The Han Dynasty Is Doomed: It Starts with Wolong and Fengchu in the Wrong Bodies

It's a pretty good novel so far. The male protagonist and his gay friend traveled through time to become Zhuge Liang and Pang Tong, and used modern thinking to help Liu Bei conquer the world. It's logically reasonable. If the following chapters are of this level, there's no problem with four stars. It's been over a month since I stopped updating. Even if it's bad, it's still better than being discontinued. I can only get two stars for my attitude problem.

The plot is good, and some modern vocabulary that occasionally pops up will not be so abrupt, but I personally feel that this should be reduced as the protagonist integrates with the times. Or just reduce the number of plots spoken in front of the ancients. (Personal opinion only) Pay attention to the issue of title. It is best to call Liu Biao "Liu Jingzhou" for Liu Qi, but Liu Bei was also considered under Liu Biao's account at that time, so calling Liu Biao "lord" is not wrong; when Zhao Yun faced Xiahou Dun, he should have called Liu Bei "uncle" instead of "Liu Bei". There are still many details that the author can consider further and see how to call them from the perspective of the parties involved. When the protagonist and Huang Yueying first met, they talked about the optical content. The author probably deliberately downplayed Huang Yueying's thirst for knowledge. As for the "calculation formula", unless Huang Yueying is also a time traveler, there would be no doubts.

Not bad. After reading this title, I was already prepared for Akaashi. Unexpectedly, the writing and development were surprisingly good. There is still a sense of dissonance, but it is already very good. I will give it 5 stars as encouragement.

Yes, the writing is very smooth so far, the words are very comfortable, and the ideas are relatively novel. I felt the author's sincerity. Although Crouching Dragon and Phoenix is ​​time-traveled, it also respects the historical background, does not jump too far, and the plan is relatively reasonable. Come on

This book is quite exciting and very beautiful! The author's writing style is gorgeous and delicate, and he narrates the thrilling and exciting story. The plot is explosive but not losing logic. The characters are well-drawn and three-dimensional, and the IQs of all the members are online. From the first sight, I was deeply involved in it and couldn't bear to put it down. I gained a lot from reading it in a few hours. I will continue to read it. Highly recommended!

The author's writing is quite good, but to be honest, I was fooled by this subject matter. Generally speaking, after seeing the name of this subject matter and the first one or two chapters, I am afraid many people will choose to give up directly. Fortunately, I continued reading. It was so well written.

So far, the first few dozen chapters are really great, giving the deified Zhuge Liang and Pang Tong human undertones. Really well written. It's not Zhuge Liang who is like a god who has no omissions and who predicts the future in the Three Kingdoms novels.

It's really good. I highly recommend it. People like me who can't read the novel for more than half an hour can read it. Although the protagonist is a modern person, he knows how to use modern knowledge to solve problems, which is very good. I originally just thought that this subject matter is quite novel. It is really interesting. Although there are shortcomings, I hope the author will not cheat him.

One of the few good-looking Three Kingdoms novels in Tomato, especially for someone like this who is a courtier. The author must work hard and keep updating (it's best to update 10 times a day), otherwise it's really not enough [salute]

It has an AI flavor, but the subject matter is good, and the plot is not too bad. It can be said to be above average on Tomato, but there is still an AI flavor that makes it uncomfortable to read.