradually strengthens his background. Now he is under Cao's command, but he also has a lot of power. The power is getting bigger and bigger, and the conflict with Cao is gradually expanding. It feels like he is not far from being independent. This article contains a lot of descriptions of practical matters. Farmers, traders, and military craftsmen are constantly developing. The heroine has no cheats and is advancing slowly. Her subordinates have their own tasks. There are no excessive conflicts. The protagonist's power is very small in the early stage. He basically compromises on the expropriation of the big forces (and then finds ways to increase revenue and reduce expenditure). Now that the power has grown, it starts to be a bit of a back-and-forth. However, one thing is that all the protagonist's subordinates are loyal and there is nothing wrong with them. However, this can also save you from watching all kinds of office struggles, which is personally acceptable. In fact, I saw that the progress in the early stages was so slow and I still wonder when I can become emperor at this speed, but the current plot progress has obviously accelerated a lot. Now the power development has begun to take off, and the direct confrontation with the Three Kingdoms is about to begin. Then the writing method often summarizes the plot in a few chapters at the end of the chapter, and then talks about laying the foundation for future development. It is quite frequent. I personally can accept this writing method, but I haven't seen it much before. What kind of genre is this? I have seen several books like this recently.

This is definitely a rare tomato chaff. The writing is excellent and has the legacy of history books. This is also the most stable and slow-moving heroine I have ever seen. She existed in the late Three Kingdoms, under the three-point pattern. She went from an orphan to the four poles of the world in 19 years. The plot is very exciting, the pace is not fast, but it is very real. The most difficult thing is that in the late Three Kingdoms period, famous people in history all had owners, and it was really not easy to build their own team from scratch.

Too few people have read it, but the author's writing is really good. I have never seen the kind of plot where the queen has to kneel down to her husband. Moreover, the male and female roles are arranged appropriately. It is not all women, nor all men. Everyone is working quietly in the position that suits them. I like the development of realistic articles in this way.

It's good-looking. It's not about traveling back in time and looking for famous generals like this. It's more in line with the people's view of history. It relies on the power of the people and has its own virtuous people to obey. It's not eager for quick success and quick gains. It slowly accumulates capital. Love people instead of the Holy Mother. It's good-looking.

A very excellent novel. The author has created a different heroine of the Three Kingdoms. It seems that she is likely to become the emperor at present, but it is different from the previous ones. This one takes every step step by step and explores different possibilities. It is very interesting. I didn't skip the chapter. I read it directly. The author is very good 👍 👍 👍

This article is the most realistic among the Three Kingdoms novels I read. The changes are subtle and silent, but you can still feel the heroine's control over the territory. And the time line traveled is very novel. Most of the previous ones were from the Eastern Han Dynasty, but this one goes directly to the Three Kingdoms period. There are many outstanding female characters, and there are no filters for historical figures. They rely on their own team to steadily upgrade. In the early days of Liu Banghan, there were so many talents in one county. Is it really true that Pei County has outstanding people? Many people just lack opportunities and an environment to grow.