Three Kingdoms: Start in Zhuojun, Invest in Liu Guanzhang

Overall, it's okay. I support every author who creates with care. This book is based on the Three Kingdoms game and takes the perspective of the four Taoyuan brothers. With the infrequent system narration and the occasionally triggered archive resurrection mechanism, this book tells the story of the journey starting from the Yellow Turban period at the end of the Han Dynasty. I read sixty or seventy chapters in one go, and personally I think it's pretty good, with no obvious mistakes. Judging from the current content of the story, the completed version will have more than 800 or 900 chapters. Previously, it was 400 or 500 chapters. The tone and positioning of the article will not change, so there is a lot that can be written. In terms of volume, the number of chapters where the protagonist is separated from Liu Bei may not be to the taste of some people. It feels like there are too many at the moment because the content that has been updated is only over a hundred chapters. But in the context of the entire book, it's innocuous and not too much. There are also advantages and disadvantages of giving chapter names or not. If you give them well, it will be the icing on the cake. If you don't give them, it is better to leave them blank. Whether to give chapter names or not can only be decided by the author's friends. I originally wanted to talk about the plot, but considering the possibility of spoilers, I'll leave it at that! In addition, cheers for the author!