
The Master of Acting as a Strategist in the Three Kingdoms
演技帝在三国当谋士
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 473k Words
- Genre
- No CP
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
103Chapters
6.3kFavorites
7.7Score
4.8kNutrient gifts
15.8kClicks per chapter
1kComments
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Leveling up and personal growth.
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Congratulations on the completion But in the end it can be said that the leader is the leader and the tail is the tail.
Alas, it is a good article, but the logic behind it is completely illogical. It can be seen that the author ended it in a hurry. It is a pity that it ends in an anticlimax. There are several chapters in the middle about Sun Cebo Fu, and there are really not many stories where the protagonist does not appear in several chapters. I skipped it, and I was even more confused by the subsequent operations. Guo Jia did not save him, and died in accordance with history, and there would not be as many things later. I feel that the protagonist Madonna went too far, and saving Guo Jia had no effect at all. It was a stupid move. Guo Jia's final ending of defeat, worry and anger, was worse than death from illness. At least he left a plan for Cao Cao before he died. What Sima Yi rebelled against was even more strange. As the number one man in the Three Kingdoms, he could not rebel in a hurry. He must slowly take power in his hands. And I'm very unhappy that Red Cliff vs. Butterfly is gone. There's obviously a lot that could be written about it, but the direction is so weird. Since it was described above that Liu Bei led the troops strictly and controlled the hearts of the people, it is obvious that Cao Wei is in defeat, so the 3,000 people who rebelled are equivalent to joining the national army in 49 years. I can't figure it out, and there's not enough foreshadowing. At least it couldn't have been because of Guo Jia's rebellion during the siege. The score for the first few dozen chapters can be above 9 points, the middle 7 points, and the ending up to 5 points. OOC not to mention, and the ending is very hasty. If Sima Yizhen steals Cao Wei at this time, it will only divide the north. The veterans who are loyal to the Cao family are not dead yet. As the most cunning person in the Three Kingdoms, he would rather resign and wait for the opportunity than act rashly. Alas, the direction of the story is confusing.
Good guy, I am really worried about being in the Han camp. This is Guan Yu: Don't you have your own allusions?
啊啊啊啊啊啊这个番外,我男神居然有女朋友,我还以为是后代的评价什么的
In the future chapter, you can write about how future generations will view Yu Changsheng, his achievements, and what history has uncovered. Writing about Yu Changsheng's campus life is a bit abrupt.
I feel that Sima Yi, who has endured for three generations, is not so stupid as to usurp the throne without destroying the Shu Han.
I hope Fengxiao will get better, but I don't want him to get better. I'm torn.
I thought it was a comment from later generations, but suddenly I took a bite of the CP author in a non-CP article. Do you know what it feels like? Just like a person clearly has a doting wife persona and maintains a good image before marriage, so no one suspects it. Later, the reporter wanted to interview this person about his career after marriage. He never thought that this would have anything to do with his persona. As a result, he was caught off guard and saw him doing domestic violence. Do you understand?
I feel a little bad watching these episodes.
Compassion does not command troops, and if it did not save people in the first place, it would not be so troublesome if it complies with history and dies.