The Ink Fragrance of the Three Kingdoms

Rocks pierced through the sky, stormy waves crashed onto the shore, and thousands of piles of snow were rolled up. The country is picturesque, and there are so many heroes at one time: Fang Tianji, Fu Mo Shu, Duan Langdao, Feather Fan, Zhuge Crossbow, Wuzuo Sword, Juzi Ling! ^_^The entrance of Lu Yi, the descendant of the Mohist family, led to the early deeds of heroes such as Lu Bu, Gongsun Zan, Gan Ning, Zhou Yu, Zhuge Liang, and Cao Pi that were ignored by history books and novels, as well as their seemingly familiar but very different military careers! ^_^ I was complained about not being able to understand the introduction, so I refined it a bit 😁😃 Waiting for the background introduction to modify the cooling time 🤫

Let's wait and see how Ding Yuan succeeds 🤫

This book doesn't follow the conventions of Internet novels, which is a huge disadvantage 🪖

Write a post and sort out the allusions or origins of the chapter names 😃 Needless to say, the prologue must be Jay Chou and Fang Wenshan's Jialan Yu; The sky is about to die and Huang Tiandang is standing is the Yellow Turban slogan; The distant mountains are like the sea and the setting sun is like blood from Mao's poem; Someone stepped on the moon and came from Xi Murong's poem; The other side of the clouds and mountains is the game Xuanyuan Sword 4; Other experts will continue to add 🤫

It's very connotative, but the protagonist's growth arc is not enough. Some irrelevant characters can also be mentioned in one stroke, and more words can be given to the protagonist. That way the audience will probably be much larger😁

I met Ling Emperor and Zhao Zhong, hahaha, it's interesting to appear 🤫

Han Long is very important in history. It seems that he assassinated Xianbei boss Kebineng during Cao Pi's period🤓

I finally saw the duel between Lu Xiaoqiang and Taishi. It was not disappointing 👍

After watching the upright green shirt and the fragrant horse, I originally had a lot to say, but finally I choked out one sentence: Damn, that's interesting! It's all because I didn't go to school well before and now I'm uneducated🤫

This week's top recommendation, please don't interrupt updates, remember. Come on, author!

I really like history and have read a lot of historical novels, but this one by the author is the most beautiful one I have ever read.

It's okay to post it and contribute some popularity. Looking forward to the Grand Master coming to Beijing🤫

The plot is about to reach the point when the Grand Master enters Beijing. Let's see how Ding Jianyang dies 😃

The more I read, the more I feel that the author really understands the Three Kingdoms. I have to wonder if every character in the book really exists?

Lu Bu's battle with Sanying was really fun! It's a pity that we still lost, which is a bit regretful.

When Lu Bu killed Ding Yuan, he must have felt very bitter, and there are mixed reviews in history, but the author must have felt that Lu Bu didn't want to kill Ding Yuan, right?

A very unique book, even if there is no real bloodshed, there is killing in the writing.

It's so beautiful, really. The more I watch it, the more I want to watch it. I can't stop.

I have been reading it for several days, and I really admire the author's writing style. Every flower, every grass, every person, a city, is vivid in my mind.

In my image, Zhang Fei is a reckless man. Now I feel that he is not only a reckless man, but also a cute reckless man.

The author's writing style is very good, every word and every word stands up to scrutiny and makes sense.

After watching it for so long, I have the deepest impression of Lu Bu, which completely subverted my impression of him as a big stupid guy.

I used to be very interested in the Three Kingdoms. What I was interested in was not the siege of cities and territories and the scheming of beauties, but the contests between people and the disputes between people's hearts. Conquering cities and plundering territories has been a matter of life and death, advance and retreat, success or failure since ancient times. But what I feel is most distinctive among the Three Kingdoms is the description of human hearts, various calculations, suspicions, loyalty, and betrayals. This book by Mo Xiang satisfies my appetite very well. The author's writing style is very good and he can control the progress of the plot very well. Every historical event can be reasonably arranged and timed, corresponding to the characters on the scene, the characters' psychological descriptions, and the follow-up of subsequent events. It can really be seen that the author has put a lot of effort and done a lot of homework. The author's character creation is also very good, but he does not write it exactly according to what I think the character is. It should be what the author thinks the person should be like. After all, everyone has different opinions. Taken together, this book as a whole seems to be particularly confusing. Every character has a reason for existence. Even a small character is alive in the author's writing, but it doesn't last long. . . Everyone has a description of their heart, either from the front or from the side, and that's why it feels like everyone is scheming and duplicity. The way Yuan Shao looks at Cao Cao, Dong Zhuo's feelings for Dong Bai, Lu Yi's doting on Luo Jia, Lu Bu's eyes when riding his horse and whipping his whip, etc., Etc., These seemingly unimportant things are everywhere in Mo Xiang. This is not a shortcoming, but an advantage that is ignored by most authors. This kind of side description feels more immersive. The author will guide you to participate in the story, analyze the character's heart, and imagine what the outcome would be if it were you.

Happy! This is the description of Iron Blood in the historical novel! Lu Bu is the most handsome and does not accept refutation. . .

I really like the author's writing style, which is very graphic. Even small characters like "Xue Mohu" Dugu Ba are described in detail when they appear.

I feel that the writing method of this book is very special. The protagonist has no aura, but it is very attractive to read. It is really good.

The women in the author's works are all beauties, and the female characters are really beautifully portrayed. . .

The intrigues and deceptions of the Three Kingdoms, coupled with the author's settings for each character, are really exciting.

In the past, what I knew most about the Three Kingdoms was the Three Kingdoms Struggle for Hegemony. Only after reading this book did I understand the excitement of the Three Kingdoms before.

Brother Lu Yi plays with high technology! Did they all really exist before?