These books are all about assisting Liu Bei. In the first book, Zhuge Liang is directly reborn when he returns to the thatched cottage of Sangu, the third book is reborn as Zhang Fei, and the last book is reborn as Liu Bei's adopted son Liu Chan. The remaining books are all about the protagonist helping Liu Bei to dominate the world as a counselor.
☘️①The protagonist was rescued by Liu Bei, and later became brothers, and gradually became the famous military advisor Chen. ☘️②The protagonist combines the wisdom of Zhang Liang during the Liu Bang period to help Liu Bei grow up. ☘️③In the beginning, the protagonist tricked Guo Jia into going to the princes for an alliance. The journey was miserable and he wanted to repay Liu Bei's favor. ☘️④The protagonist uses Xu Shu to explore Liu Bei's true ambition at the beginning, and later defectes to Cao Cao, scheming the world, and helping Liu Bei. ☘️⑤The protagonist originally just wanted to be a common man, but the world was in turmoil and Liu Bei happened to come. 🍓🍓🍓
☘️①The protagonist was rescued by Liu Bei, and later became brothers, and gradually became the famous military advisor Chen. ☘️②The protagonist combines the wisdom of Zhang Liang during the Liu Bang period to help Liu Bei grow up. ☘️③In the beginning, the protagonist deceives Guo Jia to go to the feudal lords for an alliance. The journey was miserable and he wanted to repay Liu Bei's favor. ☘️④The protagonist uses Xu Shu to explore Liu Bei's true ambition at the beginning, and later defectes to Cao Cao, scheming the world, and helping Liu Bei. ☘️⑤The protagonist originally just wanted to be a common man, but the world was in turmoil and Liu Bei happened to come. 🍓🍓🍓
The writing is really good. I feel that the backup will be 9.0 Soon. Unlike other books, the protagonist of this book and Zhuge Liang are two extremes but they help Liu Bei together. The protagonist has many stains (in order to help Liu Bei)
The first one was written by Laojiu, and the quality of the Three Kingdoms series he wrote is definitely top-notch. But because the Three Kingdoms novels are no longer popular recently, the popularity and ratings are very low. If you are interested, you can read this one, which I recommend the most among the two books. As for the second book, it's not too rigorous. It's okay to relax occasionally, but don't delve too deeply into the history.
After reading these two books, I don't want to read anything else, especially the first one. The writing is very good, there are very few faulty sentences, the plot has ups and downs, and the protagonist's strategy has few bugs. The most important thing is that it does not deviate greatly from the historical characters and time, and is well-founded.
These are all high-quality novels that I have read that assist Liu or take Liu Bei as the protagonist. The quality is absolutely reliable [currently in development] [currently in development] I believe that I, as someone who spends half of my reading time reading Ji Hanwen, have the perspective. ①The first book This is the one I have been chasing now, with a score of 9.4. The author is well-known for writing about traveling through Liu Feng, and his original intention was to discredit Liu Bei, but the more the author wrote, the more he felt that Liu Bei could not be a hypocrite, so he finally changed the outline drastically. The emperor's uncle charmed the author after thousands of years. The plot is that Liu Chan is reborn as a baby, and Liu Bei can hear Liu Chan's voice, and there are masters: Zhuge Liang dreamed about the entire plot from when he came out of the mountain to when he died of illness in Wuzhangyuan. It can be said that he was reborn as Zhuge Liang after the fact. Don't give up because of these settings, it's really exciting. ② I haven't finished the second book, but I did read it a long time after its debut, and I'm not sure why the rating is low. If you have read it, you can tell me about it. The content is as its name suggests. It coincides with Wu Gou crossing the river in white clothes. Xin Qiji, who has great ambitions, travels to Fu Shiren's tent, kills Fu Shiren, defends the police, and repels Wu Gou. The characterization is very detailed, and the image of Xin Qiji's literary and military abilities is vividly portrayed. The ability to mount a horse with military force can stabilize the country, and the ability to dismount with martial arts can stabilize the world. It is really suitable for people who like Xin Qiji to read it. It can satisfy the two major regrets of Ji Han and Xin Qiji in one go. ③The third book is still good, but I can't remember the content very much, and the rest of it is quite good. The author started with the protagonist developing from a village. The writing was really detailed and exciting at the beginning. However, the author failed to grasp it and made the pace too fast in the later period. If he had written at the beginning pace, it would probably have reached 1.5 Million words. At the same time, some places are a bit inconsistent with the background of the times, and the details are not very good, and the description of combat power is a bit unrealistic. But the resourcefulness and calculation are still very good. ④The fourth book. Just look at the ratings of this book and you will know that it truly anoints the gods and restores the true nature of the Three Kingdoms. The author has profound writing skills, smooth writing and humorous language. Every character in the novel is quite realistic, and no character is blackmailed. The protagonist travels to a time when Xu Shu is about to be deceived into Cao's camp, and takes the initiative to ask Ying to replace Xu Shu in Xudu. In the early stage, he shines in Xudu, and he is very good at the art of vertical and horizontal, and he directly becomes Cao Cao's favorite scholar. In the end, Xu's mother was successfully rescued, and she became the person Cao Cao wanted most after Guan Yu. After that, he assisted Liu Bei in farming and development, which was quite good. ⑤The fifth book is the first one I read on Tomato. The content is quite satisfactory, with a ridiculous number of typos and a lack of details. Everything else is okay, especially the despicable and shameless Sun Quan, which is certainly a poisonous point? Sun Quan's power is just like Xiao Qiang who cannot be killed. He cannot be destroyed in a long time. ⑥The sixth book: The protagonist traveled through time and became friends with Guo Jia, and took Guo Jia directly to assist Liu Bei. After persuading Lu Bu Xiaozhi with reason and emotion, he tied Jia Xu and Lu Bu together and packed them up to Liu Bei. At the same time, he rescued Xun You. Poor Boss Cao gave half of his advisers to the emperor's uncle. The underage Zhuge Liang was also recruited as a coolie. The most interesting thing about the book is watching these literati confuse each other. The biggest point is that the protagonist fell in love with Lu Bu's daughter, so he corrected the three views of the slaves with three surnames, and repeatedly advised Lu Bu to study more and learn more from Jia Xu. So Lu Bu directly super evolved, he knew how to use tricks! ! ! Liu Bei also fully gained Lu Bu's power. ⑦The last book: Don't feel that you can't read it just because of its title. There is a reason for telling the identity of the time traveler, and it is not a poisonous point. The biggest feature of the book is that very few historical figures die. The protagonist directly used tricks to conquer Sun Ce's forces. My emperor's uncle showed his kindness and directly made Sun Ce feel like he saw his father, and the Soochow forces were completely accepted. The later period is about strategy and espionage. There is not much description of war, which is very interesting. In the end, Cao Cao was defeated, but he did not kill him, but actually made Cao Cao the general who conquered the west. One of my favorite family endings. The last one I included is private. If you like Liu Bei, don't miss it. I really recommend it and it meets the requirements. The emperor's uncle traveled to the Song Dynasty and restored the glory of the Han Dynasty. The author is a university teacher and the writing is very good.
The first one I wrote myself is more historical and not eunuch-y. The second one is Xuzhou's Prosperity, about military advisors. The third one is also about military advisors. The fourth one is about Liu Bei's son, who is good at literature and martial arts. The fifth one is Liu Bei himself. The sixth one is about Liu Bei's son, who is good at literature and military skills.
The first one is a paid novel on Feilu. It is a little unreasonable in terms of age, but overall it is okay. The previous one is a bit inconsistent because he moved it directly and started writing the paid chapters on Feilu. The author is very conscientious. In the second book, the protagonist has been reincarnated for nine lives. As long as you reincarnate in the tenth life, you will be immortal and immortal. You will find ways to seek death in the early stage, but it will bring unexpected gains. Until the hell copy of Changbanpo, because of the dedication of Lu Bu's daughter (not that kind), he was completely awakened, and then he pressed Cao Cao and Sun Quan to the ground and rubbed him. In the third book, the protagonist traveled through time and became Liu Bei, the unrecorded son of Xuzhou. Then he was found and ran to the new wilderness to join Liu Bei. The protagonist was a little arrogant, then very lustful, and looked down on others. But this is a common problem for all protagonists in novels. It is normal. Father is kind and son is filial, brothers and sisters are respectful, he is not soft on the enemy, and is very kind to his own people. He is a relatively good Ji Hanwen.
In the first book, the protagonist pretends to be Xu Shu at the beginning and goes to Cao Cao to save his mother for Xu Shu; in the second book, Zhuge Liang succeeds in borrowing the Seven Star Lantern, but it does not extend his life. After his death, his soul passes through Lu Bu who occupied Xuzhou and assists Liu Bei again.
I mainly recommend the first book. There is a sentence in Chapter 83 of the first book that rhymes. In the end, Ji Ling is buried in the earth, and then plays music and dances.
These three books are all very good. The second one is mainly because not many people have read it. The first 320 chapters or so of the fifth book are good, but not so much later.