The Three Kingdoms Arrive in the Modern World

I've read many books on the Three Kingdoms period, and this one is quite novel. However, I feel the descriptions of martial arts prowess are too vague, and the martial arts levels of famous generals from the Three Kingdoms are also somewhat awkward. How much difference does a slight difference in martial arts ability really make? It's understandable that the protagonist has extraordinary martial arts skills.

In my personal opinion, for this type of power struggle novel, the protagonist's rationality skills should be maxed out, and their self-control of emotions should be strengthened. Initially, there can be some lighthearted banter, but as the number of characters increases and various roles are established, this should decrease.

This is the "Extras Building" section. I'm struggling to come up with a name, so I'm looking for extras to fill in. They'll be randomly selected while I'm writing, and the format is as follows: Name/Gender/Common Weapons Fang Fan/Male/Long spear Weapons, as well as small props and equipment that fit the Three Kingdoms period, can be used randomly.

This book is alright, but the main characters' romantic relationships are poorly written. If you're not good at writing romance, I suggest you don't write it. The interactions between the main characters and their parents are really awkward, and after a while, you'll feel like giving up. I couldn't bear to read any more of the book when the main characters interacted with their uncle! I hope the author can improve.

Okay, the writing is a bit lacking, but it's better than the best and worst, better than many novels. It's just that it's not quite ready to become popular. Since it's about the Three Kingdoms period, it would be best if the battles were more exciting.

To be honest, modern people have a thousand times more talent than those in ancient times. Everyone starts on the same footing; it won't be long before these ancient people are all obsolete, especially since we all know their personalities well.

Well written! I hope there won't be any instances of one person slaughtering tens of thousands or a city in the future! There should be limitations, such as stamina, endurance, and mana. From the time a lord builds a village to the time they establish a kingdom, if a god appears, it's ridiculous. A god can wipe everything out in an instant; what's the point of building anything then?

The protagonist is disgusting. He never cares about the lives of his men. Many times, if he had intervened, they could have survived, but he always just watches others kill his men while he stands by and acts all cool. He only intervenes when his own men are almost all dead. This kind of trashy male protagonist is so repulsive.

1.83 Meters tall. 60 Kilograms? That's practically skinny! Are there really people who like this kind of skinny guy?

Having read up to chapter 51, since this is supposed to be about the Three Kingdoms, why is Dian Wei portrayed as so weak? A newly promoted character can scare away a famous general from the Three Kingdoms. If he were promoted to heavy infantry, he could easily defeat Lü Bu. If you're writing a Three Kingdoms-themed story, read more about the Three Kingdoms itself. I'm definitely dropping this.