The Dragon of the Three Kingdoms

Maybe many people will have the same thought as me when they see this sentence. The protagonist's alias is actually Li Yunlong? God damn Li Yunlong, hahaha, very cool and interesting. The first chapter is full of laughter. It can be said that the author is very familiar with the use of jokes, and the writing style is also my favorite type. Beheading Hua Xiong at the beginning is also a show. There is nothing wrong with the common operations when the protagonist appears (zhuang) (bi), it just depends on the next development. Overall, this is a good male video. I have been waiting for a new book on the book list for several days, and I was surprised to find such a book so recommended by the author. The fly in the ointment is not a fly in the ointment of the book, but because I have very little exposure to the Three Kingdoms area due to personal reasons, so I won't read too much... But! I'll be keeping an eye on it for a long time. The author please continue to work hard~ Don't give up or give up, there will always be a day when you will become a god. So here comes the book review.

What a great book about brotherhood, it forces you to write about conspiracy and deceit in just two chapters!

Supernatural and sports are not required. It's best to have a heroine, more heroines is better, but don't betray her within three minutes of meeting. To recruit a girl, you have to talk about feelings, tactics, or just money. Anyway, don't betray them all. It's okay to not have a female protagonist, but if you don't have a female protagonist, don't let all kinds of beauties appear too much, and male protagonists, don't go around teasing and flirting, refusing to accept them, or even giving them away in the end, it's extremely poisonous! I don't want the aura of literary youth. The male protagonist doesn't want the Virgin, he can be a little darker, and he doesn't want the inkling, mother-in-law. The male protagonist can be a bit more saucy, but he cannot act mean all day long, being too loser and out of character. Don't break off the engagement at the beginning! You don't want to be in the entertainment industry! I don't want to have a wretched little fat guy at the beginning as the protagonist's brother! The first heroine is a celebrity, don't do it! Say to the girl who likes you, you can be my sister... Don't do this! Don't wear pants, vest, flip-flops to the party! Don't do it if the brother plot is too serious! When I woke up from time travel, I found a kind-hearted middle-aged woman who cared deeply about me, and then treated her as my own mother! One more thing, don't be the kind of protagonist who relies on luck and explosion to survive. Okay, that's all for now, please recommend...

Let me explain, this book refers to the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, not the official history of the Three Kingdoms. Is it the Romance of the Three Kingdoms or the Romance of the Three Kingdoms that you are popularizing? ? ? The important point is that the Romance of the Three Kingdoms is not history! ! ! (Manual funny)

This is the third better Three Kingdoms book I've read on Qidian.

After reading online articles for more than ten years, there are some good ones written about the Three Kingdoms era, but very few. This book Hualong is the best, bar none. In fact, I'm really looking forward to writing about the unification of the Three Kingdoms and continuing to fight for world domination. Because it's well written, I hope it will be long. If the Three Kingdoms is completed, it will feel extremely unfinished. Moreover, the author is getting slower and slower every day, so I really recommend that you write Hualong in a long way, covering all aspects of the world and the development of the country. Expect. ---Lao Li next door

Read the comments before watching. With so many people criticizing the female protagonist for having too many female protagonists, I can watch it with confidence. Going to the Three Kingdoms to have a single female protagonist? Are you sick? Does being an emperor look mature and upright if he is devoted to love? It makes a man look innocent

The author could actually consider ending this book as soon as possible and starting a new one. The author's writing style and plot are better than some so-called great gods, and there is no plot that forcibly insults people's IQ (at least the part I read), but the score of this book is really bad. Many people come in and see the score and subconsciously feel that it is not a good book, so they just quit it... I feel that the author is just a bit lucky. If there is more exposure and promotion, the score of more than 10 times will be almost in line with the quality of the book.

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In 218 AD (the 23rd year of Jian'an), Jiangxia prefects Wenpin and Lejin attacked Xunkou. Guan Yu led his army to repel Wenpin and Lejin. Taking advantage of the victory, he sent a partial general to lead his army to the north, killing many people. Cao Cao was very worried about this. In the same year, imperial doctor Ling Jiben, Shaofu Geng Ji, Sizhi Weihuang and others rebelled. However, the matter was soon exposed and several people were killed by Cao Cao. Cao Cao then summoned Cao Ren as the general to conquer the south to attack Guan Yu. During Cao Ren's time in Tunfan, corvee recruitment was carried out on a large scale, which made the soldiers and civilians in Nanyang County miserable. Hou Yin and Wei Kai, the prefect of Wancheng, kidnapped the prefect Dongligun to rebel and joined forces with Guan Yu. Cao Ren led his army to quell the rebellion, captured Wancheng, killed Hou Yin, and massacred the city.

This book's unsatisfactory performance is mainly because there are too many themes about the Three Kingdoms, and the beginning is not particularly bright.

After reading a few chapters, the author's writing style is very good. There are not many good ones about the Three Kingdoms nowadays. They are either too serious or too out-of-the-box. This book is somewhere between the two. It is very good. Keep reading. More importantly, there are multiple female protagonists. 😁😁 I hope the author will continue to work hard and stick to it. It will definitely get better 😁

When reading a book about the Three Kingdoms, I usually read the era first. If it was before time travel, Diao Chan would have fallen for that one. If I didn't pick up Diao Chan when I had the chance, I would have abandoned the book directly because I have read too many harems of the Three Kingdoms. If I didn't have a harem, I would feel like I was being cheated.

Recently, I saw a few readers commenting that the author is ignorant and insulting Liu Bei. Let me explain this. First of all, the protagonist's goal is to unify the world, so Yuan Shao, Dong Zhuo, Cao Cao, Liu Bei, Sun Quan, etc. Will all be the protagonist's enemies sooner or later. So, without affecting the development of the protagonist, if these big guys can kill one of them in advance, then kill one of them. There is nothing to be polite about. Liu Beizheng is such a character. If Liu Bei dies early, there will be no harm to the development of the protagonist. Therefore, the protagonist will completely blacken Liu Bei in front of the princes. The protagonist does this not because the protagonist thinks Liu Bei is really that bad, but because it discredits Liu Bei and prevents Liu Bei from rising, which is beneficial to the protagonist's struggle for world hegemony. For a protagonist who is determined to dominate the world, let alone Liu Bei, it doesn't matter if he hacks everyone in the world? You can't just wait for Liu Huangshu to lead tens of thousands of people, and himself to lead tens of thousands of people, to kill and bleed like a river just because Liu Huangshu is generous and loves the people, right? What are you doing for this? A protagonist like that may be kind, but he is really stupid. And when the protagonist was hacking Liu Bei, I also mentioned the protagonist's inner activities. I briefly explained the above issues. I was just worried that people would say that I was too short on word count, so I didn't write too much. I hope that this protagonist will be a scheming, calculating, unscrupulous protagonist who attaches great importance to interests, but at the same time has not forgotten the bottom line. Therefore, it is really nothing for the protagonist to smear Liu Bei. [Final emphasis: Hacking Liu Bei is not because the protagonist thinks Liu Bei is really evil, but because the protagonist thinks that hacking Liu Bei is beneficial to the protagonist. ] [Final emphasis: Hacking Liu Bei is not because the protagonist thinks Liu Bei is really evil, but because the protagonist thinks that hacking Liu Bei is beneficial to the protagonist.

😰 In the later stage, if you are not busy, can you add some emotional scenes? I feel like,,, the harem is really too bland.

In fact, this book is quite comfortable to read, and I feel a little bad every time I read it. It's not easy for the author to maintain his mentality and write. Come on.

The author can polish this book carefully. Through this book, he can stick to old readers and accumulate the number of readers. In the next book, he can try to prepare for a battle with the gods. (It is recommended that the author take his time to polish the first book and hone his ability to control the plot of the novel. There is no need to be too hasty. Except for many authors who create new themes for novels, most other authors have followed this path. No one can have smooth sailing, but how can you see a rainbow without going through wind and rain?) Come on! Your current readership has begun to accumulate. Take your time, we readers will support you. (Student Party, don't have much money, are poor, can't afford big rewards...😰😰😰)

My personal suggestion is that it is best not to completely defeat Cao Cao first! If we defeat Cao Cao now, and then defeat Yuan Shao, the novel will end, which would be a bit boring. I feel that the protagonist needs an opponent, and the only one who can become the protagonist's opponent is Boss Cao. Let Boss Cao take advantage of the protagonist and Yuan Shao to fight. When the protagonist defeats Yuan Shao, Boss Cao will inherit Yuan Shao's power, and Boss Cao can be the opponent of the protagonist.

I really don't know why the author keeps suppressing the protagonist's combat power? It's almost 200 pictures. Is the protagonist's martial arts still weak? It's not like a fantasy novel where one person can defeat ten thousand people. Every time he fights, the protagonist will win because of the dragon's energy. It doesn't affect the plot whether he has martial arts or has martial arts. He will win. It's just that he can be better without martial arts.

This book is a hegemony novel, and the harem aspect is just to satisfy the desire for collection. It does not have the love and daily plots of ordinary harem novels. The female characters basically just talk about it and then stop it. It is common for the protagonist in the harem and the protagonist to have no lines of dialogue. For example, Mrs. Mi does not have a line to the protagonist from the beginning to the end. I just mentioned it and put it away. Cai Yu (Mrs. Cai) in the Xiangyang City Chapter has the most scenes among the female characters in this book, and is the only one who is conquered by the protagonist using the "love" method. In the later period, Zhen Ji and Ma Yunlu had no role at all. They were briefly mentioned and dismissed. They didn't even have a dialogue with the protagonist, which was very perfunctory. Lu Lingqi, who interacted a lot with the protagonist in the early stage, briefly mentioned her engagement with the protagonist after Lu Bu accepted her fate, and did not even write a plot about her reunion with the protagonist. There will be no more scenes after that. In the early stage, the Zhuge sisters had already made an engagement with the protagonist, but then the author forgot about them, and there was no mention of marriage at all later in the plot. It can only be said that readers know that they have accepted it. In history, Fan, who was "rejected" by Zhao Yun, also made a mention and was dedicated to the protagonist, without even a word of the scene. The protagonist Bu Lianshi has been booked, but she is not described later in the book. (In fact, she did not appear, but she just mentioned that her father was an official under the protagonist and would be taken over in the future) Wang Yuanji was also scheduled to be taken over, but she was not born yet at the end.

Did Da Qiao and Xiao Qiao take it away? Dear gentlemen, I don't seem to have seen it.

Although there are many female protagonists, it doesn't seem to be a stud novel, but a scheming woman, or a military advisor novel.

Guan Yuechan

Hehe, author, your introduction is good, now it's mine hehe 😜😜😁😁

It's been a long time since I read a Three Kingdoms novel that was so fluent. I stopped reading Lao Zhuang's Sun Ce when I saw the latest one last year. Big cheers for the author＾0＾~

The author is great, it's hard to find such a good book, please don't read it. . . Come on 😁😁😁

The best outfit I've seen in the past two years 3

Finished spreading flowers, is there a book club?

Every man wants to have a dream of being an emperor, a martial arts man, or an upright official, if he doesn't want to prove that he is not a man.

My nickname is Li Yi😥