I Am the Son of Heaven at the End of Han, Why Should I Fear the Warlords?

I have watched it since last night. The first part is very interesting, but there is a problem in the second part. It is confusing and there are too many protagonists. When I read the first part, I thought it was Liu Bian, the reborn Liu Xie, the time traveler, and a three-party struggle for hegemony. Later, it suddenly turned into the emperors of the past dynasties and the natives of the Three Kingdoms competing for territory. Maybe the competition for the territory will become a multi-party struggle for hegemony. It can be seen that the author wanted to write a grand scene. However, Liu Xie was sidelined after his rebirth and there was no role. The point of being reborn was not used, and there were very few roles as a time traveler, just an introduction. When Shao introduces who is revealed, I feel that they are just tool men. The powerful commanders who are revealed are very sudden. They appear suddenly during battles. There are too many lords. After reading, I can't remember which powerful general is with which lord. It lacks a sense of satisfaction. If possible, I hope there can be a map to mark the location of each lord and the generals under his command, so that it will be clearer when reading. The author's writing is very good, you can read it and feel the world. I hope the author can keep writing, come on!

In fact, it's not bad, but one thing I can't tolerate is that the five dimensions of the characters in the Three Kingdoms are too high. I think many of the emperors and generals of the Great Unification are not as strong as them. This is unreasonable. The characters of the Three Kingdoms are all very strong, but if you talk about luck or other things in the Great Unification, they can't be stronger than the founders of the Ming, Han, and Tang Dynasties.

It's okay as a game-type story and worth reading. Even many of the monarch's subordinates are still the same subordinates, and they carry too many of them. There are few protagonists from other dynasties, and the top talents of the Three Kingdoms are still a little behind in the whole history.

It looks good, but I don't know if I can keep writing it. And I am looking forward to the battle between the various monarchs in the future.

I've read Chapter 26, and it seems to be okay. It's well written. I personally think it's quite interesting.

When was the character summoned? It's a bit strange that you wrote the time traveler as the boss but didn't let him appear.

Yes, there are not a lot of famous generals at the beginning like other stories. I hope I can stick to it.

The first book I read seems to be Call of the Three Kingdoms. This is another perspective. It's quite beautiful (✪▽✪), except for the slight flaws in the wording sometimes.

The author writes well and is very innovative. I support you.

It's really good to watch, but the military war is not well written. I recommend watching "The Summons of the Three Kingdoms"