The Super Training System of the Three Kingdoms

How do you keep going? Are you confused that he is the legendary Shennong?

After reading more than 50 chapters, I feel that this setting is quite novel, but there is one biggest problem. It is similar to the Three Kingdoms online game novels. It is a trade-off between unknown people and historical generals. The unknown people are awesome. There is no sense of substitution in the Three Kingdoms genre. The unknown people are not awesome. To be realistic, pig's feet cannot defeat the enemy. Personally, I feel that the unknown person should not be so awesome. I believe you have also seen many videos. The gap between people is sometimes bigger than that between humans and dogs.

The protagonist and important supporting roles are almost ready for Shenmao. However, there are still some small soy sauce and supporting roles. This quantity should be relatively large. For example, fighting generals on both sides often need a few soy sauce characters to set off the power of famous generals, so I want to collect them from book friends. Requirements, name, character, must be complete, other factors are optional 😁

The command of Cheng Liang is actually much higher than that of Guan Yu? The famous Shu Han general Guan Yu's ability to fight on the battlefield is actually not as good as that of an unknown historical figure. He is still nearly 10 points behind, which is enough. Author, please pay attention to this point.

I feel like I'm brainless→_→The further I go, the stupider I get, but I suddenly come up with a clever idea! People who travel back to ancient times in modern times don't know what is important! I want others to remind me, and then I say another sentence that I didn't remember! Funny? ?

A bandit has more than 80 points of force, which is a bit high, right? I think the strength of more than 80 is almost the level of second-rate military generals. The more famous ones such as Guan Yu, Zhao Zilong and Xia Houyuan are all above 90. The ones that are slightly inferior are at the level of 80. Even if they are not as good as famous generals, they are not too bad. Just a random bandit. More than 80 is a bit high. I think the grade of 60-79 is more reliable. The starting soldiers are more than 50, and the martial arts masters behind are also more than 50. These are ordinary soldiers, those above 60 are elite soldiers, and those above 70 are non-commissioned officers such as centurions. Also, it's a bit annoying when the system keeps beeping during a fight. It's like playing a game. Wouldn't you turn on Do Not Disturb? Wouldn't the beeping be distracting during a fight? Just summarize the system after typing it.

Apart from the setting being okay, the rest is nonsense.

Trash, always being plotted by the enemy, only to fight back every time. Looks so cowardly

What I hate the most is that I keep saying that I want to end the war and reduce the losses of the people, but in the end, I support Liu Bei and cultivate his own enemies. Isn't this contradictory? At least if I can't accept these people and kill them directly, I can save a lot of trouble and losses. Afraid of losing reputation, assassinate someone. Also, the protagonist relies entirely on the history in his memory to make judgments, and pays too little attention to intelligence.

I couldn't stand the introduction of the book, it was a bit embarrassing, the writing style was like a primary school student, childish.

Too Holy Mother, forget about the Yellow Turbans. Those barbarians who invaded our Han people and occupied our Han cities are still not killed. The author, are you a non-Han? Then don't write about the Han Dynasty.

The author's knowledge is very poor, and even the basic character titles are wrong. I suggest the author check the origins of brother, young master, and master before writing a book.

I really can't understand what kind of courage it takes for two people to charge into a camp with more than 10,000 people, and 500 people to charge into a camp with more than 100,000 people.

😰Zhao Yun can't beat Lu Bu. Isn't this too fake?

Are there so many Shennongs? I can handle this!

The subject matter is good, but the writing ruins it. I hope the author will continue to work hard.

I just read the previous chapters. The protagonist drinks rice soup every day and trains hard. It's too toxic. If you don't eat enough, you won't be afraid of losing your training.

As for the tiger cavalry, the weight difference is very different and they cannot be used as heavy cavalry.