Three Kingdoms: He Was Kidnapped by Liu Guanzhang Just After Time Travel

Sun Shangxiang assassinated Liu Bei. The assassination failed and the protagonist was held hostage, but the protagonist actually treated her injuries. OK OK

This book is very good. There are almost no small poisonous spots. The most sinister thing that makes people quit is Sun Shangxiang. Introduce the paragraph about Sun Shangxiang. At first, when I read it, my blood pressure soared a bit, but later on, the author handled it well and gave a more reasonable explanation. You guessed it, most of their faces turned into little poisonous spots. Of course, the premise is that you can continue reading the next chapter. Instead of being directly persuaded to retreat by this poisonous point. Another thing I feel is that when Mi Zhen was taken in, the logic didn't make sense after careful consideration. The Mi family had already pressured Liu Bei, and instead of consolidating the relationship, they gave her to the protagonist. Let's talk about future earnings. Giving it to Liu Bei is definitely higher than giving it to the protagonist. That's all I've got so far, and overall this book is pretty good. It's a small piece of gold.

The plot seems okay, and the AI flavor is not particularly strong, but there are some parts that make people confused. They don't know whether it is an AI text or a copy-pasted text. For example, in Chapter 9, a twenty-one suddenly pops up, and it looks like it was copied from someone else's but not deleted. This sort of article title appears many times in the following text, and there are always some things that have not been mentioned before, such as this paragraph. Yun Fan glanced at him sideways and said with a playful smile: "It's all thanks to Ziyang's "living play" that was so flawless. If it were anyone else, how could Sun Quan believe it so true?" "Actor?" Liu Ye was startled for a moment, then understood and shook his head with a smile: "I don't dare to take it. If you really want to talk about it, you should be a military advisor." Where did this movie star come from? I searched forward for a long time. According to the context, I should understand that this term was mentioned above, but I couldn't find it. There is also a sentence where the protagonist suddenly calls himself an old man, and Sun Shangxiang suddenly has an old voice. It feels like the copied text has been modified with AI, but the AI ​​flavor is not particularly strong when reading it.

The description of the battlefield feels... The plot is still coherent and smooth, with many women, and Liu Bei is cut off (Liu Bei is 40 + Liang 15, although I haven't read the Three Kingdoms intensively, it still feels weird) However, it is still possible to pass the time with others

Wonderful, wonderful, this is where the flaws do not hide the virtues. The author uses the previous text that Mi Zhen is nineteen years old to show the readers that Mi Zhu brothers attach great importance to the unscrupulous people in Liu Bei, and then uses the latter fifteen years to show that Mi Zhen is actually young. Liu Bei is not worthy, but the protagonist is. Later, Mi Zhen disguises himself as a beggar and escapes by chance, and meets the protagonist by chance. , It happens that the protagonist wants to save, it happens that Mi Zhen is hungry, it happens that the protagonist has meat, eggs, oil, vegetables, rice and various seasonings from nowhere, and it happens that he can cook a unique delicacy that Mi Zhen has never seen before. Don't these coincidences confirm the protagonist's destiny? No matter what Mi Zhu saw in Liu Bei's unscrupulous person, he was betting that Mi Zhen would enter Liu Bei's harem and let himself have someone who could talk to Liu Bei's ears. The main character is really happy when he is happy, and this is the real fault that does not hide his flaws! Shennong, I love you so much [vomit][vomit][vomit]

Fortunately, it's quite beautiful. When I heard the group of people making trouble there, I thought I couldn't watch it. It seems that their requirements are too high. This one is a bit open, the protagonist himself is somewhat tactical, and the strategy is simply wonderful! Very cool. Dabaobei has never fought such a happy battle, I really cried! There are many errors and omissions, and the code is garbled, but the story is clearly written, the plot progresses well, and the pace is great! Dabaobei really won!

I have basically read the latest chapter. I have resisted all the poisonous points mentioned by others before, but when it comes to Yuji, I really can't bear it. I don't really like the concept of destiny stars (I prefer the setting of fighting for stars). I also gave the protagonist a killing wolf destiny, and then the protagonist's wife didn't say anything about it, and she defeated me directly with three consecutive attacks.

This is really different from ordinary Three Kingdoms novels, too high. Although it is still suspected of being a cool novel, each strategy is explained clearly. These alone are a good Three Kingdoms novel. The most important thing is the imagination and plot. The appearance of hundreds of descendants later makes people feel more and more exciting. I just feel that it is not enough. It is only more than 400,000 words. I have read most of it now.

Although book friends say it is an AI article, this is really good. The plot is smooth and the content is rich. It is much better than many chronicle works. It is considered to be top-notch in Tomato.

It's not bad, but the description of the war is a bit awkward. From deploying troops to decisive victory, it only takes a few days [face covering]

If the protagonist is about to die. How touching would it be to talk to Liu Bei about revealing his identity and saying that he came from later generations? Author, you can do it. Think about it.

Your AI writing is not bad, it is a relatively good AI article, but many places still need to be streamlined, and some AI flaws are too serious.

It's great to be the emperor. From the refugee to the emperor, all the kings witnessed it. Although the plot is a little exaggerated, it is not deviant from common sense. To be honest, I was really surprised that Liu Bei died. There are not many books that I have actively rated. This one is one of them. It is exciting. Come on.

This is well written. It's okay to hang up. Predict the weather. And dangerous intuitions. And winning rate. Very well written

It's generally good to watch. There are a few moments in the dialogue where the protagonist refers to himself as an old man, but there's no explanation why. It's a bit abrupt ~ but overall it's good, food!

I have only read the first few dozen chapters, but it is most likely an AI article.

Very good looking, 7 points is low

Well written, five-star praise

Okay, very nice

It's a pretty good novel, but why doesn't the author correct the mistakes in it?

It's him, it's him, it's him, our little Nezha

At present, it seems that there are quite a few minor issues that I hope will be corrected.

It's quite interesting, but I don't know what it will be like when Zhuge Kongming appears.

Excellent historical novels

The AI ​​article is very well written. The protagonist has a very charming personality and is based on IQ and strategy. I recommend it.

A pretty good book worth reading

It's very interesting to watch. I highly recommend it. The protagonist plans his way forward step by step.

It's very cool to look at. This kind of work is very comfortable without leaving any trace, and it looks good in other aspects. It has great potential.

It's a bit flawed, and the writing is rather idealistic, but there are so many good things! Full marks

I'm afraid this book is a bit old.