Three Kingdoms: The Nightmare of the Eighteen Warlords

The best thing about this novel is that there are a lot of gags. Without these gags, the main plot would be very abstract, but with these gags to lubricate it, people who can get it will be very happy watching it.

This character is well written, his fighting skills are not overwhelming, and he also has a talent for comedy. Moreover, this person is straightforward in doing things and does not play tricks with them. [Make a face][make a face][make a face] When do you go to Wang Chong in the clip? [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]

It's a very funny historical article, not that serious. Personally, I like it very much. I don't like to read the kind of articles with bitterness and hatred. Reading novels is inherently relaxing. The heroine is a bit wise and foolish. As the protagonist, I hope Su Bao can become a prince on his own and not be affected by it. Controlled by others, but to be honest, her character is not that suitable. She is not suitable for all kinds of twists and turns. However, these conspiracy calculations are all based on counselors, and they are easy to be ignored, so I hope to add a plug-in think tank to the protagonist who can be absolutely trusted. The new title of the book can be Baby Three Kingdoms

Nice! The protagonist, Su Bao, is armed with force. The plot is narrated in a eloquent way. It is funny yet true to history. The atmosphere is lively and not the routine of ordinary historical novels. Moreover, the description of the characters is very appropriate and lifelike. However, there are a few words and too few chapters. I hope it will be updated soon? . [Shy]

[Eating melon] Boss, it turns out to be you. I almost didn't recognize it. When I read Chapter 9, I discovered a problem. The way it was written and the characterization seemed to have been seen somewhere. I went to check out the author, but I didn't expect it was really you [laughing evilly] After the brief description, I continued to prostitute for nothing.

First review, this book is well written, the characters are vivid, and the details are in place.

Let's give it a slightly better rating. The protagonist is more like an uneducated native than a time traveler. He knows historical figures but doesn't understand history.

Looking at the introduction, there is also something about Diao Chan. Is she a hundred queens?

Overall I'm quite interested in it, but even though the protagonist is a girl, I still want him to be the emperor. As for the issue of heirs, just adopt one directly, or go directly to the republic in the finale.

It's good-looking and brainless, but it's a weakened version of the protagonist [smile] [smile] I feel like it's a prequel to the movie about a female star.