Lady Xie in the Three Kingdoms

How can I put it, the writing is smooth, a time-travel heroine lives a very frustrated life, she is in love all the time, so frustrated, there is no big picture, limited to the struggle in the harem, from Sun Quan's harem to Cao Pi's harem, I don't like this style of writing. The heroine is said to have come from time-travel, but in fact she is no different from those women in ancient times who depended on their husbands. It is not that she pursues equality and a life-long relationship, but I don't find in her the self-esteem and self-love that modern women should have.

Special reminder: The following content contains serious spoilers, so newbies must read with caution. Dividing line You really have to read it carefully Closer to home, when I discovered this work, I had already written more than a million words. I was very puzzled at the time. After all, judging from the historical prototype of the heroine, she would not have time to participate in so many things, unless the author changed her destiny... Love in feudal society was trapped by the background of the times. Stories about a pair of people for a lifetime are almost extinct, and there are not many 1V1 love. Only the teenage love between the original couple can barely be enjoyed, even if they end up in a sad ending due to various reasons. As a first love or first wife, I read at least the first 50 chapters, because the historical prototype of the heroine has a record of "lucky love and favor". I couldn't understand the tortuous love path of this official couple, and the fact that there were so many warblers around the hero from the beginning... The first 50 chapters are neither sweet nor unpleasant. Of course, this is not a mindless Mary Sue romance novel after all. Only after reading on did I understand the author's various gimmicks. Every supporting character has value. The author's preparation is very solid. The characters are full, the conception is clever, and the plot is rich. It is not inferior to domestic dramas with female protagonists (emphasis added, here refers to dramas above the passing line). The heroine is not the first person the hero falls in love with, but she is the last person the hero falls in love with. As I write this, I want to make a few nonsense remarks. The prototype of the heroine actually has a younger brother. This younger brother has written history books and served as a high official. His name is mentioned many times in "The Complete Works of Lu Xun", which is very cool. I was originally looking forward to how the author's skills would shape this great talent. However, in the setting of this work, the heroine only has one sister, who is not alive yet, and the heroine has no relatives. But later I also understood that for the heroine to realize the golden cicada's escape plan later, the identity of an orphan is the best setting... The author stitched together the ending of the heroine in the history books with the two events of "Cao Cao asked Sun Quan to send his son as a hostage, but Sun Quan had no children at the time", and arranged a "death escape" for the heroine to escape from the shell of a golden cicada, leave Jiangdong, and start the journey of Cao Wei. Although it is a novel about home fighting, the author's profound literary and historical skills and broad vision are truly admirable. Through the heroine's experience in Cao Wei, the classic scenes of the Three Kingdoms are unfolded one by one, including the overt and covert fights between the brothers Cao Pi and Cao Zhi, Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty's dissatisfaction and unwillingness to Cao Cao, Empress Fu's worries in the former dynasty and the harem, the irresponsible fate of the three sisters of the Cao family, Sima Yi's departure from the mountain, Guo Jia's magical calculations, the tricks of various counselors, the game between Zhen Mi and Guo Zhao in the inner house, etc. It is really wonderful. The brightest light in the complicated plot is that Xie Shu and Guo Zhao gradually develop sympathy for each other amidst their mutual hostility. Even if they are not sisters, their frenemies and friends are also separated from the interpersonal relationships in ordinary otaku novels. In the final chapter, Xie Shu returns to Jiangdong, when everyone is middle-aged. Speaking of which, Zhou Yu was my earliest White Moonlight of the Three Kingdoms, so much so that I felt that the history of the Three Kingdoms after Zhou Yu's death was not that exciting. At the same time, Zhou Yu's death was also like a watershed in Sun Quan's life. The young Sun Quan was capable of taking over Cao Cao's classic assessment. However, after the Battle of Chibi, Sun Quan, or Sun Quan without Zhou Yu's assistance, looked exactly like the same person as he did when he was a boy. As a background character, Zhou Yu has been leading troops outside. I originally thought that the author would not arrange for Zhou Yu to receive a lunch box, so that my impression of Sun Quan would remain as a "young hero" without any drama. However, in the latest chapter, Zhou Yu is still offline. Although there is no direct narrative, I am still a little heartbroken... According to the historical process, as the status of the male protagonist is upgraded, the house fight will probably evolve into a palace fight. I hope to see the end this year and look forward to the author's wonderful description!

Hey, I had high expectations for this article at the beginning. Reading the copy, I always felt that although it was a palace fight and a house fight, it should still be different from ordinary house fights. Although the author stopped updating in the middle, I still followed it until now. However, when I saw this, I really felt that it was a bit boring. It was no different from other otaku essays, or even worse. The first point is that the heroine can never defeat the villain in it. I feel that all the supporting characters have an above-average IQ, except for the heroine and her man, Yazi, who is never very smart. Some mediocre strategies can turn the world upside down. The ups and downs of the scheming male and female protagonists are really a bit speechless. The second point is that I really don't understand how the heroine's feelings for Sun Quan can be so strong. Maybe this is a damn love that I can't understand... I told her to let it go, but she didn't let it go anyway. Sun Quan persuaded her and followed her back. Thinking back to the heroine's previous desire to give up, it's a bit funny. Sun Quan was not as good as Cao Pi to her. After coming back, apart from having the dignity of a married woman, I didn't feel much better than before. Especially Sun Quan, sometimes I feel that he is quite smart when I write about it, but many times, such as this chapter, I feel that he is just a vulgar man who was easily fooled by Bu Lianshi. The most speechless thing is that the biggest villain is the trainer from the beginning to the end, but I can't tell how smart she is. I can only say that the male and female protagonists really have low IQs. She is still jumping up and down after so many chapters... It's really too much to talk about. There is no purpose in saying so much. I just feel a little sorry that this article has gone from high to low.

It's really baffling It's quite strange. As a queen, the heroine has never done anything. Judging from the early stage of the article, the heroine is quite smart. It's not that she doesn't have the ability to manage the harem well. I really don't understand it.

The ending is a little rushed, but the maps of Cao Wei and Shu Han are both exciting, and Soochow is almost the same. Nowadays, it is at least a drama with a female protagonist that is above the passing line.

Very nice! [Star Eyes] Under the guidance of novels, it is always easy for us to ignore the glory of Soochow, but I think they should not be like this It's a pity that Gong Jin and Bo Fu still didn't change their fate, and Cao Pi's offline was a little too hasty (but I still contributed my tears) [Ju Tang] Also, such a good Zhou Xun was tarnished I have had many ideas about the character Zhou Fu (because I am a member of the Soochow Party, and Gong Jin is my recommendation). I always feel that the ages of her and Sun Deng are inappropriate, because Sun Deng was born in 209 AD, and Zhou Yu died in 21 AD. There is a mismatch in age, so I always feel that the person with whom she has a romantic relationship should be Gongzi Shao [Panda Head] The author can be regarded as fulfilling one of my settings [Let Me Kangkang]

This is the first article that I like the writing style, but I really can't like the heroine. I can still see it now

Both the Cao Wei chapter and the Shu Han chapter are well written, but I feel like they are not that good at the end.

Zhao Yun's sister and nephew all died because of Sun Quan. He was really overpowering.

Ahhhh, I opened Jinjiang again, and it was actually finished! The epilogue is too short. I didn't watch enough. I'll come back and add more extras when I have time.