The Beginning of the Parallel Three Kingdoms: the Four Sworn Brothers in Taoyuan

It's okay. It's an enhanced epic version of Liu Bei. It doesn't follow the old path of romance. I've read a book called The Four Brothers in the Peach Garden before, but it couldn't find its own way and always resorted to romance plots, which ended up being a lot of poison. It's okay if you can write your own routine.

The writing is very good, but when traveling through ancient times, you must understand that when you strive to be an emperor, your life will always be in the hands of others, and your descendants will not be safe. If you want to be more stable, the poor must be subject to jurisdiction and do business. If you have no power and money, you cannot keep it, and the generals have military power. They are easy to be suspected and become an official. If you create some systems that are not in line with the current situation, you will be attacked by the big families. You are all afraid. Except being an emperor can provide you with more stability and future generations will be more stable, so you strive to be the emperor.

It's okay. The protagonist's character is very good, and he doesn't spend too much time describing irrelevant things. The heroine is also mentioned in one stroke, without messy redundant descriptions. It's very good. Even if Xiao Qiao later becomes the protagonist's concubine, he doesn't describe it too much, or even just mentions it. This improves the impression. The most important thing is the kind of description the protagonist speaks in other people's mouths. It's very touching and refreshing.

It's pretty good, at least he's not an idiot. The protagonist won't do anything in one step. If he doesn't follow the development, he will only make big mistakes. The protagonist develops slowly. Not trying to get it right in one step is the wisest choice.

It's pretty good. The author's writing is sophisticated and the things the protagonist comes up with are quite reasonable. It doesn't seem to be poisonous at the moment. It's more than just food and grass.

This book is simply amazing! Especially in the decisive battle, Emperor Huang Tian defeated Godzilla for thousands of rounds until the world collapsed. But Brother Dao was so unfaithful that he sent a big-breasted dragon to freeze Shao Yu in the toilet. Song Jiang looked stupid on the spot and muttered to himself: "The sky and the earth are dark and yellow, and the universe is primitive." The overall plot is full of ups and downs, with foreshadowing nested layer by layer, like an infinite dungeon, with clues hidden everywhere that are terrifying to think about. The most impressive part is when Xiao Yan rides a mechanical goblin and Optimus Prime and drifts and races on the Nantianmen Mountain Road. However, Teacher Saitama's combat power is really beyond the standard. Fortunately, Uchiha Madara used the Rinnebana Prison to block Thanos's Infinity Stones' blow, otherwise everyone would be wiped out directly. What I love most is the sentence Tang San said to the abyss dragon: "Stop being so arrogant, Blue Silver Coil! Blue Silver Coil! Resurrect my Spring and Autumn Cicada!" Super Blue Silver Pole Vault ~ perfectly depicts Tang San's anger after witnessing the Dragon Clan destroying Poseidon Island. All in all, this book has a mind-boggling imagination, an unconstrained setting, a grand battlefield comparable to an epic blockbuster, and the characters are vividly created!

Make up your evaluation. Daily reading is not about researching the party and making progress with confidence. The protagonist is basically not frustrated, half-hearted, and not brainless.

I was really excited when I saw Liu Cao joining forces. This is the first book I have read where Liu and Cao team up. Just give this 10 stars, I think it's okay.

Okay, it looks good, but it's too little. Maybe I read it too quickly.

Very beautiful, very few beautiful ones

After reading it for so long, I realized that this book now only has a score of seven. To be honest, this book is really comfortable to read and well written.

Well written and consistent with common sense

It's very beautiful, why is the rating so low?

When Cao and Liu joined forces, I was actually quite excited. It was indeed the first time that it was quite novel. Does the author want to write a side story about what future generations will say?

Fine. . . You can take a look, it depends on your personal preference.

The characterization and storyline are both very good. So far, Chapter 71 has nothing sinister about it. Now I have caught up with the rest. This Three Kingdoms fanfic can be said to be different from others. The angle is very novel and the writing is very good. However, it seems that there is not much traffic. It has more than 500,000 words and only has so few comments.

Recommend very nice

I think it's better to keep it simple. There are only a few people who come and go in the Three Kingdoms. I've seen them all no matter how outrageous they are, so there's nothing strange about them. Come on, goodbye and good luck

It makes people feel that the Han Dynasty was governed like modern times

It looks great, but don't finish it. I have to write 1,000,000+ words no matter what.

Cao Liu joins forces, such a rare plot, so touching!

Cool! And it's well-founded and well-organized! Moreover, the author's creativity is very good. Except for the theme of the late Eastern Han Dynasty, which has not changed, everything else is basically the author's creativity [Like]

It's pretty good, I hope it doesn't end badly

Okay, okay, pretty good already

It depends on the individual, I think it's pretty good anyway.

Hurry up, I've finished the product, waiting for the update

It's pretty good, I don't know why the rating is so low

A well-written and well-written article, mainly about fighting for hegemony, with not many female roles.

This work is actually well written, but I don't understand why the score is so low.

Okay, okay, it looks comfortable and is a good way to pass the time.