The Three Kingdoms: Ruling Ten Thousand Miles of Territory

If Wolong wants what he wants, pig's feet are smarter than them. Wolong always suffers in front of the pig's trotters. Occasionally, he creates a little trouble for the pig's trotters, but he is perfectly solved and fights back. After finally digging Feng Chu Xu Shu into the formation, all she could say was "a great talent with pig's feet", "Why didn't we think of it", "My lord is right" and "a look of shock on his face". I was also drunk.

The early writing was good, and it was fully ordered before the 100th chapter. But after reading more than 400 chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. The author wrote the book very carefully, but there are some problems. One, regarding the control of rhythm and atmosphere. Many times the atmosphere is not up to par, and the progression of the plot is pale. The sense of rhythm is not strong, and the design of the plot is not exciting. To put it simply, the design of the story is very careful, but it is not good enough in how to tell the story. Second, the narrative method is single. There wasn't much of a problem in the early stages, or if you're a fan of reading, you might not feel it at all, but after reading over 400 chapters in one go, I felt it was monotonous and used too many straightforward narratives. Third, the supporting characters are not vivid. The supporting characters, especially those in the protagonist's camp, do not have outstanding personalities and their functions are not obvious, and they feel like the protagonist's one-man show. In a story, especially a long story, the supporting characters need to be fleshed out and not too facial. For example, Xu Shupang's unification of Fa Zheng, whether it is ingenuity or military policy, has a very limited effect. After gaining Yizhou, it is basically a supplement to the protagonist. Generals such as Gan Ning, Huang Zhong, Zhao Yun, and Ma Chao did not have any outstanding deeds. I almost forgot about Wei Yan in the hands of the protagonist. The last two ladies became very weak after marriage, which shows that the protagonist attaches great importance to his wife and children, and the wife is very beautiful and sensible. This kind of character setting is very dry, and the description should be reduced. Every time I see the scene where the second wife appears, it is boring and boring. Fourth, the description of war is insufficient. The early small-scale battles are quite interesting, but when the scale of the battle becomes larger, it becomes a bit boring. It's a feeling of watching from God's perspective without personally participating. There are also too many low-level mistakes in warfare. There is a set of military rules on how to form troops, how to conduct camps, and how to disperse scouts. Sima Fa also wrote them very clearly. However, famous generals such as Lu Xun often make such stupid mistakes in the article. For example, if you are attacked by Kong Ming, the scouts may be covered, you may not pay enough attention and experience and be deceived by false information, you may pretend to be too good and not be discovered, but it is absolutely impossible to think that Kong Ming will not come, so there are no scouts in one direction... Unless it is a general of the peasant uprising army who has not formally studied, second- and third-rate generals rarely make such mistakes. Fifth, the oscillation between realism and freehand brushwork. Perhaps it is because the historical characters and storylines are combined with official and unofficial historical novels and storytelling, but the narrative style of this book also seems to oscillate between realism and freehand brushwork. This often feels awkward. 6. Too many remote controls This is a small problem, maybe because the whole text does not set a realistic style. But I feel that the speed of material transfer, information transmission, and troop movement has been underestimated. For example, during the battle for Hefei, Zhang Liao actually had time to ask Yecheng for instructions. When there was a sudden rainstorm in Kongming, Sun Quan would know the news and issue an order that night. This speed of information transmission, troop reaction speed, and military resources allocation speed are all very unreasonable, and it makes frontline generals lose their color~

The role of the Thunderbolt Car is probably too exaggerated. Forty-five boulders cost the enemy more than 10,000 men. On average, one stone would kill more than 220 people. Even modern heavy artillery could not achieve this!

The protagonist didn't find his position correctly from the beginning. Maybe Liu Bei will let you inherit the position? It's obviously impossible, so you either have to defend one side, or you worry about attacking high ground and being killed while accumulating strength to rebel. What are you daydreaming about? What was wrong with Zhuge Liang saying that when they met?

I once read a book about Liu Feng, and I really enjoyed reading it several times. Confront Liu Bei Personally, I don't have a good impression of Liu Bei. I generally can't read the Three Kingdoms novels in which he plays the protagonist.

The numbers are good, but it feels like some people have been darkened in order to highlight the protagonist!

Liu Feng proclaimed himself emperor, why didn't Zhuge Liang react?

I can't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 32. I offended Guan Zhang and Zhuge Liang in the meeting, but I can still rise and become convinced. How could I be running away at the beginning and not settling down yet thinking about inheriting the position?

Isn't this Cao Pi from the Three Kingdoms?

Zhuge Liang, including the Jingzhou gentry group behind him, really wanted to find a successor who was easy to control. This person was a typical powerful official, who was just packaged and beautified by later generations.