Liu Bei Reborn: Summoning the Rise of Han

It's a good-looking novel. I've read it for a long time. Most of the summoning novels have already been read at the beginning. However, this novel weakened the golden finger. It didn't introduce chaos like Li Shimin, Liu Bang, and Zhu Yuanzhang from the beginning. It was mainly against the great forces in the history of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. Point, Liu Bei is a small force who works in the cracks for his own ideas. He is also very restrained in summoning and messing with the characters. He does not just come in all at once. He carries out a step-by-step introduction and opening. The writing style is also very restrained, with a rich historical writing style. It is really good-looking.

When Duke Xuande entered the late Jin Dynasty, he lit up this era like a spark. The only problem right now is that there are too few. There are also a lot of dead characters (this is not a problem, there is no one in the world who is not dead. I am a bit sentimental [almost crying]) In the latest chapter, Ran Min was rescued and his father was written to death. Even if you killed him on the battlefield before, he would be better than now, so just force him to go offline. Abandoned

Generosity should be reflected in generosity. The author describes the character of Yanzhao's tragedy in seconds. Although there is a system, it is a double-edged sword. It has benefits but also increases the difficulties. In this book, Liu Bei's desire to realize his ideals is no easier than in his previous life. Moreover, this book has a lot of knives and tragic heroes, so don't read it as a cool novel.

The author has something special, the writing style is very comfortable, and the characters are full-bodied, which highlights the aura of the characters better than similar novels. If you keep writing like this, you will definitely become a god! It just might be a bit picky for readers...

My favorite among the few books I've read recently with the emperor's uncle as the main character.

No, why isn't this book popular? It's so well written. I didn't expect Liu Yu to appear like this [laughing]

A direct five-star review. This book is quite stimulating and a bit tragic, but among most of Liu Bei's works, this is considered a better one.

As expected of Kong Ming, he recognized him as soon as he met him.

The suffering and sadness of the Han family

The author's writing style is quite solid and has surpassed most summoning texts.