Nianghua Three Kingdoms: in the Beginning, the Two Sworn Sisters and Female Generals All Rely on Picking Up

Say something from your heart. I know that not everyone can accept this setting of all employees being sissy. If this makes you feel uncomfortable, I completely understand and thank you for clicking in. The setting is light, but the history is heavy. I have done very serious research on the Three Kingdoms. If you are willing to turn a few pages, you will see a different story of the Three Kingdoms. If you have any questions while reading, whether it's textual errors, plot holes, or questions about the settings, you can ask them in the comment area. After I see it, I will reply. Thanks. Regarding the setting of the protagonist, I have actually been thinking about it for a long time before I started writing, so I will tell you frankly here. Regarding the settings, let's talk about it in full here. Zhuge Liang set up a seven-star lantern array at Wuzhangyuan in an attempt to change his destiny, but the array failed, causing chaos in time and space. This chaos triggered two time-travels at the same time - Liu Xuansun, the future "descendant" of Liu Bei, was pulled into this girly world of the Three Kingdoms and became "Liu Bei" in the eyes of everyone; while the real Liu Bei was thrown into modern times and became an ordinary modern girl. The protagonist's name itself is foreshadowing. His name is Liu "great-great-grandson" and he is Liu Bei's "descendant". He is not Liu Bei, but he must be Liu Bei now - this contradiction is the source of all his caution and "cowardice", and also the starting point of his growth. The real Liu Bei also faces the same identity dislocation in modern times. She is no longer the Han clan member who weaves mats and sells shoes, but is just an ordinary girl who needs to adapt to modern life. Both people were forced to leave their own worlds and redefine who they were in a strange environment. This line is a foreshadowing of a further connection to the protagonist in the future. If you are willing to look further back, you will see a different him.

I like the subject matter, but the setting of the protagonist's double made me feel so uncomfortable. I was so timid that I didn't dare to do anything, so I had to evacuate.

The author's writing is good, but what can I say about the protagonist... It's just too natural, and it doesn't look like time travel at all. But it's still acceptable (*＾ー＾)

Has the author ever played Shoujo Kaiba?

It feels like it has been written for more than ten years.

The writing is very good. Come on, the author has written more than 2 million words.

The emotional drama is very well written, but the author could fill in the novel tag with a heroine or more women and less men to make it more attractive.

It is a very interesting novel about the Three Kingdoms. The author depicts the characters very delicately. He does not use the character traits of historical figures in a certain period to describe a character hastily and one-sidedly. The most typical one is Dong Zhuo. At the same time, this article is generous and has some remarkable and warm daily scenes, such as the Yellow Turban generals discussing the marriage of three generals, as well as powerful chess games and military descriptions, such as Dong Zhuo's entry into Beijing. All in all, it's worth watching

The subject matter that interests me very much, I hope I can stick to it

Very good, I hope you don't give up

It's beautiful, keep it up [send heartfelt]

Keep up the good work, author, I'm optimistic about you.

I really like this type of book [admiration]

Not bad, you can take a look if you like it [laughing evilly] Is the segment a bit too long? Just shorten the segment a little bit.

To be honest, I personally think it's good, but there are quite a few particularly long paragraphs. I personally think it could be divided into more paragraphs, which would give a better look and feel.

It would be better if the author changed me to Liu Bei [face covering] [face covering]