People Were in the Middle Ages: but the System Was in the Late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms?

It's quite good to watch, and the Eastern Han Dynasty plot is well integrated into it. Very nice. No, Chapter 152 is too bad. The protagonist has so many attribute-added equipment and a bunch of bugs. He has been killing so many people in the Three Kingdoms world for so many years, and he has fighting spirit and martial arts skills. If you want to fight someone who has no fighting spirit, you might as well take advantage of the other person's drunkenness to make a surprise attack, but you won't be able to beat him. . . If you can't fight head-on, you can kill them with a sneak attack, but you end up dragging them here for a long time, and the sound of fighting attracts all the nobles. They forcefully stop the fight. How long did you fight? Why didn't Jimmy kill someone earlier and didn't attract him when he was about to rape and kill a woman on the other side? But he did when the protagonist arrived. If it doesn't feel good, forget it, and forcefully drag out the plot here again. . .

High-quality horses, high-quality grain and grass. The rhythm is very comfortable, the hooks are not too big, there are ordinary daily life and battles, and of course there are also a few hidden threads. Five-star praise for you, a rare good book. [Like][Like][Like]

There's nothing wrong with it. To sum it up, it's not a fun story to start with Soul Transmutation plus Heavenly Collapse. The golden finger is about the copy world and proficiency of the Three Kingdoms. The Three Kingdoms has a time limit, so the strength is slowly improved because of it. A different world survival story.

It looks good. I support it. After reading it so far, I don't find anything unpleasant. It's well written. I hope the protagonist will become more and more beautiful in the future. Western aristocrats are all about looks. I hope the protagonist in the description will be more good-looking. It will be easier to deal with other nobles in the future, or to climb up in the church of the Knights. The emotional drama of the aristocratic girl is also quite interesting. The only drawback is that the pace feels too slow, and it feels like it never gets involved in the main storyline.

Hello readers, welcome to the book review area of ​​this book. Some people say that the book review area is a place to identify the highlights and poisonous points of a book. Some people also say that the book review section is a place to express your love and vent your dissatisfaction. But no matter which one, readers who click on the book review area want to get some of the essence and judgment of the book. Here, the author's words serve as an introduction to give you an idea of what to expect—— 1. This book is based on the theme of Two Realms, that is, it is a combined plot that is half Western fantasy and half Three Kingdoms. The development of the main plot of the story will be relatively slow and will be promoted by two lines. Readers of fast-traveling and fast-push streaming should watch with caution. 2. This book is a proficiency system. Readers who like to read this kind of cheats should understand that the cool points are "daily training" and "God rewards hard work." Readers of Invincible and Dragon King streams should also read with caution. 3. This book has a neutral and kind-hearted protagonist. If you want to see a protagonist who is selfish, betrays his subordinates, robs, begs for mercy, or begs for mercy, please read with caution. For example, "let the protagonist sit back and watch the peasant woman be insulted" and "let the protagonist abandon his subordinates to gain safety". I really can't write the plot, and I don't want to force you to continue to look for such exciting points. I'm sorry. Anyway, I hope you enjoy this book. The author is sorry if it's not to your taste. I wish you good morning, good afternoon and good night. ———— Also, to the professional two-star warriors: 🍅There are thousands of books, but it is really difficult to find a book you like. I often threaten the author with negative reviews to change the content, but in fact, no matter how I write, you can still find an angle to criticize me, so it is better to criticize directly and save your time. Please don't tamper with the contents of my book, including things like "licking a dog" and "can't beat a drunkard". This is a bit immoral [sending my heart] [sending my heart]

Very good, very good. This type of point-added upgrade flow is quite comfortable to watch. It is not added in strange places for no reason. I hope that when the factions are divided enough, they will not exchange things randomly to disgust the readers. Also, the medical skills of the Three Kingdoms should be much stronger than those in the Middle Ages. This disease should be able to be redeemed for medicine.

I still think it's pretty good-looking. The characters are brought to life and the plot is very smooth (these two are very scarce in Tomato🍅). Goldfinger is also okay, but for me, who is impatient, this book can be considered slow-paced. When I saw Chapter 220, the author just wanted to add a plug-in for the protagonist to embody a coin's special luck and forcibly reduce the power of the system. The system was written in such a way that it collapsed... This coin was placed by the protagonist in the system space. As a result, when the protagonist returned from the Three Kingdoms, he was affected by this coin and the space channel was unstable. He almost got lost in the space channel. The author set up 30 such coins. One coin is so awesome. If there are more coins, how many more coins will the system explode when traveling through time? ! According to the previous setting by the author of the plot, this system is at least a special existence that transcends time and space. However, the writing here is so disappointing... Write directly and the system detects the special traction of the coin. The location will change when you travel back. Do you choose it? Then specify where it is. It is beneficial to the protagonist and will not be life-threatening. Isn't it just a prompt? You have to step on the system to highlight a coin. Isn't the protagonist's biggest cheating finger the system? My expectations and sense of satisfaction were immediately lowered... It's too early to give a five-star rating. One star will be deducted.

Immortal Grass, Tomato Gold Rush almost missed it because of the rating. I browsed to the recommendation several times on the homepage without clicking on it. The author's characterization and plot are very sophisticated and have golden fingers, but they don't overwhelm the main character. The main character's growth line and the interaction between the supporting characters are very natural, but the amount is too small. I finished it in one go. I hope it can be kept updated and added to the bookshelf 😄

This is the good thing about the proficiency system. It improves steadily and gives people visible rewards. The interspersed Eastern Han Dynasty theater is also good. If it follows the world line of Dynasty Warriors, will there be an if branch line? What Liu Bei defeated Changbanpo, Guo Jia's immortal Chibi and so on. (These two seem to be mutually exclusive) Also, the amount of updates is so small that it should be locked up in a dark room for 10,000 a day.

The author's writing is quite good. I would give it a 9 out of 10 points. The only drawback is that the pace is slow and the key points are not clearly stated. For example, what on earth is the protagonist going to do? If you are the Liver Emperor, if you want to become stronger, you will need a little more every day. But overall, it has the potential to become a god in Rotten Tomatoes, which is more in line with my taste hhhh

When I read it now, this book scored 7.3. To be fair, this score is really a bit low. I have been reading novels for 13 years now. I think this book may be something I have never encountered before, a fusion of Western fantasy + unlimited flow, but it is really attractive to me. If friends who are short of food can recommend similar or good-looking books to me, I will try to read them. Friends who are short of food can definitely give this book a try. I sincerely recommend it [Like]

How about adding a skill called disease transfer, which transfers leprosy or other diseases from leprosy patients who are friends with the protagonist to enemies, and then find a way to get the enemies to recuperate in the protagonist's monastery, so that the protagonist can take good care of them [Adoration]

It's a bit sparse. Although it's here and there, I can still grasp the plot so far.

It's not a big hang-up. Basically, I try hard to test the protagonist. If you want to read a cool novel, don't worry about it. Overall, it's okay.

This time it should have settled down, the rhythm is better than the previous one, and the plot is more delicate and smooth, come on [angry][angry] Also: When will I return Ryan's extra story?

Not bad, not bad, worthy of praise. The golden finger of this book is not very big. In fact, it is just a system of God rewarding those who work hard, and it is the Liver Emperor. However, there is still something wrong with the title of the book. At first I thought it was a wrong time travel system, but it turned out to be a double time travel system plus a liver emperor system. Although the plot is a bit slow, it does not affect the progress of the story. It is more about the shaping of each character, enriching the interpersonal relationships, and not making the supporting characters appear to be all humans and machines. I just feel that the protagonist is a bit too passive and is always being pushed around, but I still have reservations considering the early stage strength. This book has great potential. I hope it can be written better and better in the future. The shortcoming of the military commander's article is that there may not be much to write in the later period. I hope to pay attention to the rhythm issue. The author will work hard and grasp the rhythm of his story so that we can see the journey of the generals of the Three Kingdoms in the Middle Ages.

The protagonist traveled through time and became a child who was put in a coffin because of leprosy. The system allows the protagonist to practice skill proficiency, purchase equipment, skills and troops in the store, and can travel to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. The protagonist works as a monk in a monastery to practice various skills, and goes to the Eastern Han Dynasty to make friends with heroes from all walks of life.

Combining Western fantasy with Eastern Han Dynasty, it makes my eyes spin [Salute]

It's okay, there's nothing bad about it, it's just different from what I thought. I thought it was a wrong system in the Western Fantasy world. The overall plot development is relatively flat. I haven't seen any progress in the main line yet. There is nothing interesting. It is a bit boring for me. I will check it out after more updates.

A small question: Why did the girl in white in Chapter 91 suddenly have no follow-up? Now I see that chapter 125 is not mentioned. Is there any story line for that woman? If the woman was not suddenly written about, why? Can anyone give me an answer, thank you

In the Middle Ages, with a papal background, being bullied by petty nobles [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying], do you want to laugh me to death?

The writing is very good. The pacing is also very good. But not what I expected. I thought the system was talking harshly, but it was the Three Kingdoms. In the Middle Ages actually. It's nice to travel back and forth. But it's not my type personally. If you like a slow pace, you can watch it.

It's pretty good, above average. Come on.

High-quality young seedlings, five-star support, so far the quality is a rare masterpiece of tomatoes

It's a good time-traveling medieval novel that avoids boredom while also incorporating content from the Three Kingdoms [laughs]

The subject matter is very new and the writing is quite harmonious.

Yes, the evaluation is because no matter what the score is, it should not be so low. I have read many books with eight or nine points. It should not be like this. The subject matter should not cater to the public and it should not be promoted. It should not be given a low score just because it is not promoted. At first I thought it was unfair, but now I like it

It's really beautiful, and it's pretty good for the Middle Ages. Coupled with the theme of the Three Kingdoms that I like, the two are combined into one, which is really good, and it is also considered the best among Tomatoes. My family also found gold in the shit.

So far, this book is good. The protagonist is not against the heavens, but it gives me hope and motivation to continue to become stronger. It is not against the heavens. It is purely based on my own system. It's okay.

The author's writing style is quite good, the plot connection is smooth, and the character designs are mostly clear, but mainly I feel that the author used AI to polish the article. Many paragraphs of the article seem stiff whether listening to the book or browsing. There is some repetition in the previous part, but it is basically much better in the later part. But the article is generally very good, and I look forward to the author's subsequent updates.