Three Kingdoms: I Take Over Guo Jia’s Body, and Kongming and Zhou Yu Are Terrified

Maybe the pace will be slower in the previous part, and maybe it won't be so mindless. Maybe many people will think that this is official history and that is a romance. But I just wrote them as I saw them, or as I expected to see them. Fengxiao has always been my favorite Three Kingdoms character. Perhaps his untimely death did not allow him to leave more writings like the prime minister. The original intention of writing this book was to make up for the regret in my heart for Fengxiao and the regrets of many other characters. I didn't write about Fengxiao's resurrection because I felt that even if Fengxiao himself was resurrected, there would still be many things he couldn't do, but I also didn't want to break Fengxiao's image in my heart. Some regrets may only be felt by others if they continue. If you have any ideas, please feel free to discuss them with me here, comment or have anything to say. Thank you to every attentive reader [Explore][Explore]

It's not bad. It's very well written. How come I didn't even get a score? [What] The plot and characters are all very well written. The protagonist has almost no cheats. It reads very smoothly and there are no obvious flaws. [Love] Come on, author! Never be a eunuch [crying]

This book is also one of the best in the Three Kingdoms category, and the author is definitely a hand-made immortal. The description of human beings' insecurities about emotions is deeply rooted in my bones, because a machine cannot write such profound words. Of course, some people may not be able to read this kind of slow-moving, gold-finger-free book, but if you read it patiently, you will definitely enjoy it, and you can also better understand the thrills of ordinary people traveling through the early stages of the Three Kingdoms. I read the book on the Three Kingdoms and added up several numbers. There are eight hundred books if not a thousand. This book is particularly delicate. I have marveled at the author many times. His portrayal of the emotions of the characters goes deep into the bones. Although the protagonist does not have a golden finger, he has a high IQ. In the middle period, he gradually loses control of the historical plot. There are mistakes and growth. Come on, author!

The Three Kingdoms is a popular subject for online articles. The entry point of the plot and the tendencies of the characters in the camp are the key to whether it is good or not. I conclude that this book is good for four reasons. First, traveling back to the heroic ZS characters has caused slight if lines to appear in many established historical facts. Many difficult-to-understand plots in the novel may change. Many character changes on both sides of the battle make people smile, just like when playing Dynasty Warriors, you will specifically play the if lines to get the pleasure of going against the sky. At the same time, the author is more cautious in handling the if plots, without ink changes, to an appropriate degree. Second, it does not inherit the memory of ancient characters, so that the interaction between the protagonist and every character around him is full of descriptive details, instead of following the inertia of memory and what should be good, and what should be bad, and the granularity is full. In this age where artificial intelligence is ubiquitous, there is a delicate emotional description of the relationship between the group portraits. It not only follows the trend of historical events, but also has human feelings and sophisticated calculations. It achieves a good balance between history books and cool prose. It can be called a modern version of the ancient model of romance. Thirdly, without a system and without the memory of rapidly advancing technology, it will not lead the director to a new situation that is uncontrollable. Different from Shuangwen, the overall structure is still within the framework of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. What is about to happen has the texture of a half-covered pipa, and the imaginative space is controlled just right, making people full of expectations for the subsequent plot. Fourth, a fair and just perspective of the overall camp will not push back against each other, including but not limited to Jiangdong Shu, Guan Er, Zhang Sanda Erz, Cao Z and other ms. I think this detail is very important. This is the underlying logic of the Three Kingdoms. What are people fighting for? Otherwise, after millions of words, readers will become hostile for the sake of being hostile in their hearts, and they will lose a lot of room for imagination. The protagonist must serve in a certain camp. The camps did not engage in hostility based on conventional thinking, but truly explained the gains and losses of interests, restoring the Three Kingdoms where heroes competed for hegemony in the late Eastern Han Dynasty.

Let me tell you in the most direct, simple and non-nonsense language, it is really huge and beautiful. Not to mention the introduction, it already attracted me. When I saw the introduction, I clicked in immediately. I really don't regret clicking in. The protagonist is dressed as Fengxiao. In order not to be exposed, he has been playing the role of Fengxiao conscientiously. He has made a lot of efforts to become Fengxiao. But the delicious emotions written by the author are some psychological entanglements caused by the protagonist's fear that he will not be able to become Fengxiao, and that he will fail others and his own commitment to Fengxiao. . At this point in the author's writing, I'm still not sure whether Cao Cao recognized that the protagonist was Feng Xiao, but I think there is a high probability that he did. The protagonist now thinks that Cao Cao didn't see it. Sometimes the protagonist feels a little uneasy about some decisions, or is afraid of being impatient when he has not stopped certain historical processes. At this time, Cao Cao comforts him. These details can really reflect the human touch of the novel, and I feel that the protagonist's efforts for Cao Cao are really worth it. Guo Jia is Guo Jia, and Fengxiao is Fengxiao. Whether it is Guo Jia or Feng Xiao, they are both Cao Cao's and others' scheming masters, and they are close friends. I shed tears for such a sentiment of loyalty. Of course, the author's plot is also arranged very reasonably, and the writing style is also very good and very smooth. It reads heartily and naturally, without any awkwardness. It is a masterpiece of writing.

It's tied, no one has good books ಥ_ಥ The plot is very smooth, the writing is delicate, the characters behave logically, and there are no cheats or CPs. It is rated as top-notch in the history of the Three Kingdoms. The shortcoming is that it is not finished and I am afraid that I will suddenly die╭(°A°`)╮ The author's writing is very good, but no one reads it. Should I add the keyword "Three Kingdoms" in front of the title of the book? Will it attract some readers? [Chigua]

I have read a lot of historical novels, and I can say that this book is one of the few that depicts the characters in detail, has an online IQ, and has no subjective ideas or preferences. It vividly describes the heroes of the Three Kingdoms. It is a good book. I hope the author will continue to update it. [Grass has been planted][grass has been planted][grass has been planted][love]

No one is watching? I feel it looks good. |ʘᗝʘ| Congratulations, the book is getting better now. 👏 The cover is ugly

The writing is smooth, the emotions are overly natural, and the author's cultural heritage can be seen in the language. The heroes in troubled times did not hide their true colors, and the protagonist only saw their prophets among them. Excellent but inadvertent emotional description and unpredictable blank space. It's just that it's moving too fast and there are a little less details. I guess this is also the reason why the author's book has no traffic. Most books with this style of writing have no traffic. But the author still has to work hard [blowing kisses] I will support the author [top post]

Finished with flowers~[Sending Hearts] The writing style is really comfortable, and it reads smoothly and easily. In particular, the daily life written by the author is particularly beautiful, with a feeling of being ordinary but writing people very vividly. It's just that the fourth volume is a little rushed, and it ends suddenly before people have time to read a few more daily episodes. I originally thought that after the main plot was completed, I could accompany them for a short walk, but it ended all at once. I like it, but I can't help but feel a little pity. Does the author also write extras? The story suddenly stopped here and there is still so much left unexplained! [Cry]