I Farmed in the Three Kingdoms, and Then My Wife Died

The greatest advantage lies in the author's delicate writing style and just right plot twists. However, the story line of Zhao Changliu and He Taohua seems a bit dull: unexpected acquaintance, long-lasting love, temporary separation due to fate, and reunion after rebirth. The overall plot advancement and conflict evolution are relatively simple. In addition, there are some problems in the relevant chapters of He Yuan that the author has noticed but is difficult to deal with properly. For example, what does He Yuan mean to Zhao Changliu? A person's values ​​are shaped by his experiences and memories. If this is the case in the second life, how will the future develop? How will Zhao Changliu's mentality change after going through many vicissitudes of life? What will be their final outcome? Will we encounter war again and be forced to settle down in a corner, leading to tragedy involuntarily? These problems are indeed quite difficult to deal with. I'm sorry that I pointed out these problems but failed to provide effective solutions. This is a rare good story with comprehensive content and meticulous details, making it suitable for reading in your leisure time. Looking forward to creating better works.

I really like this style of book, it's very relaxing. This book mainly tells the story of a young man who traveled from modern times to the Three Kingdoms period. He had no other skills and could only support himself by farming. Later, he met a woman who fell in love with him. The two met, got to know each other, and then fell in love. Later, he gave birth to a famous general Deng Ai. Shortly after the child was born, the male protagonist passively traveled back to modern times. I finally searched for a way to travel back in time, but many years later, my wife passed away and my son became a famous general. After the death of the male protagonist, he once again carries the memories of his previous life and searches for his wife's reincarnation in this life. There were no cultivators, no skills, just ordinary people's various instincts to survive in that turbulent era.

Good-looking, average, but pretty good The writing is really good, but there are not many people, um... I wonder if this rhythm is coming to an end?

Great, very good farming article. Although there are a lot of words to describe it, it is completely understandable. [Grass has been planted][Please update]