The Three Kingdoms' Generals and Generals

The first half is well written, but the latter part is probably to cater to history? The writing gets worse and worse, the male protagonist is too useless to watch.

Withdrawn, I don't like this plot, sorry

This book is extremely poisonous! The author's writing is not only nonsense, but also extremely irresponsible. There are so many typos that seriously affect the readability! Not to mention that the storyline is boring, blunt and dry, and there are many unreasonable flaws that make people frown! Especially since the author doesn't even have any historical knowledge. He probably just watched a few Manchu and Qing TV dramas and came to write a historical novel! It's simply ridiculous and a waste of readers' time and money! 😤😤

You started showing off at the age of 2? Is it necessary?

The front is fine, but the back is rude

If you want to assist Cao Cao, don't choose big-eared or blue-eyed thieves.

This is the most cowardly pig's trotter I have ever seen.

With all due respect, if your historical and cultural level is not good enough, and your writing skills are not good enough, you should not write historical articles. It's better to write a novice with this style of writing... Not a bad author!

Liu Ao was Emperor Cheng of the Han Dynasty, Liu Yang was Emperor Ming of the Han Dynasty, and they were the direct ancestors of the emperors. It would be inappropriate to name a prince after the late emperor.

Cai Yan's introduction is wrong. The name Wenji was changed from Zhaoji to Wenji to avoid tabooing Sima Zhao.

Dong Bai is written like that and given a female supporting role, I just feel like hehe

At the beginning, we saw that the Yellow Turbans broke out after the death of Emperor Ling, which made people laugh to death. Emperor Ling died only a few years after the Yellow Turbans broke out, and he died only after the Yellow Turbans were basically pacified.

It doesn't look good. 1. The writing is too poor. 2. Everything about the plot is my own imagination. I can write whatever I want. It's random writing. 3. The character design has never been set at all. Removed.

Being a general or a prime minister is very important. If the ancient emperor said a word, all three clans would be cut off for you, haha.

Whoever conquers will be victorious. War is originally an extension of politics. Since ancient times, there has been no example of political failure and final victory of war, not even one. This is basically an objective law. Politics is order, and war is a collision between two orders. Whichever order is more stable, more powerful, and more productive, whichever side will win. Let me just say this, the author has poor grades and the fundamental reason for the failure of plot design is that he failed to understand this sentence. The designed things simply do not comply with objective laws. Politics is a mess, and there is no chance of winning on the battlefield. The result of forcibly changing fate against the will of God is that it looks unreasonable and makes people uncomfortable. Political victory is the basic guarantee for victory in war. According to what the author writes, in one sentence, the fate of the party and the country cannot be tolerated.

I don't want to read it after seeing the second chapter. I have different eyes. Haha, I'm different from others and will be resented by the group.

This is the most exaggerated book I have ever read. Becoming an official at the age of 10 is even more exaggerated than the 9-year-old county magistrate in the TV series. An army of 10-year-old palms? Sorry, I can't stand it anymore.

I am the author of "Three Kingdoms: Renewed Heroes". I have read your book before using the Qidian account "I am the Rain Farmer". I think the subject matter is pretty good and relatively novel.

What a great author! Really, what can I say? I was so excited when I saw the protagonist at the beginning of his birth with strange phenomena and strange eyes. Later, I saw that the protagonist was almost hacked by He Jin with a knife. It was really uncomfortable... The protagonist is a five-year-old.

It should be said that there are very few people who write like this. I really refuse to deny that this book is well written. It has the same style as a book about the Tang Dynasty. This book draws on the classic Tuogu story between Liu Bei and Kong Ming.

Are you serious about two years old? 12 Years old is more or less

This book is okay overall, relatively true

I won't complain about the content. I'll just say these two words. You can go and take a look. It's unacceptable.