I Hid in Longzhong to Farm, Never Expecting to Fill in for Zhuge Liang

The logic is smooth. Compared with Tomato's other Three Kingdoms novels, it is more sophisticated and rigorous. The characters are not stereotyped. It is not a brainless novel. Except for the treatment of the beauty trap, which is a bit too kind, it is worth reading despite its flaws. Not good-looking and abandoned

The character design of the protagonist is very good. I personally think it is a masterpiece among the Three Kingdoms fan fiction and is worth a read! I hope it won't be interrupted or unfinished!

It can be regarded as a relatively well-tested Three Kingdoms novel, and it can explain the geographical situation clearly. It is not a brainless novel, and its logic on war is also good. Non-toxic and safe to eat.

Single heroine × Kong Ming is the heroine√

I originally wanted to give it five stars, but why did I have to keep Cai Jiang?

Personally, I think it's a good-looking one and more to my liking. The protagonist is not omnipotent and will make mistakes, but he will grow and has a normal outlook on life. The only shortcoming is that the part about the dispute between the princes of Jingzhou is flawed. I read that a lot of the negative reviews are in that part. If you read it, you may consider skipping that part. I think the later part is quite exciting. Of course, just to laugh at everyone who sees women giving bad reviews.

I know, this Cai Jiang is awesome. Let's see how you deal with it later. It's best to come up with a reason that can convince me.

The writing is okay, but the pace is a bit slow. Liu Biao died of illness only about a year ago. It is not easy to write so many chapters.

The writing is still okay. So far, there is nothing toxic about it. It's just that there are fewer words. I don't know what I will say later. There is no problem in the front.

It's pretty good, it's slow-paced.