I suddenly wanted to read the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and happened to see this article. I finished it in one day. The feeling at the beginning was actually okay, but when I saw that there were suddenly too many emotional lines in the middle and later stages, it was a bit far-fetched to be honest. Except for Xun Yu and Guo Jia, the others felt a bit far-fetched (to be honest, the heroine and Guo Jia ended up one dead and the other sacrificed their love and then both returned to modern times... To be honest, the heroine was plotted before she died and agreed to marry Cao Ang...) To be honest, the best emotional line in the whole story is the friendship line with Mi Heng.
When I saw the ending, I felt that the author was writing a very new kind of time travel, and there was a time limit for the heroine to return to 2020, but it actually felt very unnecessary. I really like the description of the line of fame and hegemony in the early and middle stages of this article, including the transformation of some things, the scribes meeting, strategies, etc. To be honest, I am a romance lover, but I really feel that there are too many inexplicable emotional lines and strange developments in the later period, which is a bit messy. Then the fact that I was imprisoned really made me lose a lot of favor. In fact, the status of women during the Three Kingdoms period was really not as low as I thought. Furthermore, the heroine was a hero who offered tricks to assassinate Dong and Xian city. Cao Cao wanted to tie the heroine with a marriage contract. The reason did not convince me. The last twenty chapters (especially after Cao Qing appeared to cause trouble) really made people feel aggrieved and like useless...
I really like the concept and description of the story, but the double plot and the extra plot are a bit messy. Also: OE is very good, pretending to be Hehua wants them all))