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Traveling through the Three Kingdoms to become a "goods" to be married? Marrying a fifty-three-year-old man?
Impossible, absolutely impossible!
Cao Cao: "You are a female prostitute, are you worthy?"
Shen Zhou threw out the map: "I can support your soldiers."
Food and grass were piled up like mountains.
At the celebration banquet, Cao Cao bowed and poured wine: "You can choose any official position in the world."
Shen Zhou raised his eyes lightly: "I want to be your boss."
Guo Jia made suggestions for her, and Dian Wei guarded her closely.
When the world was finally settled, Cao Cao suddenly realized - half of the Han Dynasty's granaries were all named Shen!
Boss Cao, I really can't laugh anymore.
Reader comments
I found this great book about the Three Kingdoms, and it has a good time-travel setting. An ordinary delivery boy was dragged into the troubled times of the late Han Dynasty by an old lady. He did not blindly cheat, but relied on life experience and wisdom to gain a foothold. The character creation is particularly realistic. The characters of the Three Kingdoms written by the author are both heroic and helpless. The heroes from all walks of life are vivid and three-dimensional. The plot takes into account both power and daily life, and the story is rich in layers. The heroine overcame obstacles all the way, with the bottom line in mind and the courage to venture and fight. 61 People took Jiangling, struggling from the bottom to taking charge of the party, and the growth line was very well depicted. The overall writing style is relaxed and deep, dense but not exaggerated.
If you think this is another "dress up as a beauty from the Three Kingdoms and fall in love" routine, you will be slapped in the face on the first page. The protagonist, Shen Zhou, was a delivery rider who rushed overtime for an order during a rainy night in Haidian one second. The next second, he was struck by lightning and entered the first year of Jian'an. She became the legitimate daughter of a wealthy Yanzhou family who was waiting for a price - to be married to a fifty-three-year-old man in exchange for three thousand stone grain. This start is ruthless, accurate and explosive. What's even more amazing is that instead of letting her rely on the system to push her through the system, a ruthless person from the bottom who has been running a food delivery business for eight years used "route planning, performance appraisal, and logistics scheduling" to fight against the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms.
The best thing about this book is that it seamlessly embeds the logic of modern survival into ancient tactics: the map sense of delivering food is transformed into water conservancy plans and farmland policies; the experience of the webmaster in managing riders is transformed into a performance system for refugees; the mentality of being severely beaten by negative reviews becomes the confidence to overturn tables in ancestral halls, cao camps, and court halls. Shen Zhou is the kind of person who becomes more vicious the more embarrassed he is, and the more he is forced, the more likely he is to kill people.
And the pace is extremely fierce: tearing up the marriage certificate in the ancestral hall, blocking the road to see Cao Cao, counterattacking the Zheng family, confronting Cheng Yu, testing Xun Yu, and confronting Guo Jia, every link is linked, barely giving you a chance to breathe. This book is not only refreshing, it also has a real and burning feeling of changing one's life at the bottom. After reading it, you will only think: This is not a time travel novel. This is a person driven crazy by life, a ruthless person who continues to read in a different era.
The description angle is very benchmark, keep up the good work.
A man wearing a woman's clothes, a background from the Three Kingdoms, and working for Boss Cao! The writing is witty, waiting for the protagonist to farm and climb the technological tree to change the course of history! [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking]
I found this great book about the Three Kingdoms, and it has a good time-travel setting. An ordinary delivery boy was dragged into the troubled times of the late Han Dynasty by an old lady. He did not blindly cheat, but relied on life experience and wisdom to gain a foothold. The character creation is particularly realistic. The characters of the Three Kingdoms written by the author are both heroic and helpless. The heroes from all walks of life are vivid and three-dimensional. The plot takes into account both power and daily life, and the story is rich in layers. The heroine overcame obstacles all the way, with the bottom line in mind and the courage to venture and fight. 61 People took Jiangling, struggling from the bottom to taking charge of the party, and the growth line was very well depicted. The overall writing style is relaxed and deep, dense but not exaggerated.
If you think this is another "dress up as a beauty from the Three Kingdoms and fall in love" routine, you will be slapped in the face on the first page. The protagonist, Shen Zhou, was a delivery rider who rushed overtime for an order during a rainy night in Haidian one second. The next second, he was struck by lightning and entered the first year of Jian'an. She became the legitimate daughter of a wealthy Yanzhou family who was waiting for a price - to be married to a fifty-three-year-old man in exchange for three thousand stone grain. This start is ruthless, accurate and explosive. What's even more amazing is that instead of letting her rely on the system to push her through the system, a ruthless person from the bottom who has been running a food delivery business for eight years used "route planning, performance appraisal, and logistics scheduling" to fight against the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms. The best thing about this book is that it seamlessly embeds the logic of modern survival into ancient tactics: the map sense of delivering food is transformed into water conservancy plans and farmland policies; the experience of the webmaster in managing riders is transformed into a performance system for refugees; the mentality of being severely beaten by negative reviews becomes the confidence to overturn tables in ancestral halls, cao camps, and court halls. Shen Zhou is the kind of person who becomes more vicious the more embarrassed he is, and the more he is forced, the more likely he is to kill people. And the pace is extremely fierce: tearing up the marriage certificate in the ancestral hall, blocking the road to see Cao Cao, counterattacking the Zheng family, confronting Cheng Yu, testing Xun Yu, and confronting Guo Jia, every link is linked, barely giving you a chance to breathe. This book is not only refreshing, it also has a real and burning feeling of changing one's life at the bottom. After reading it, you will only think: This is not a time travel novel. This is a person driven crazy by life, a ruthless person who continues to read in a different era.
The description angle is very benchmark, keep up the good work.
A man wearing a woman's clothes, a background from the Three Kingdoms, and working for Boss Cao! The writing is witty, waiting for the protagonist to farm and climb the technological tree to change the course of history! [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking]