
Reborn in the Three Kingdoms: No One Can Unmask My Low-Key Persona
全三国重生,我老六身份藏不住了
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 321k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 5h ago
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- Fanqie
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Are there stories where a modern person transmigrates back to ancient times and uses their profession to make a difference? Like a doctor who transmigrates to the past and advances medicine within the limits of the era, or a modern special forces expert who transmigrates to ancient times and builds an army using modern ideas. Or just invent penicillin or something. From the start, they pull out an AK-47.
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The writing is super good, very immersive, and can make people feel the magnificence of that period of history and the strangeness of people's hearts. The idea is also very novel. The reborn Three Kingdoms people are tantamount to a battle royale for Sima Yi, the final winner. To Cao Cao, boss, I am your loyal subordinate. To Yunmei, if you win, I will go with you. For Cao Pi, a confidant was rare, so there was no harm in risking the lives of his whole family. The teacher wrote super well [blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss]
"I want to give the Shu army a big gift." I remember that Liu Bei had not established Shu Han at this time. This kind of speech would expose the fact that Sima Yi had been reborn.
It's a subject I like to read again. I also like the author's writing style. Just don't be too loud [crying]
The title is really so attractive. Zhuge Liang, Wei Shu, Wu Yuan, who knew the plot was reborn, and various effeminate characters [admiration] Zi Yuan, Feng Yao, Yun Mei, and Kong Ming have all become effeminate [lick the screen] [lick the screen] [lick the screen] It's so good [licking the screen] Author, you must keep writing. Don't stop updating. I'm still waiting for the Shura Field after the unification.
A very good book, the main characters are well portrayed. It's just that the author can explain a little bit how a modern low-level cow horse who has never been exposed to these things suddenly seems to have changed into a different person, such as absorbing Sima Yi's original memories, or receiving Sima Yi's future gifts. Although the original text probably has this meaning, I hope the author can explain it a little more.
The plot is novel and different from the traditional Three Kingdoms. Here, we do not rely on the wisdom of modern people to introduce advanced crops or advanced technology, but rely on our identity and position as Sima Yi to face the reborn Cao Cao, Liu Bei, Lu Bu, Zhuge and others at the same time. Use your own resourcefulness to gradually gain a foothold. At the same time, Niang transformed into Cao Pi, Zhuge, Zhao Yun, and Guo Jia, which is quite innovative. I don't know if she is a good candidate for the heroine. After all, there are heroines in the Three Kingdoms, and the harem is normal. I came to watch it for this reason. The overall history will not change. For example, in the Battle of Xuzhou and the Battle of Guandu, even if Lu Bu holds the script of rebirth, he will change his inner conceited mentality and fall into the fate of death. Or in the Battle of Guandu, Yuan Shao expressly kills Xu You and joins forces with Shu Wu to attack Cao Cao. In the end, he planned to alienate Yuan Shao and capture Wuchao. The next thing you have to face is Sima Yi, who has modern wisdom to attack. And your harem is Cao Pi, the future Emperor Wen of Wei, Guo Jia, the talented person who is jealous of the sky, Zhao Zilong, my grandma from Changshan, Xiao Xiaoyun, and Prime Minister Zhuge who is supporting the building to collapse. I hope the author can write more chapters. It's not enough and I finished it in a few hours.
It's not bad, but I don't really like it when so many characters turn into women. There is also a problem with the strength of the military commanders in the article. The others of Lu Bu's third rank, including Dian Wei, Zhao Yun and Guan Yu, are only of fifth rank. These people must be at least fourth rank, otherwise the gap between each level will be too small, and hope It is hoped that the role of some top troops can be highlighted, which can allow generals to use force to connect troops to improve combat effectiveness, or secret methods that can improve soldiers' combat effectiveness. In short, the role of generals in command and the role of soldiers must be improved. Otherwise, what will Confucian generals like Lu Zhi do? To be honest, I personally don't think it's as good-looking as Nuo noodles, so why aren't they updated?
After reading three or four chapters, I found a question, wasn't Cao Cao reborn? Why do you know what happened after his death? Why do you know that Sima Yi usurped Wei? During Cao Cao's time, Sima Yi had no conditions at all to seize power. Cao Cao just noticed that he had "great ambition and a wolf-minded prime minister" During Cao Pi's period, Cao Pi had four friends and close confidants, and Cao Pi had a high degree of trust in him. During Cao Rui's period, the indispensable commander was still Cao Rui's Tuogu minister. During Cao Fang's period, by the time Sima Yi rebelled, almost all the people who could gain Cao Cao's trust were dead, right? There is no one I particularly trust. They are not very trustworthy even if they are still alive, and when Sima Yi rebelled, almost no one among these people opposed Sima Yi's rebellion. Moreover, the reason for the uprising was that Cao Shuang had the power to exclude him. In order to protect himself, Sima Yi decided to uprising. Instead of planning to usurp Wei in a few decades since his youth, Gao Pingling was forced to take a big gamble. The subsequent usurpation of Wei was like a high mountain and a rolling stone. So how did Cao Cao know? Is it possible that he can predict the future in addition to rebirth? Or did you return to Jin after watching the three families under the underworld? Or have you read the Romance of the Three Kingdoms? What use could Sima Yi have if he had these abilities? Sima Yi doesn't know as much as you, Cao Cao. Sima Yi didn't even know that Jin was replacing Wei. Because the Sima family was awarded a title related to Jin for the first time, Sima Yi had been dead for many years.
Great author, is Prime Minister Zhuge in this book a boy or a girl? I want to see Lin Yi and the female Zhuge fall in love and kill each other [admiration]
This book is very comfortable to read. Except for the fact that some of the characters in it are female, everything else is very good. Moreover, the IQ in the book is online, so that we can understand it without appearing to be mentally retarded, and it is not too difficult for us to understand at all. Some of the strategies in it are also told to us from a third-person perspective, so that we can understand it and take it into consideration.