The Villain

The world view of the protagonist in the book is not consistent with socialism, and the successor expressed his disapproval

This old book looked good back then, but now it has too many poisonous points. The author is obviously a fan of Cao Cao, but in order to praise Cao Cao, Emperor Zhaolie Liu Bei is described as more despicable and shameless than Song Jiang. Then what level does Emperor Wu of Wei, Cao Cao, who claims to be the same hero as Liu Bei, be considered? Fang Latianqing and his ilk? By describing Guan Yu as a sinister villain, will Cao Cao, who admires him, be made noble? Is this at a fan Cao Cao's house or a black man's house? This book is actually a fan of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. It turns out that Zhao Yun couldn't find any black spots in the novel, so he dug up Xia Houlan in the history book and pulled it. This is a double standard. According to the history book, why wasn't Cao Cao's several massacres written down? Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty was taken away by Cao Wei. Historically, he tried to resist. Empress Cao defended Emperor Xian in history. As a result, the two people in this book could not even be the couple of Shanyang Gong. There was a plot of the emperor killing the queen, and he was too cruel to those who opposed Cao Wei. The most vicious plot is about Liu Bei's mother. Historically, Liu Bei lost his father when he was young and relied on his mother to support him. As a result, before the Yellow Turban Rebellion, Liu Bei's mother died of overwork. In order to blackmail Liu Bei, he pulled his mother out to write a plot and label her as a vicious old woman. This went too far. Even back then, I felt it was very poisonous.

After experiencing the raging of various novels with the theme of the Three Kingdoms, this is a novel with the theme of the Three Kingdoms that I can still read.

I accidentally came across this old book that I had read before. I hope other new book friends who come across it accidentally can view these old books with tolerance. Some old books are limited by the times and have really become the memories of old bookworms. If new book friends now read them, they will probably find them highly poisonous. What's more, this evil man was only a stylized masterpiece at the time, and it could not be considered a masterpiece. It had many bugs and flaws. But there are trolls every year, and there are always people who want to personally attack the author. It's already an old book, so why bother. It is not appropriate to look at those ancient classics beyond the characteristics of the times. Only by looking at them with a more tolerant and broad perspective can we discover the advantages of those works that were popular back then. After all, there are still fewer masterpieces that transcend the times. There are not many good books left, and book shortages are inevitable every year, so why bother. After reading the new reviews of this book, I commented on them one by one. After all, this was a book that I liked very much. One is a time traveler but he knows basically nothing and doesn't know much about the Three Kingdoms. In fact, that year was the peak period of "no one would read a book without a time-travel protagonist". Nowadays, there are very few books with non-time-travel protagonists. It was even more exaggerated back then. There were many more people who abandoned the books when they saw non-time-travel protagonists than now. Moreover, it was still a time when "Traveler Almighty" was popular, and golden fingers were widely used and crude, so this book was of the "fresh and refined" type. The other one is that the protagonist is ugly. In fact, the trend always goes round and round. After a period of time, after various transvestites and weak or handsome male protagonists became popular, readers were disgusted by them, so this ugly protagonist stood out. So many of the poisonous points were the trend at the time or the counter-trend that more readers expected. Due to the limitations of the times, there was really nothing we could do about it. The worldview and historical viewpoints expressed in this book are no longer novel or outdated. But back then, I was really happy to see the powerful and decisive warriors, the confrontation between civil and military forces, and the vicious schemes of the family. And the character of Cao Cao is well created. This is a book that I liked very much back then. I was very young at that time, so everything became a fleeting time that can be recalled.

After two days of research, I finally finished reading it. I both liked and disliked it. The emotional interactions between the protagonist and various characters are described very delicately. It can be said that every single one is a good short story and it is relatively relaxing to watch. I don't know much about ancient geography, so I didn't have a sense of immersion in the first year I listened to it. When watching the military maneuvers and the characters' minds during the march and the battle, I always felt that compared to the "little story", it was not so interesting to watch. The purpose is to seize the city, and the result is unification, but I don't seem so interested in knowing the outcome. I just jumped to the chapter 😜 or I am grateful for learning a lot of vocabulary and geography knowledge. I hope the author will continue to work hard and come on 😡

It is recommended not to read this book. It is a few years old book that cannot keep up with the logic of today's readers. In the past, it may have been nothing, but now it is really full of omissions. I don't care about each other's safety, but also make this book less controversial, and remind old book fans from the past.

When I first started reading this book, why did the protagonist need to travel through time? It's such a waste, really a waste. As a modern person, I don't even have a bit of basic modern common sense and I don't know how to survive. Let alone reading or not. In modern society, media and information are so developed that most people don't know how to explain many things in detail. However, they still understand the basic directions of some basic manufacturing, culture, technology, systems, etc. Vision and world view are the biggest advantages. Baking bricks and porcelain requires a high-temperature kiln at least, right? You know how to fertilize the fields more and plow deeply and carefully, right? Paper is made from trees and bamboo, you know? Do you know some basic military knowledge and strategies? Do you know basic medical and health knowledge? There are many more, and you don't need to know too much detail. You can still figure them out if you have the financial resources and manpower to give some direction and advice, but these things were groundbreaking during the Three Kingdoms period! Coupled with some understanding of the basic trends and characters of the Three Kingdoms period, as long as you are not mentally retarded, you can basically become king and dominate. The question is how much you can improve and correct the technology tree, culture tree, political system tree, etc. Of the Chinese nation!

This can only show how bad your appreciation level was back then. You can call a book that has no logic at all a sacred book. It's disgusting. I'm not here to criticize this book. It's just that some people like to brag about some sacred book if you like it. When I was curious, I came over and took a look. It was as uncomfortable as eating expired bread. If you can survive three chapters, I think you are awesome.

Everyone says it's poisonous, so why don't we find one that's not poisonous and show it to everyone? Looking at the various Three Kingdoms novels from Qidian, few are as good as the villain, right? If it weren't for the clever plot, or the writing, I wouldn't even be able to figure out the timeline. Trolls, where is your conscience? Let the dog eat it?

The most unstable reason for Dong Zhuo's regime was that he had no son, so his power disintegrated at an extremely fast speed after his death. Tell me whether he would like it if you gave him a son.

Some people see the ugliness of the protagonist, but I see the hero of the protagonist.

In ancient times, except in troubled times, people were basically selected based on appearance, origin, and talent. Even in the Ming and Qing dynasties when the imperial examination system was prevalent, ugly candidates would be rejected from the provincial examinations.                                                                                                           In the era when the world was shared by the scholar-bureaucrats, the scholars who regarded themselves as noble and elegant paid more attention to family background, appearance, temperament, etc. Although Dong Zhuo was a warrior, if he was ugly, he would not be able to rise. Being a centurion would be the end. No matter how much merit he achieved, the scholar group in charge of official promotion would not give him a promotion. Without the corresponding status, Dong Zhuo would not be able to lead more troops, and there would be no more people to rely on him and rely on him. If he is not given various materials, what can he use to achieve greater achievements?                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       " In the Three Kingdoms at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, none of the named generals were ugly. Even if Zhang Fei is fierce, he only has a fierce personality, not his appearance.

I was thirty or forty years old before I traveled through time. After traveling through time, he is like a child. Decrease wisdom. In terms of appearance, you said that ordinary people are not very handsome. Do you write ugly? The sense of immersion is ten thousand times worse, there is no sense of immersion at all. Will he be a fat pig weighing about two hundred pounds when he grows up? What do you think?

In my mind, one of the few sacred books on the subject of the Three Kingdoms

Why are you so serious about a book written more than ten years ago? Are all the comments so idle? Or is there someone specifically here to set the pace?

This is the Three Kingdoms that I have seen that best matches my imagination. It's a little bit toxic, but it was great after watching it.

Extremely poisonous, with an emotional intelligence comparable to that of a child of several years old, childish

This is the best fictional Three Kingdoms-themed novel I have ever read!

To be honest, this book was really frustrating to read. I saw the protagonist say that being ugly is okay. I think big muscles are quite interesting, like Lu Sheng's. But Dong Huang wanted to kill you, so it's okay if he didn't kill him at the time. He could kill him later when it develops, but the protagonist didn't want to kill him at all. Dong Huang didn't have that idea. Either you grow up from the beginning and develop quietly by yourself, or you can be decisive and decisive from the beginning to the end, but you are nothing and have no character at all. You have been led by the nose since you were a child. This kind of look is really frustrating. Chapter 9 skipped dozens of chapters, and after reading it, I was still very frustrated. Dong Zhuo also wanted to kill you the moment you were reborn. Although he didn't kill you, he must have felt that he was wrong afterwards, so you should secretly develop and strengthen yourself first. After all, all time-travelers know that the Dong family is the last resort. They were all destroyed. After all, Dong Zhuo's son always has a platform. They are all time travellers. After living for so many years, they always know a little bit about the world. The story is like a primary school student who was forced to time travel after watching the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. He didn't understand anything. Isn't this frustrating?

When you go to Yingchuan, forget it. You wrote Xun Shuang in 120 years, and Cai Yong in 133 years. You can at least stick to the historical facts. Cai Yong called me "I" in front of Xun Shuang... Xun Shuang's status is much higher than Cai Yong.

Do you know why so many people criticize it? It's because of the popularity of the book that only good things will be controversial. Those who can't read but don't like it are all buried in it. I've read this book at least 10 times.

At that time, I thought it looked good enough, so why were there so many people 🐮🐴 scolding me?

In fact, the book did not say what the evil man meant at the end. At first, Xu Shao commented that the protagonist was the xxx of evil men and then he vomited blood.

This book, if written today 16 years later, would still be popular.

I have read it more than ten times, and I remember the first time I read it was on Nokia. It was September 24, and I suddenly opened this book. I missed it so much! A Chou😁😁😁

All I can say is that when I saw Dong Zhuo's death, I was really sick, so sick that I couldn't stop feeling sick.

I suggest you not read any more books written by this author! His character is so bad!

It makes me sick. Usually when I write a book, the enemy is facing civil strife. Now I am having civil strife every day. How many times has the enemy targeted your family? You have to die before you want to fight back? If someone assassinates your family, you will not assassinate them back. I feel so aggrieved. The twenty-two princes cannot defeat me. I will be defeated in more than half a year without attacking, right? 🤭🤭🤭🤭 They poisoned me to death in the middle of the night.

I find that the popularity of the novel "The Evil Man" has been greatly lost. No one has mentioned this novel at all on the Internet. In the comment section of Qidian. Com, no one has posted a new comment on this novel for half a year or even a year. It is so hot and cold. The novel Wicked Man was so popular back then, but now its popularity has completely disappeared, and no one has mentioned it at all. It has been buried in the trash heap, and no one has mentioned it anymore. . . . I have been browsing various major novel forums recently. Not to mention the plot of the novel Wicked Man is now discussed online. Almost no one mentions this novel. This novel has been completely buried in the history and no one has mentioned it at all. . . No one has mentioned this novel online for at least five or six years Is it such an exaggeration? Has it only been more than ten years since the novel "Evil Man" was completed? Has the popularity of that year been completely lost? This novel is almost buried in the history pile.

Where can I buy the physical book? I want to buy a set.