The Three Kingdoms: How Should I Choose?

After reading more than a dozen chapters, I was really persuaded to quit. I originally went there with the purpose of reading a refreshing article, but the author made too many common sense mistakes. For example, when meeting Zhang Fei for the first time, he talked about the Yellow Turban Uprising. This was so unreasonable that he didn't even test it? I don't believe that a person with the mind of a top strategist would not understand the meaning of goods coming out of his mouth. If he gets to know Zhang Fei, he should be more tactful at the beginning. Rather than just saying that I know the Taiping Religion is going to revolt, which will definitely make him a fool or a person with bad intentions, it's better that Zhang Fei didn't send him to the official, and he's still waiting to become a sworn sworn brother? Another example is the Emperor Ling Tuogu. This is impossible to think of with your toes. The protagonist's surname is Xiang. This is a problem that cannot be avoided no matter how you do it. The old Liu family killed the overlord of the Xiang family. No matter what, it is impossible for the two families to live in peace. Therefore, as an emperor, it is impossible to entrust the empire to a person who may be the descendant of an enemy. This is not possible. I won't list the others one by one. These two points really poisoned me to death.

It's just nonsense. If you don't have any brains, you can read it. If you like logic, don't read it. It's uncomfortable to read. It also criticizes the author and affects your own quality...

Is this the level of a lv5 writer?

I said what is the level of a fifth-level writer? See the picture below

Cai Yan wants to marry the protagonist, which reminds me of this scene. A national professor and her daughter met a very talented grassroots student, and then the grassroots student thanked him for a very good article. Then the professor's daughter became uneasy and said to the professor, "Dad, I want to marry him, he is so awesome." Then the professor did not look at others. I thought, "Well, this person is very powerful and has brought glory to the country. I originally wanted to accept him as a disciple, and my daughter wanted to marry him, so I agreed." Is it realistic? Let's not talk about how deep the ancient family ties are. How likely is the modern author? Would Lin Huiyin be like this, or who could be like this.

It's really poisonous. Why do you have to ride a tiger? Can a tiger be ridden? You think it's just for playing games. It's more reasonable to get a tiger mount or a wild horse. If you can't ride an ox, you can ride a rhinoceros. I'm trying to persuade you to quit. Goodbye.

Why doesn't Qidian have a blacklisting function? This book, my eyes!

Sure enough, the creation boss. . . . . Has a creation flavor

Do you have a genius IQ and strategy? Can. Isn't the author afraid of being criticized if the protagonist's performance is poor later? If the protagonist has a high IQ, more attention must be spent on describing it. It would be stupid to do otherwise.

A slight chill at the beginning made me almost get struck by lightning. Sorry to bother you.