What Is It Called? Are You Pretending to Be Liu Xie Sanxing?

Urgent help! ! "Three Kingdoms: Pretending to be the emperor at the beginning, how can there be a disobedient person" is almost going to be bad😭 No comment! No reminder! No book reviews! If the new book issue does not have this data, it will really be abandoned by the platform... I beg you guys who have watched it, please leave a message, click a reminder, add a bookshelf, give a good review, even just "check in"! The follow-up plot has been conceived, and I'm just waiting for your support to continue writing it🙏 Thank you to every stepmother and husband! Kneel down and thank you If you have any suggestions or questions, you can come here. In addition, I would like to make a statement about the female supporting characters and the female protagonists who did not appear. I really have no choice. I was scolded for being disrespectful by the author on one hand, and scolded for being a successor on the other hand. I have a suggestion. Everyone takes a step back, 1.5 Moves, real Liu. On the wedding night, Xie and the queen went in half way and then left. I have 1.5 Tricks. I have been scolded, so don't argue. There are still bad reviews. I hope the big man will get rid of it soon. The novel is a novel and should not be so deep... I really have no idea. I hope all brothers, sisters, uncles, aunts, grandparents, will be merciful with your words and more merciful with your subordinates🙏

The subject matter is very good, the protagonist's clothes and appearance are similar to the real Liu Xie, even the location of old injuries! Liu Xie has brains, Liu Xie is smart and can manipulate people, this subject matter! It's just that there are many female protagonists [face covering] but no female protagonist, so I can only skip and read it. Are there any other novels on this subject without female protagonists?

After reading it for a few days, I came across the latest chapter. I have never seen this subject in 🍅. The author really has nothing to say about it 👍. The two female characters are well portrayed. I added them when I saw they were mentioned by readers. I love them. One is Empress Fu and the other is Dong Guiren. Some of the dialogues and characters are quite good. Good, I just want to make some suggestions, and read more plots of the Three Kingdoms map. I have seen a little less at the moment, mainly those. It may be that the new book only costs more than 100,000 yuan. I hope to write it soon, enlarge the map, and add some characters and counselors. I won't say more, give it a thumbs up 👍

I have seen the latest chapters. If nothing else, the plot is really good. Also, can the author update it soon? I want to see Empress Fu and Dong Guiren, you are dishonest [laughing evilly] We have to watch Kang's [Admiration] I was enjoying reading the novel, but why are you trying to sensationalize and take selfies? You are really backstabbing my brothers [angry] Who asked you to take the photo! Withdraw!

Let me comment seriously. First of all, I am a firm non-CP party. After all, many authors write female protagonists and multi-female protagonists that are very toxic, so I like non-CP. Although this book is a multi-CP book, I did want to run away when I first saw the multi-female book, but the previous chapters were really good so I kept them. You can just skip the female chapters. There is not a lot written and it does not affect reading. The male protagonist is quite powerful, and he holds on despite being unfamiliar with the place. The author's writing style is also good, there is no trace of al, and it deserves praise. My favorite plot is one where the protagonist visits Guo Jia, and the other is where Yuan Shu commits suicide. These two are quite good. By the way, when will my sister Wen Ji appear on the stage? By this time, Wen Ji should have been exchanged for Cao Cao's daughter. [What]

The subject matter is very good, but I don't know if it was written by a real person. I saw a few pictures and they were all in the Riddler style, the kind of "you came, I came, you shouldn't have come, but I came anyway" style. I really can't appreciate it.

It's very beautiful, with a good idea. The main reason is that the characters are very vivid, especially the plot where the protagonist pretends to be real. Friends who want to try it out can start reading from Chapter 15 to Chapter 16. It interprets the art of language and does not give each character a stereotyped impression, but adds some different points. The characters are very vivid, and at the same time, it makes people feel that these characters in history could really choose this way in this situation. The plot has its own depth, and it does not say that it completely follows the historical trend. The author has great ideas, and I hope there will be more [Top post][Top post][Top post]

This idea is quite good. If you wear Liu Xie and you become a daughter of the Nile, it will not end well. It is better to deal with it as an impersonation. As expected of a die-hard Three Kingdoms fan, the writing is very good and fluent, and there are no obvious flaws. I just feel that at the beginning, the protagonist adapted too quickly. He can make bowing gestures, ride a horse, know ancient Chinese, can carve words on bamboo slips, stand up, sit up and lie down, and his demeanor and body movements are all very similar to those of an ancient clan. Even scholars who study the Han Dynasty cannot make it look so similar [laughter] It should be the ancient little king that the system captured from other places, erased the original old memories, stuffed a period of time into the modern scholar's time, and let him shoulder the heavy burden here [laughing and crying] Here's a little suggestion. Seeing how hard Xiao Zhuzhu is working, why don't you throw away a few inventions to reduce his burden of money and food? Are you still a modern person? Other people who traveled through the Three Kingdoms, no matter how many men or women, have done it. If you are a historian, you can always memorize everything created by heaven [laughing and crying] And Mr. Zhuge will go to Jiangdong as long as he wants to hide. It would be bad to miss him talking and talking to the scholars [shy]

I've just read the latest chapter. This book is really good. It's very imaginative. Each character is well written. I read it in one sitting. But, where are the pictures? Author, didn't you take a photo of yourself? Why are the tasting pictures gone [angry]?

This work breaks away from the homogeneous routine of Three Kingdoms time travel, and the core setting is very ingenious: the time travel refugees went to Xuzhou to subdue the Liu Bei Group by borrowing the identity of the Han Dynasty because of their confrontation with Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty; on the other hand, the orthodox Liu Xie in Cao Ying was controlled by Cao Cao and had a cowardly character, but was regarded as a counterfeit by the world. The dramatic conflict of identity inversion runs through the entire text. The dual-line perspective complements Liu Bei's inner perspective, the characters' motivations are full, and the logic of the game between the forces of all parties is rigorous; Shuangdian relies on the urgent needs of people in troubled times, and has a solid background in intrigue.

This historical text is different from other historical texts. It is one of the few that allowed me to read it as carefully as I did with "Making a Surname of Langya". Although there are still flaws in some places, for example, when Liu Bei knew that Cao Cao had welcomed back the emperor, why did Liu Bei believe in the male protagonist solely because of his appearance and conversation. After all, Cao Cao has been known to the world for many years. But in the end, the flaws outweigh the flaws. Below I will list the places where I think this book is well written. Everyone is welcome to give me your advice. First of all, the first point is that the male protagonist pretends to be surnamed Emperor, which is exactly the same as another book pretending to be surnamed Langya. The most unique thing about this book is that the person who pretends to be surnamed by the male protagonist is known to the world, and it is even more difficult for him. However, because of Liu Xie's special nature, the male protagonist will not be easily manipulated when doing this like in other books, so he will not feel aggrieved. Instead, he will have a sense of ease in advancing and retreating freely. This is one of the reasons. Secondly, I don't know if it's my misunderstanding. I feel like watching some of the male protagonist's dialogues, especially the dialogues with courtiers, when he expresses his opinions on others and criticizes events, it feels like Gu Long's "The Legend of Lu Xiaofeng". I don't know if you will feel this way. It feels like there is a unique aura. In layman's terms, it means that it is not a novice, and does not use vulgar words to affect the narrative of the article. The third is the author's own literary accumulation. It can be seen that he has really worked hard on this period of history, such as the events between Liu Xie and Lu Bu. To be honest, I have read the entire Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and also read a little bit of the Three Kingdoms, but I really have not understood these things. For someone like me who only partially understands the existence of the Three Kingdoms, this knowledge will really make me feel that way. Finally, there is his problem, which is what I first proposed: in order to allow the male protagonist to play the game, the author arranged for him to have people like Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei as his backing. But after all, the time was wrong. In order for the male protagonist to play games, the author had to let Cao Cao take back Emperor Xuchang first. (Otherwise, based on the current demeanor and style of the male protagonist, it is basically impossible for the world to choose the real Liu Xie. In this era, anyone who really wants to do things for the Han Dynasty and calls himself a Han minister will hope that his monarch is a capable person and the king of ZTE. This is exactly what the frightened Liu Xie, who was once appointed as the heir apparent because of his bravery, cannot do.) But the problem is that now that Cao Cao has taken back the emperor, it is much more difficult for the male protagonist to win people's trust. But the author needs him to win people's trust, but it's hard to find a good way. Therefore, the character of Liu Bei was weakened and made into a simple image of foolish loyalty. This is good for writing, but it does reduce the storytelling, which can only be said to be a pity. I hope the author can make up for it in the subsequent articles. After all, Emperor Zhaolie of the Han Dynasty is also considered a tycoon. If you say that he has no intentions at all, everyone will definitely not believe it.

Really good. So far, it doesn't seem to have any bad points, at least compared to other AIs, there are still a lot of jokes in it, but I still recommend it.

The author writes very well, I read it, and it became popular very quickly. I have read too many brainless system articles, and suddenly this one without system is so beautiful. I usually have a simple meal, but now I suddenly eat a plate of high-quality dishes. It feels so refreshing to read, so happy. To be honest, your description of the emotional drama is worse than that of horseback riding, fighting, and gaming. I understand that you have to cater to readers who have never been in love, but I read it as if it was written by two people. I don't know if it is a common problem among Tomato novel authors. The plot is first-class in the main plot, but the emotional line is third-rate.

I'll give it five stars. Although there are indeed some logical loopholes [face covering], the imagination is still great. The development of the true and false emperor is indeed novel enough.

Five points. I think this book is well written and feels particularly steady and gentle while reading. Maybe when I read some passages, I was a little surprised by the writing and didn't like it, but I was playing Origins recently and just substituted Liu Xie into Zi Luan, although it doesn't occupy territory like in Empire. But it's also God's will

The protagonist is Liu Xie, who has traveled through a physical memory similar to a parallel world. He has brains and a feeling that makes people watch. I give it five stars.

The writing is quite good because tomatoes are food and grass.

I think it's okay, but the progress is relatively fast. You can't just write two or three hundred pictures and then be finished, right? No matter, let's wait and see After seeing Chapter 216, I stopped updating and ran away.

Hahaha, have you seen it? You ask me why you don't get rid of this traitorous minister. I tell you, the entire dynasty is loyal to the emperor, so why is there anyone who is disobedient? What do you think?

"New Book of the Later Han Dynasty" says: The Association of the Son of Heaven has the capital to restore glory and military power, and it also has Cao Mengde's legacy of the Han Dynasty.

Author, you are really a genius, please update soon Update soon, young people, don't be so lazy

The writing is very strong and the subject matter is very good. In my opinion, it is worthy of being popular and worth watching.

Does this time traveler only have amazing wisdom? What about the others?

[Laughing evilly] It's a good Three Kingdoms novel, at least it's a subject I've never seen before. The Han family's 400-year history really can't end so hastily, right?

I generally don't comment. The subject matter is very novel and the writing is good. It's a good book. I wish it will become popular soon🔥🔥🔥🔥 I don't know why, but I watched it for nearly an hour and a half, and it showed less than 30 minutes [what] [what]

Good looking. More to come.

Quick update from little genius, five stars [laughs]

Looks good, keep up the good work

Very innovative and pretty good

It's really beautiful to say