Bandits of the Three Kingdoms

The author basically describes many things in one stroke. Many things can be written, but basically none are written. For example, reading, the author has no specific description, establishes a school, and starts teaching. The situation of the students is not described, and what they learn is not described. As modern people, they don't draft some books and do some education in specified directions. Modern people who need talents can definitely use the cultural technologies of later generations that have transcended thousands of years, such as cramming education, and can completely cultivate a large number of high-quality talents. For example, the recruitment hall is so simple. In ancient times, the recruitment hall was comparable to the No. 1 Scholar exam. If it was done well, it would be a place that could be famous throughout the ages. It could completely write a modern article in less than ten years, such as what thoughts and how. . . Anyway, it lacks a lot of things... The protagonist is a modern successful person, so he must know a lot of things. As a result, I felt that the protagonist has nothing but fighting. . . . . .

If nothing else, let's talk about fierce generals and scribes! A general's loyalty is more important than his life, and how can he persuade him to surrender with just a few words? There are still soldiers on the battlefield who think that the general is the leader. The general has not been captured and the flag has not fallen. You will surrender if you say surrender? Hehe! Also, the arrogance of the scribes is even greater. If the protagonist has an identity but no status, and a reputation but no fame, how can a scribe come to vote?

It's really a poisonous weed. I can't stand it anymore because I'm bored.

This book is the most boring book I have ever read. I don't know what it is writing. Now I am opening a school, and now I am fighting the barbarians. I don't understand what barbarians are. I don't want to kill the same people (Han people). Then you fight for hegemony in the Three Kingdoms, and you can go to sleep. Don't tell me to write it. For example, even though you don't know how to cook, you can still taste whether the food is delicious or not.

This book is an ancient novel written with modern people's thinking in mind. I just want to say that it was very embarrassing to read. First of all, ancient literati valued fame and status. Do you think they would accept you and bow to you if you just said a few nice words? It's strange that he doesn't want to make some plans to kill you. Second An ancient military commander, or a fierce man with some ability, would he kneel down and call you lord after just a few words from you? Wouldn't modern people be like this? There is gold at the knees of a man. Unless he is that kind of trash, he will kneel down and beg to be taken in after you say a few words. I hope the author will be more logical in his future creations, otherwise it will be embarrassing for readers. Although the novel you write can be used as you wish, at least the logical thinking must be thorough and the reading must be smooth. Please forgive me if my comment is wrong.

During the Three Kingdoms era, a woman who was robbed by bandits dared to express her dissatisfaction in front of the bandits? Do you still apologize to others? N. B.

Why do I feel that this novel is written in a grinding, clumsy way, and has no literary talent? I really can't tell what strategies and strategies are incorporated into it. Who would dare to retain the military commanders who rebelled in ancient times? ? Who wouldn't end up miserable? He could persuade someone to surrender by casually changing the subject, and he could just say a random sentence and the person wouldn't be dissatisfied. Since you have chosen the starting point, why not write a cool article? ? It was so blunt.

The worst Three Kingdoms book I have ever seen. The princes are like good friends. They are so crazy.

After seeing the Zhonglie Pavilion in the previous chapters, under the circumstances at that time, what qualifications did the protagonist have to establish the Zhonglie Pavilion?

The boss of the copycat apologized to a maid he stole? Still want to cajole?

I didn't want to read this book after seeing the title. Born among bandits in the Three Kingdoms, I also want to recruit civil servants and generals. I don't have any knowledge.

When writing this kind of book, can you not create some characters that don't exist? It's very easy to cause drama and it's very embarrassing to watch😓

? ? ? ? ? Brother, didn't I tell you that you went directly to Jingzhou after looking at the pig's feet for a long time and asked about the historical background? ? When you wake up, you know that you have traveled to the Three Kingdoms?

After a year's rest, you can take the civil and military examinations during this period. Don't you have to plan for the civil and military examinations in advance?

The bandits are getting lazy. When will the update be released?

I have read so many novels about the Three Kingdoms, and I always find the protagonist to be an allied force. I really don't understand. Cao Cao beat Liu Bei, Zhang Xiu, Yuan Shu, Lu Bu, and even Yuan Tan of Qingzhou. It can be said that Yanzhou was in trouble on all sides, and no one joined forces to attack Cao Cao.

Did you write down the running account while watching The Romance of the Three Kingdoms?

A running account. The clear soup is watery and has no taste at all. It's all done in one stroke. I'm convinced.

The writing style is the same as keeping a running account 😰

Liu Biao has an army of 300,000, and with logistics, it must be 500,000! Come on, come on, give me the pen and see how I kill the protagonist~

I would like to recommend a book I wrote myself, called "Three Kingdoms: My Opponent Has a System". Please go and take a look.

I think the ideas and descriptions are pretty good, but the writing is too brainless for Xiaobai, and Xiaobai is not an idiot...

If you have any good books, please recommend them, bookworms 🙏

Are there any good Three Kingdoms novels or humorous ones?