Zhou Lang, Zhou Lang (Three Kingdoms)

I see that this last comment is from 5 years ago... I think I was still in high school when I first read this novel. Now I have graduated from graduate school. When I came back from Zhenjiang, I passed by Taishi Ci's Tomb and I couldn't help but leave a message.

It's very beautiful to watch, the emotional progression is very smooth and natural, and the plotting battlefield is also very intelligent. The heroine finally had the courage to take on the responsibility and transformed into Sun Quan to protect Zhou Yu. The two stood side by side and the husband and wife were united. It was a great story.

This article is the most satisfying Three Kingdoms fanfic I have read so far. The author is really awesome.

My taste has been spoiled by the author, and I can't get used to the style in other works. I like the characters written by my wife, and I feel they are very close to Gong Jin in my mind!

It seems that only strong male protagonists in novels can accept such a strong woman as their wife... Most men in reality still like to immerse themselves in a gentle land. Even though I liked her ability when I was working with the hair extension wife, I felt uneasy after becoming famous. This novel is quite artistic. Although I really can't understand some of the calculations, the author has read the interpretation and Romance of the Three Kingdoms, so I have to praise it. He also has the courage to break through the unchangeable pattern of history. Although there are some plots that I really don't want to accept emotionally (such as Zhang Liao's submission, Gao Shun's survival...), I still appreciate the author's wisdom in justifying himself. After all, it is difficult to break through the deep-rooted plots in the interpretation. In short, thank you to the author for the great article. I hope that the logical reasoning in the next article will be more simple and concise so that we ordinary people can read it more easily.

I have finished reading "Blue Blood and Silver Gun" a long time ago, but I never knew that this chapter would be finished. I stayed up late to finish it and just wanted to say, "Gong Jin, marry me!" ! I have been watching the Three Kingdoms TV series since I was a child and I think Gong Jin is my male hero. Although I don't remember who the actor is, the sword dance is really impressive. Because I love Zhou Yu more than Zhao Yun, I also like Yueyue more. The last little wish of this article is that Yueyue can write another Three Kingdoms hero whoever it is! (I secretly want to see Guo Fengxiao... (Whisper

Not bad, not bad. . . Everything else is good, but unfortunately there is a problem with the coherence of the writing. From time to time, the preface does not match the postscript. Maybe the author is also a science student? But overall it's still pretty good to watch. . The author should have done a lot of historical homework, otherwise the place names would be different from those in modern times. From here to there, there would be surprise attacks and violent attacks. It would be confusing just to look at the place names. . . The characters are all very good and consistent with history. The setting of the daughter Sun Quan is very novel and completely breaks out of the romance circle where she competes with Xiao Qiao for CP. Xiao Qiao is just a soy sauce follower, with less writing than her sister Da Qiao. . . If you don't think about the heroine's halo time travel plug-in, the daughter Sun Quan is indeed very arrogant. Not only arranging troops to fight and improve weapons, but also trying to attract matchmakers to Sun Meizi and Zhao Yun: "Okay, I will write to Liu Bei right away and ask him to prepare a betrothal gift to come to Jiangdong to propose marriage, so that Zhao Yun can marry into Jiangdong." . . I almost burst into laughter looking at it. . . Sometimes the male protagonist in a strong female character weakens, but that doesn't happen here at all. Governor Zhou is still so handsome, full of strategists, and gentle as a jade. I think the author is based on the image of Gong Jin in Su Shi's poems, in which the oars and oars were wiped out in ashes while talking and laughing. He also particularly emphasizes his "majestic and heroic" military value. In the introduction, there is not much emphasis on the melody of "The song is wrong, Zhou Lang Gu", and the author is probably busy writing about war. . . It was a pity that the famous "Meeting of Heroes" was no longer available, but when I saw the scene where the granddaughter Quan brewed strong wine and the generals drank at night to celebrate their victory and defied Liu Bei, the scene was also very touching. Zhou Yu played chopsticks, Lu Meng, Zhao Yun and Yin competed in martial arts. . . I like Zhou Yu and Zhao Yun the most among the Three Kingdoms, and Sun Quan, the daughter of Sun Quan, spent a lot of effort to finally bring these two people into one camp, which is exactly what I want. . . In John Woo's previous movies, the two heroes had more interactions, but unfortunately they couldn't get used to Tony Leung's Zhou Yu. . . Cao Cao's other fierce male character Ge Wenli also behaved appropriately. The female image of the second bridge is soy sauce, but Huang Yueying and Sun Xiaomei are more outstanding, and the daughter Sun Quan also found a matchmaker for them. . . As for Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang, they are not my cup of tea at all. In "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", I think they are the two top villains. One is always crying, and the other is half-human and not a monster. . . No comment

Great article!! I haven't read such a good article in a long time!! The author hates Liu Daer as much as I do, which is really rare! I curl my lips every time I hear people admiring Liu Bei.

…What??? This is gone!!!???? Can't get enough!!! QAQ

Is this the end?! It was so unexpected! I just got married and got pregnant without even thinking about it. I also wanted to see the sweet interaction between Zhou Yu and Li Mu in the follow-up, but the baby was born in the next chapter!! Oh my God!!! Author, please write slowly so we are really not in a hurry?