Reborn in Chengdu: Chancellor, Take a Nap

I think there are not many people watching it probably because it's in the first person Sometimes some sentences are repeated, and some sentence patterns are also repeated. But the writing is quite good and the plot arrangement is very good, but the writing style may be a little lacking.

I have read many novels about Shu Han, but those authors like to write about conspiracies too much. They may think that toying with people's hearts is cunning, and to trick others is cleverness, but it makes people uncomfortable to read. Although this novel is written in the first person, the point of view of Zhuge Liang exchanging people's hearts for people's hearts is still quite comforting. The last novel I read was about the Shu Han Dynasty. When Meng Huo was captured seven times, Zhuge Liang sent someone to secretly contact Meng Huo's subordinates and promised him benefits to betray Meng Huo. But when he actually betrayed Meng Huo and helped capture Meng Huo, Zhuge Liang Liang killed the man in front of Meng Huo again, saying that he would not use a disloyal person. At that time, I got into a bad habit. Although I have not watched the Three Kingdoms, I feel that Zhuge Liang should not be such a dishonest and capricious person. The Seven Captures of Meng Huo in this book is very consistent with my imagination. Only by exchanging people's hearts for people's hearts can we gain real conviction, rather than relying on deception and toying with people's hearts.

A unique Three Kingdoms novel, not a cool novel, but real, historical control, and character creation are all very good. Tomato novels may not be very popular. I hope the author can keep writing and support good literature.

There is no exciting literary sense of pie-in-the-sky, no noise of systematic golden fingers making achievements, only an ordinary person's admiration and heartache for Kong Ming. The simple narrative is very peaceful, so peaceful that it resembles the daily life of the Prime Minister's Mansion in Chengdu more than 1,800 years ago.

The author's writing is good, but I was wondering why there is no such thing as in other novels, such as making alcohol to reduce military casualties, and making horseshoes, something as simple as everyone can do, to help the prime minister. I've read Chapter 50. The Prime Minister is dead. The book is called The Prime Minister Takes a Sleep, So You Didn't Change Your Life Against the Heavens. The Prime Minister is Still Dead. What's the Use of You? The Prime Minister is Dead. You might as well write a cool novel. The main character does not rely on the Prime Minister to turn the tide on his own. Unify Shu and Han, but what's the point? The Prime Minister is dead. I suggest you change the title of the book and ask me to inherit the Prime Minister's legacy and restore the Han Dynasty. Although your writing is okay, this is not what we want to read. The novel is better to be more enjoyable.

Great book! Look! Small boutique. I like this paragraph: Close the book and put it at the bottom of the drawer. The notes are still in the drawer. The top one is "On September 20th, the Prime Minister coughed up blood." I took it out and looked at it for a while. The paper is yellowed and the corners are curled, but the handwriting is still clear.

There are no cheats, no inexplicable modern lighting techniques, only real and detailed descriptions based on local conditions. I feel like you are that me. I look at the Prime Minister and help him. I just hope that he can live a few more years and be less tired.

The writing is really good. Although it is in the first person, the plot is fascinating and the characters are all well established. I hope the author will not stop updating.

It's so well written, so eloquently told, so quiet, so delicate, I read it so many times that I burst into tears without even realizing it.

The writing is good. Although it may be written by AI, I have to say that sometimes the advantage of AI is that it will not deviate from the outline.