The Three Kingdoms Struggle for Hegemony

What I want to know is, did the Han Dynasty have a saying to thank the Lord for his kindness? ? ? ? ?

A whole lot of modern words.! The sense of immersion is so bad! What's more important is that we are not decisive in killing. Are we constantly emphasizing modern society? Is there less dark side in modern society?

After reading the third chapter, I really can't stand it anymore. Son, is the protagonist's father an emperor? Tieguanyin, why don't you talk about Maotai? Was there fried tea during the Three Kingdoms period?

I am a newbie, and if there are things I have written that are not enough, I would like to ask for your advice. I hope you will support me and help me a lot. Thank you.

I don't know what it's like for authors to write about Chinese history and people fighting among themselves. I suggest you authors write about a time traveler who unifies China and creates heaven. , It happened that the turbulence of time and space reborn the founding emperors of China's history into this era. Only then did we discover that the world of Kyushu China turned out to be a big world and a small world of secrets. As a time traveler, the emperor unified China and sent these chaotic founders to all parts of the world. Moreover, these founding emperors were asked to recognize China as the ancestral home and provide a method of development and management. Moreover, the method of opening up the destiny of the dynasty is related to the Chinese ancestral court. Just like mother and son.

Summoning chaos is the most disgusting thing. How can there be so many people fighting for emperors like you? Is there really no need to develop people's livelihood?

There are too many poisonous points. I don't know what era it is after 15 years of rebirth. The writing is too naive, at the level of a sixth-grade composition. It's too uncomfortable to read without punctuation. There is no commander in character attributes. How can you embody Bai Han Li Yue? ? The attributes of the characters are also inaccurate. The army brigade rate is too ridiculous. The author is a complete novice in history. He basically just read other novels to estimate the historical trend. The character's personality is speechless. Basically, there are several levels. He is either Zhang Fei or Yue Fei. The counselor either knows everything about astronomy and geography, or he seeks personal gain without any brains.

So how can there be so many people coming to fight with so many emperors? It really takes no brainer to write a novel.

The author has about the same IQ as the Luo Shixin he wrote

I feel like the compositions written by primary school students are better than this one, and they don't have any emotion at all.

This is a book about the Three Kingdoms period, with complete plots and stories.

I gave up on the first chapter. It's been more than 10 years since I was reborn. I still don't know that this is the Three Kingdoms. I'm afraid my life has been in vain for more than 10 years.

A period of peaceful development is followed by a bloody battle of one city and one battle! I plan to use the Thirty-Six Strategies in it. If there is anything that is not written well, please forgive me and give me some suggestions!

It's a bunch of nonsense. It doesn't have any historical knowledge. It's completely made up based on your own imagination. It's unorganized and illogical. Anyone who has studied a little bit of history knows what the tea of ​​the Three Kingdoms is. It's Tieguanyin, and there's a whole car of Tieguanyin. There was no Guanyin in the Three Kingdoms, so you still have Tieguanyin.

It's too toxic. I don't know how the author kept going for two years.

This is written by an elementary school student. The lyrics feel too empty. It's as emotionless as programming. The dialogue between the protagonists is also very simple.

The author is great. I won't say whether the writing is good or not, but he insists that ordinary people can't compare to others with poor grades. After a hundred chapters, it ends in a blur. It feels like the second book is trying the water.

How could such a large land accommodate so many ambitious emperors? I hate this kind of novel that combines characters from thousands of years of history. No emperor would allow another emperor to exist around him, just like no good person would let another equally good person be in the same department as him!

I just read a few chapters and I can't stand the historical level of the author. Where did Tie Guanyin come from in the late Han Dynasty?

Only four of them were summoned, and the foresight had already brought down the world.

The author has been writing for three years. I don't know how the VIP author is doing. I haven't read VIP. If you have read it, please tell me.

There is no real dish that is not confusing

Newbies can take a look, the dialogue is very clear