Three Kingdoms: The System Helps Me Conquer All, Starting as a Refugee

It's pretty good, but there is one thing that makes me feel helpless. It seems that the famous historical generals are useless when they are under the protagonist's command. They cannot keep up with the famous generals who are not under the protagonist's command. The military commanders and others who were not under the protagonist's command are very powerful, but once they join the protagonist's command, they are useless. There is no progress at all, and they are surpassed one by one by some generals who are not as good as themselves.

This book must be supported. The good thing is not just a simple read, but the overall layout is very stable, the historical framework, Gao Wu's military and political strategy, and the five elements of luck. These elements are blended together without being messy. Many wars and power changes have foreshadowing. It can be seen that the author is not just having fun for a while, but is seriously building a world of struggle for hegemony that becomes bigger and bigger with each writing. This is rare.

For the author, this book is not just an attempt to "post it and see the reaction", but a book that I really want to write seriously. The author is a novice, and the author does not shy away from this, so there will be some inexperience, loopholes, and sometimes mishandling. But the author is always learning and always changing. The author cherishes every serious opinion. Because someone is willing to point out the problem, it means that everyone is still willing to look at it and expect it to get better. I hope that in the end this book will not be finished by the author alone when he feels comfortable writing it, but that it can really be slowly polished into a work that everyone can read with immersion, enjoyment, and satisfaction. A newcomer will definitely go a little slower, but the author will try his best to keep writing forward. Thank you all for being willing to accompany the author until now, and I hope you can continue to accompany me in the future.

Recommended, the fighting scenes are very exciting, a bit like the myth of the Three Kingdoms. There is no delay in plotting or upgrading. I hope the author will update more and don't be a eunuch!

It's well written, I hope it can be continued

It looks pretty good so far

I really like this mythical version of the Three Kingdoms. It's not just about recruiting generals, but also about territory, trade routes, military formations, and luck. The layout is getting bigger and bigger. Five-star recommendation!

The oppression of the refugees at the beginning is well written, and the feeling of fighting a way out from the bottom later is very passionate. I hope the author will keep updating.

The background of the Three Kingdoms plus martial arts, luck, and military formations are very interesting. It has the flavor of historical hegemony and the excitement of fantasy upgrades. It is worth continuing to watch.

The protagonist Chen Ning is not invincible from the beginning, but relies on courage, ruthlessness and calculation to climb up. This kind of growth line is very exciting to watch and makes it very interesting to read.