Castle Princess Three Kingdoms

I feel like my money was wasted because I came here for Cheng Ji. Did Cheng Ji have 20 chapters in total? I couldn't bear to read more than 300 chapters. To be honest, in my opinion, this is an online game novel. Cheng Ji is just a technology tree, and the protagonist is just a reborn gamer.

After reading it for so long, I found that many people in the book review area think that the role of the character Cheng Ji in the novel so far in Cheng Ji Three Kingdoms is not prominent enough, and think this is a bad point. But I think people who think this way do not understand the author's intention. In the Three Kingdoms, the word "Cheng Ji" does not purely interact with the protagonist (of course, it is not impossible to have more interactions in the later period). The main purpose of "Cheng Ji" is to set up an entire world view, which plays a big role in promoting the plot. The word "Cheng Ji" is the basis for the cute and demonic transformation of the Three Kingdoms in this book. It is precisely with the setting of "Cheng Ji" that the world is less cruel and more interesting and relaxed unique to the second dimension. Because it is the foundation, this book is called Shiro-hime's Three Kingdoms. But it is also because of the foundation. Therefore, in the early stage, the author will not let the protagonist and Shiro-hime interact for the sake of interaction. The foundation of the world of Shiro-hime should be developed when the protagonist explores the nature of the world in the middle and later stages. The reason for this speculation is that through the first two books I have read, I found that the author has a worldview setting complex. I have not seen many authors who like to study the setting logic so much. Although the last book clearly appeared at the end of the book and used a large space to talk about the setting, which made me feel like forcing the reader to talk about the setting. It has a certain feeling, but I still think it is very good, because the clever narration and logical setting will give people a refreshing feeling. In this regard, I hope the author can reach the same height as the squid one day, and can still tell the carefully conceived and logical setting, but write it in a more clever and shocking way.

After raising it for so long, it should be considered a fat sheep. Let's kill it.

The subject matter is good, but the writing is a bit poor.

I can't afford to offend Lu Bu who is using a mecha.

Quickly use the nunchucks to blast the air

Ten more chapters will be released soon, I'm very sad🌝🌝

The Three Kingdoms is a big IP, and it's also because it's so famous, so I've written almost everything I can. It's hard to think about it. First, it's novel, and second, it's rigorous. To be honest, I'm not optimistic about it. There are actually fewer and fewer Three Kingdoms that can be seen now. Shen San, Overthrow the Han, both have good settings, good characters, and good author history. Come on(ง •̀_•́)ง

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Support it by putting it on the shelves. I was surprised to learn that Dongdong suddenly wrote about this subject. Why can't I think about writing about the Three Kingdoms? Aren't the Three Kingdoms texts in Qidian all the nutrients used by "Shensan" to worship heaven? To be honest, I am not very optimistic about this subject matter and this setting. It is difficult to write and it is not pleasing to both sides. The cute magic modification means that some serious historical readers may be lost; and Dongdong's pages so far have focused more on civil servants and generals, and the key setting of Cheng Ji's role is less than one-fifth, which is not enough to attract cute readers in the second dimension. Recently, many chapters are about the protagonist talking to his subordinate Wenwu. Half a chapter or even one or two chapters are gone... "Shensan" can be so watery, but it is inappropriate for Dongdong to write it like this. Your focus is Cheng Ji! Where is Cheng Ji? But writing too much about Cheng Ji will in turn lead to fewer roles for civil servants and generals. The characters in the Three Kingdoms period are so charming, and if you don't write them well, you will lose money. In the end, it will be very difficult to balance the two sides. What's worse is that Zhang Liao actually wrote so many chapters more than a week ago. A lot of space was wasted on the second and fifth boys whose names I have forgotten. It makes people want to jump to another chapter, but... There is no place to jump. The most annoying thing in a novel is not the villainous boss who kills without batting an eyelid, but the sidekick who obviously has no ability but takes up the scene! The above is where I feel there is a problem. Of course, although I am not optimistic about the subject matter and setting, I am optimistic about Dongdong. I started to follow the updates of "Dimensional Forum" in the early days. I wrote that I had not read a copy of the original work and had read it two or three times. I used QQ for reading a lot before, so I read it there. When I saw the new book on the shelves this time, I came to Qidian to support it. I once talked about Dongdong's book with a two-dimensional author. The other person complained that the results were very poor and he wrote so many words but there was no quality. Perhaps for the author, performance is the most important thing, but Dongdong obviously has the integrity to pursue more than just performance. Although the book Diyuan has a rushed ending in the later stage, it is still written seriously and has 5 million words, which is enough to gain the trust of readers. I think trust is a very important thing. There are so many liars in contemporary society, and there are a lot of eunuch authors in the online literary world. There are many people who cut off books and change accounts if their grades are not good. It is a very lucky thing to meet an author who makes you feel from the bottom of your heart, "He will keep writing seriously and surprise me from time to time." Dongdong happens to be such an author, and "Dimensional Forum" really gave me a lot of surprises. So even if there are some dissatisfaction with the early plot, I am looking forward to Dongdong's performance after it is released. Come on! Add more updates! P. S. Please give me the account number of Dongdong Book Club, thank you (｡•ᴗ-)_

I'm quite surprised that there are readers who want a single female protagonist for a historical background text? Don't you care about the historical background? Has the single heroine figured out the devil?

Everyone, I can't stand it anymore. Isn't it titled Cheng Ji? So what is the significance of this book? The number of times Cheng Ji is mentioned in the chapters is quite small. Except for a few plots, the others are equivalent to tool people. At the beginning of this book, I saw some ridiculous things like war horses, but I didn't find anything special in the end. It's time to fight wars, farm fields, use some golden fingers, collect awesome subordinates, develop science and technology, fight against the powerful, and win the hearts of the people. What is the difference between these and ordinary Three Kingdoms texts? I thought Cheng Ji was a big feature in this book, but in the end I didn't even see the word Cheng Ji in more than ten chapters. When I first saw Cheng Ji in Xiao Pei, I saw that her image had changed due to the protagonist, so I thought something would happen, but it turned out. . . . The protagonist changed land, went to other cities, and continued to develop. Later, when the protagonist won the hearts of the people, Jinling Ji had a vision to help the protagonist. . . . In this case, why write about Cheng Ji? I wrote it without highlighting her. I think it's necessary, oh, take Cheng Ji out for a walk, mention it in a few words, and solve it. Is this interesting? There are only a few of the biggest features, except for one battle armor that Lu Bu described a little more, which is invincible against the army. Although this is reasonable, after all, if an individual is too strong, it will not be the Three Kingdoms. But other, those black technologies that are only available because of Cheng Ji, why not write more about them? There is only one that consumes manpower to obtain an army and is mentioned in battles, but is this interesting? The description of the manpower soldier is dull and not as good as normal people. It just becomes a war that consumes manpower soldiers and does not consume normal ordinary people. In times of famine, you still deserve to die. It is really boring.

Something suddenly occurred to me. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, even though everything was gone in name only, they still recognized the Han Dynasty. I have to say that Liu Xiu is really awesome. He told us what destiny means

Wearing a degenerate battle armor, riding an antimatter-powered war horse, and holding a causal reversal sword in my hand, I defeated Dahuang in the north of the village and defeated Erdan in the south of the village. I must take down the widow at the east end of the village today!

In the latest chapter, Xia Houjuan's strange look gave me a bad feeling. I hope the protagonist will stick to himself and don't open a harem. It's best not to have any ambiguity. I really like this kind of time traveler who insists on his own three views. It's a bit silly, but this kind of silly protagonist is what people like. I remember when I was watching Xu Xianzhi, the protagonist initially said that he wanted to wait for Bai Suzhen, but then he ended up in the harem and couldn't stand it anymore.

There are too few scenes of Cheng Ji... Isn't this book called Cheng Ji Three Kingdoms? Why do you feel like you're trying to sell dog meat on someone else's head?

I came from the dimensional forum where the author came from. What I like most about this author is his ideas that seem nonsensical but are actually very logical, as well as his thoughts that are in line with the core values ​​of socialism. He does not get lost in the power of burning, killing and looting, but he is very serious about getting along with people from all over the world. He is very cute and does not cause trouble.

Cheng Ji Three Kingdoms, but Cheng Ji has no sense of presence at all. Disappointed

My thoughts after seeing it on the shelves: Cheng Ji in the Three Kingdoms is not Cheng Ji. The description of Cheng Ji only starts at the beginning and doesn't appear much later.

This book doesn't seem to have much to do with Cheng Ji. It just borrows Cheng Ji's name to write about the Three Kingdoms, and then uses Cheng Ji to provide cheats for the protagonist in a reasonable way, so that some of the protagonist's actions are not too abrupt. Cheng Ji is the protagonist's plug-in.

The setting is a bit wasteful. There are obviously other developments. I haven't finished watching it yet, but the presence of Cheng Ji is not high. The Three Kingdoms of Cheng Ji. In the end, the focus is still on the Three Kingdoms. People like me who came here for Cheng Ji are a little disappointed.

The fantasy setting was lost in vain, and it became a technological trend. In the later stage, all kinds of nonsense are ridiculous!

In Dongdong's book, the protagonist is too naive and kind-hearted. There is nothing wrong with him being a school stir-fry, and there is nothing wrong with being decisive and righteous in killing aliens in this dimension. However, the decree issued by the protagonist in the Three Kingdoms is basically contrary to the interests of the family, but there are still families who come to vote, and Lu Bu, the most powerful force in the Three Kingdoms, directly surrenders. With his innocent character and methods of doing things, it is really not the author's cheating. In the Three Kingdoms, it can be said that it is difficult to move forward and cannot survive more than three chapters. For example, Lu Bu was born on the border. After decades of fighting, he won the title of flying general. He killed the Hu people outside the Great Wall and was frightened by the news. However, he was still discriminated against by aristocratic families in the Central Plains. Yuan Shu, who came from an aristocratic family, simply looked down on Lu Bu's origins and the useful counselors under his command. There was only Chen Gong, and no aristocratic family came to invest. When he was in Xuzhou, he was directly sold by the Xuzhou aristocratic family. They would rather vote for Cao Cao than him. Of course, there were many reasons for Lu Bu's defeat, such as being brave and reckless, headstrong, frivolous and repetitive, etc. But look at the family backgrounds of Liu Bei, Sun Quan, and Cao Cao: Liu Bei and Emperor Liu are relatives of the emperor after all. Although they are far apart, they are orthodox in the Han Dynasty and recognized by the family. They have four great counselors, Xu Shu, Fazheng, Zhuge Liang, Pang Tong, Zhuge Liang and Fazheng all came from aristocratic families. Pang Tong and Xu Shu were also famous celebrities. The three Zhuge brothers and the three families of Wei, Shu and Wu each held positions. The three bets were made. It can be said that the imperial power changes, but the aristocratic family does not fall. Needless to say, Sun Quan was the largest family in Jiangdong, and he never lacked counselors and generals. Cao Cao's father, Cao Song, was the adopted son of the eunuch Cao Teng. Cao Teng served four generations of emperors and was named a marquis, and was later succeeded by Cao Song. Cao Cao was the son of a marquis, not to mention holding the emperor hostage to order the princes. If you carefully study the history of the Three Kingdoms, you will find that in addition to your own ability, the most important point in the Three Kingdoms is the recognition and support of the aristocratic families. The emperor governed the world with the scholar-bureaucrats instead of with the people. There was a reason for this in ancient times. People's wisdom was not inspired casually. This was only possible after productivity reached a certain stage. So it can be said that White Rabbit recognizes Lu Bu as his adoptive father, and he has no background. It is not the author's fault. It has been declared cool from the beginning. The decrees he promulgated and his own origin are impossible to win the allegiance of celebrities, because basically all the famous celebrities in the Three Kingdoms came from aristocratic families. Gentleman East has a great imagination. When I fill in the animation pits, I often feel that I can do it better than the original work. However, the main characters are too unified. They are naive, kind and funny, and add a different plug-in. It always reminds me of the evil Asashi, the protagonist of Japanese animation. After reading the three books, I feel a little tired of aesthetics. Lao, I'm not saying that kindness is bad, I just hope that the protagonists in Dongdong's creations can be more diversified, and have other elements besides the essential kindness. For example, in a machinist world like the Three Kingdoms, add some strategy, strategize, and win thousands of miles away, instead of simply clicking on the technology tree to cheat and run over. Be more individual, not a copy of a template. These are some thoughts and suggestions after reading the three books. Although I have not ordered all of them, there are always books chasing you. I hope you can create better works and become a great writer as soon as possible.

Inexplicably, Xiang Yu's armor was given to Sun Ce, and the protagonist also saved the dying enemy and returned the jade seal he got from him. I don't understand what he was thinking? And this is very speechless. Okay, I can understand the essence of retaining the current thinking, but can you not be so naive that in the future the opponent will be able to kill you early or not? What if the protagonist hadn't actually survived a few chapters? (This is purely a personal opinion. If you don't like it, just say a few words. If you want to get angry, turn right when you go out.)

I wonder how many people like me have been driven away by the hard drive's excessive Madonna for aliens?

I suggest you stop writing in the future. I have written several books, but the writing is still poor and the plot is weak.

Every time I see the heroine Huang Yueying, I don't know why I can't stand it anymore.

Why are you being banned? It's so disgusting, Aixinjueluo Peak...

I found out that it was finished when I saw a recommendation for a new book. I skipped to the ending. It left a lot of pitfalls and I wanted to write about the outcome of the universe and left an outline to end it hastily. It can also be said that it is unfinished. The new book is not a continuation of the second and third parts with supplementary revisions. So what is the purpose of writing an outline at the end?

A little confused? How did the protagonist change from Lu Bu's subordinate to the lord? Just because he was named Yangzhou Shepherd?