Three Kingdoms: My Wife Is Zhen Jiang, and Guan, Zhang, and Zhao Serve Under Me

The Romance of the Three Kingdoms deserves a good review.

It's very good that it's not an AI novel, but could the protagonist please avoid using colloquial language when writing poetry? Also, could you learn from the old Romance of the Three Kingdoms in terms of language, and stop using pronouns like "I," "you," "his," "you," and "everyone"?

You write historical articles, don't you read history? Who is Liu Heng? He was Emperor Wen of Han. Is this appropriate for you to write like this? You write history articles, don't you read history? Haven't you checked historical records? Who is Liu Heng? He was Emperor Wen of Han. 🤦

It's not bad; the logical reasoning is decent, but the battle scenes are depicted somewhat unrealistically.

The protagonist is lazy; he'd rather lie down than sit, and rather sit than stand. In the late Han Dynasty and Three Kingdoms period, how could someone like that be the protagonist?! [What][What][What] I don't know what happens later, but I didn't want to read more after a few chapters.

It's well-written. I've read around chapter 100 and haven't heard about the struggle for power yet. I'm worried about what comes next. It's already incredibly powerful; it could completely stop Dong Zhuo from entering the capital. How will it be written from here on out?

Author, do you want to check if the protagonist's name is appropriate?

What happened to Zhen Jiang? 😅

This is a good article about the Three Kingdoms.

It's really well-written, with a good writing style and decent pacing; it's easy to read.