Liu Bei Is Given a Sword from the Start and Takes Command of the Military and Government

The characters in the book are well-developed, and the protagonist's growth is also very clear. Most importantly, the lack of a system doesn't feel frustrating. Previously, stories with systems were mostly "cool" stories (the kind where it's all about killing), while protagonists without systems often had weak personalities and suffered constant setbacks.

This is a fantastic book. Many people feel that without a system or cheat codes, the story is unplayable. But having thousands of years of wisdom and foresight is already a huge advantage, allowing one to contend with the greatest figures of that era. The book is cleverly conceived, the author's knowledge is profound, and the writing is very meticulous. The historical summaries at the end of each chapter are particularly interesting.

This book suits my taste perfectly. With finals approaching, I stumbled upon it on Tomato, and spent half a day engrossed in it, ruining all my studying plans. If I fail the exam and end up failing, this book will be to blame! 😢😢😢

Your talent surpasses mine tenfold, even dozens of times. If I had won you over sooner, I would have taken Sun Quan as well! Excellent article! Excellent article! I want to be the first to publish it. Receiving this book today is like giving a mighty flag to a raging wind, or a precious sword to its scabbard.

This is so well-written! The writing is smooth and natural, and the characters are vivid and lifelike. It's one of the best Three Kingdoms novels I've ever read! I don't even want to write my own novel anymore; author, please update soon!

It's been a long time since I've seen writing like this. Although some parts use AI (artificial intelligence), it's harmless and the overall process is excellent.

Wonderful! Wonderful! The Three Kingdoms theme is incredibly popular, with countless similar works, but few possess the excellence of a book like this. The book employs the subtle, understated style of historical writing, which is quite fascinating and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I urge everyone to read this excellent and engaging work; this is my final praise.

It can only be said that this is a rare gem among Tomato's historical fiction novels. It's not a mindless wish-fulfillment story, but a genuine historical novel, far superior to Tomato's other light novels that merely use historical themes as a cover.

The characters are well-developed, and the reading experience is quite good. It has both strengths and weaknesses. Personally, I think it ranks in the top ten among novels about Liu Zheng's campaigns in the Three Kingdoms period. I strongly suggest that if you can't get through the first chapter, you should first read the fourth chapter, the diary entry; that chapter is absolutely amazing.

A good book, especially the historical records at the end of each chapter. Many people who enjoy historical novels probably love this, enjoying reading later generations' evaluations, haha. Keep writing, and you'll definitely succeed. —A judgment from a 16-year online literature reader across various platforms. However, it seems difficult to continue writing this story.