Three Kingdoms: I Foretell the Future to Zhuge Liang

I think it's okay, and none of the reviews say it's that bad, but if you want to watch the protagonist fight wits with the heroes in the Three Kingdoms, and treat the wise generals as monkeys, then forget it. I think it's quite real. It's not the history party or the Three Kingdoms circle. Ordinary people can remember the general time and events in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. It's already pretty awesome. I think it's pretty good. The protagonist's low profile actually brings out Zhuge Liang's wisdom and strength. It's much better than that kind of story where a wise general like Zhuge Liang becomes a foil when the protagonist's profile is off. The highlight of this book is that giving Zhuge Liang and Liu Bei a copy of The Golden Ping Mei and ordinary modern people (who only have the Romance of the Three Kingdoms in their brains), who only know the general historical context, can realize the great cause of unification. And this ordinary modern protagonist will gradually become a qualified strategist and general. I think this is very good, and I hope the author can stick to it.

I have caught up with the latest chapter. It is a good-looking book with great potential. It is a refreshing novel that breaks away from the "travelers' dimensionality reduction attack". This feeling of powerlessness that I know the future but I have no ability is the true state of ordinary people's time travel. Things can get confusing, you can get entangled, you can be afraid that history will mess up, and you can even hide from things, but you don't really mess around. You don't steal the spotlight from others, and you feel happy to have the support of a big boss. You are a real college student, and it is easy to be involved. The writing style is also very humorous, and the complaints from the perspective of a college student are also very funny, hahaha, and interesting. Zhuge Liang's portrayal can be said to be sober, transparent, strategizing, low-key, and not aggrieved (although it is a big picture, but I am worried, military counselor, don't be too modest! Zhuge Liang was misunderstood and looked down upon, and like the protagonist, I couldn't help but refute and feel unfair) Ah) When everyone is defeated by fate, Zhuge Liang will be sober and determined. He will wake up the protagonist, seize those small changes, hold his fist to the sky, and lead everyone to go against the will of heaven (in the previous life, there was only one person who knew that he could not do something, but in this life there are three people) The author has a chapter about faith. I was thinking that Zhuge Liang's behavior in the article is not a kind of faith. Hahaha, I thought about it. Zhuge Liang is like the magic needle that fixes the sea.

It is a very interesting book about the Three Kingdoms, with vivid characters and rigorous textual research. The protagonist is a college student who knows nothing about history and looks like a growth stream. The protagonist has a strong sense of justice and is not deep-minded. His understanding of history basically comes from the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. However, the historical background of this article is not entirely based on the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, but is combined with part of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. This inevitably leads to some misunderstandings. But fortunately, the Prime Minister is still as reliable as ever. In a sense, he is as reassuring as a plug-in for the protagonist.

Don't you hear what's going on outside the window and only focus on reading the rest of the book? How the protagonist feels! He is praised on paper

The rating of this book is definitely low. The character of Li Hua is quite well created. Zhuge Liang and Pang Tong are also portrayed very realistically. It satisfies the imagination of the two of them and is very accepting of their reality. In fact, I think it would be better if Li Hua was a high school student. There is a bit of the author pretending to be stupid in the front, which is a little awkward, but it can't be changed. I feel that since he took charge of an army, his temperament has changed a lot. He really has a bit of a scholarly demeanor, which is still good.

The protagonist is indeed real when written like this, but it won't retain readers [face-covering][face-covering][face-covering]

The writing is very real, not mindless pretense.

The author writes about the true feelings of a modern person after time travel. Nowadays, many novel authors write about various NB after time travel. Brother, please, you have traveled through time, not NB. I can't figure this out. The author of this book really writes about the feelings of an ordinary person after time travel. What you should not remember is that you can't remember it. What you should not understand is that you don't understand. It's not something you don't understand in modern times. You will know it after time traveling! This is very commendable!

It's pretty good and very real, but the protagonist is a college student and knows a little too little. I'm not discriminating against college students. The protagonist here is more like a technical school student who doesn't know the existence of the Three Kingdoms [facepalm]. I agree that ordinary people should serve as a staff at most in ancient times. Overall, it is quite good and I still support it.

Such a good book only gets 5.5 Points, which is unreasonable! It does not easily bring out various advanced technologies of later generations like other time travel stories, but it really describes the difficulties for an ordinary person to travel to the Three Kingdoms. The time traveler and Zhuge Liang trust each other, step by step, and mature, and they look forward to getting more and more exciting in the future.