Three Kingdoms Super Summoning System

In fact, after reading this book, I always felt that it was not good. I wanted to give the author some suggestions, so I came to Qidian to talk about it. . . 1: Titles and etiquette are common problems in all historical novels and are also the most criticized. As soon as this book came out, various adults were used. In the Han Dynasty, adults referred to parents, so words that should be used with caution always appear, which is very confusing. At that time, the titles were all based on official positions or names. For example, when Liu Bei was named Yuzhou Mu, everyone called him Zuo General Yuzhou Mu Liu Gong or Xuande Gong. Those who were close called him Liu Yuzhou or Xuande Gong. But if they were not close and they met for the first time, they had to bring their official titles. In that era, people would call him "sir" without meeting. The name "sir" became popular in the Ming Dynasty. In the Song Dynasty, they all addressed him as husband. Etiquette in the Han Dynasty was very particular. There would be no banquet without etiquette. Even when eating, there must be distinctions in status. The princes had to enjoy feasting when eating. Civil and military officials also had their own etiquette. It was not just eating at random. Going to court was a ceremony of etiquette. When civil and military officials were separated, they entered the hall to take swords. They entered in order of official position and took off their shoes (that is, taking off their shoes and putting down their weapons). Only a handful of meritorious officials were awarded the honor of going to the hall with swords and shoes. 2: Military system, I don't know what the author thinks. Didn't he check the information before writing the book? So lazy? No sincerity at all? Everything about the commander-in-chief has come out, and the military system of the Han army can be found on the Internet. It is not a secret. Can the author be a little sincere? Three: Geography, it can be seen from here that the author did not check the information at all when writing the book, and blindly made a self-righteous mess. First of all, the north of Luoyang after crossing the Yellow River is still Sili, and it is Hanoi, the major county of Sili. There are repeated ignorance of geography in this book In this situation, Bingzhou and Sili are forgotten across the river. This is indeed the case in Hedong, but Hedong is also adjacent to Hongnong and other places, which is far away from Luoyang. If you take a boat down the river, you can only go ashore in Hanoi, otherwise you can only go to Jizhou. Four: The birth dates of historical figures. What I want to say here is that the author can check the information. Cai Yan was born around 168, Liu Bian was born around 175, and Hao Zhao was probably born after 180. He became famous during the Liangzhou Rebellion in 220, and died in 229. His son had just grown up when he died, so he may not have been forty years old. You can force the characters to enter the scene in 189. I am also drunk. That's all. These aspects are the most problematic and are the problems that accompany the whole book. I really don't know what the author thought. Anyway, after reading it, I had the urge to curse!

It's borrowed from Bronze Swordsman and the system settings are exactly the same 🤫

If history changes a little bit and famous generals come in, then the whole world will be full of famous generals from future generations having fun.

After reading more than a dozen chapters, it was really addictive. They were all about interacting with the system. I am most annoyed by a system that talks a lot. Moreover, the author is definitely not old, and the plot is very childish and has a middle-class atmosphere. Very poisonous

I have read a novel in which Lu Bu traveled through time and almost beat Liu Bian to death who had a summoning system! ! Do you believe it?

To be honest, I really can't see this kind of random novel. It's a hodgepodge. Looking at the past five thousand years, every dynasty has the existence of the heroes of Gaia. If you put them together, what can you create? What about Guan Gong fighting Qin Qiong? At that time, Guan Gong was only a myth. Besides, Guan Gong could only be a general, and Qin Qiong was also a commander-level figure. Can the two be compared?

Jurchens are absolutely invincible. Let me see who the score is with. Possibly in the late Ming Dynasty. There was no chance of success in the late Southern Song Dynasty. Not to mention the Three Kingdoms period, he wouldn't be able to play any prince.

Three chapters of defeat! ! ! The top students in history are really awesome☀🐮☀

Hahahahahahahaha I'm laughing so hard. When will a mentally retarded person be able to be the protagonist? His IQ is 90, so doesn't Zhuge Guojia and his like start at 1000?

If so many people invaded, the result would be that the Central Plains would be divided and unification would be impossible. How could there be so many fools who fell into your scheme and went out of the city to fight you. The walls will be fortified and the fields will be clear, which will make you want to die. Not to mention the 50 million people of the Han Dynasty, 500 million can give you nine out of ten houses. The best ending is for the protagonist to seize half of the country, and everyone slowly grinds them together, killing tens of millions of people, and then annihilates the clan. Just like Zhuge Liang fighting Sima Yi, there may be a victory or defeat, but it is a small victory and a small defeat, and no one can do anything to anyone.

Lu Buyi's Ambition and Hegemony specifically attacks you, and Liu Bian's system is broken. It's quite fun.

The overall structure is basically the same as that of Call of the Three Kingdoms: 1. The fierce general is Mu Guiying, and you are Yang Miaozhen 2. The fierce general is Chengdu's housekeeper, and you are Yang Zaixing 3. The fierce generals occupy Jiangnan, and you occupy Bingzhou. Jiangnan is far away, but Bingzhou is close and you are not beaten, haha. Not to mention, brother, your rationality is much less than that of summoning a powerful general, and your intention is not much different, but it is inferior!

This book is very impressive, with 3.46 Million words, of which at least 460,000 are typos! Not to mention the confusing sentences! It's basically all guesswork...

I couldn't stand it after reading a few chapters. So damn poisonous

The poison is so powerful that others can only bring one or two people out, but Temujin directly brought out the entire Mongolian founding group, which is outrageous

During the Little Ice Age, could the Northeast support an army of 400,000?

The ability to persuade someone to retreat at the beginning is at full level. . . The back. . I don't know, he died from the poison

Damn it! This author is so honest! Most authors will delete negative reviews, but this author doesn't! The book review section is full of negative reviews and no positive reviews. I have to say that the author is awesome, I admire you.

I read it for free as a VIP. Let's not talk about the writing and plot. The protagonist's IQ and the author's lack of knowledge of history make this book hard to swallow. It's not as good as the bronze one.

This is rubbish. You won't be able to stand it after reading more than 3 chapters. In order to prevent the author from making money, I advise you not to read it.

I don't want anyone who is poisoned. I can't survive Chapter 5. If I wait for Chapter 5, I'll queue up. I want to see if there is anyone who can resist the poison better than me.

It's too poisonous. Although time travelers don't have to appear to have everything planned out and have a plan in mind, they can't write so impatiently when encountering difficulties. After reading the first ten chapters, they are all written like this. The author just wants to beat the word count. He rushes as soon as he talks to the system. He is in a hurry to reincarnate and decisively abandons the book.

It's pretty good. Everyone has their own fantasy of the Three Kingdoms. Although some are not perfect, they all have their own ideas. Different characters have different plots. Some parts are a little uncomfortable to watch, but to be honest, this book still has a lot to like.

I can type the wrong words in my introduction. Is it Liu Bian or Liu Bian?

Author, please stop insulting historians. You are a historian when you don't even understand the history of the characters! Can you please stop insulting people?

After reading three chapters, I know why it's in the free version.

If you see one training a day, then there's no need to watch it, it's very NC

I can't stand it, the writing is really bad.

Isn't this just plagiarizing the swordsman?

I feel like Zuo Ci did a good job, but it's a bit of a pity.