Three Kingdoms Cavalry and Cutting

Everyone is cunning and perverse, and they are experts at fighting for power and profit and establishing internal checks and balances, and their little calculations are clear in their minds. When Bobo makes strategic bets, he is afraid that the game is not big enough, the fight is not exciting enough, his vision is short-sighted, and human life is taken lightly. The mentality of a gambler is that if you lose, you will borrow it from elsewhere. After a while, you will become rich again. When you are miserable, you will say that the matter is over, and you can't do anything about it. You just can't even listen to a word of advice. If I have the opportunity in the future, I will do it again next time. If I don't pay everything, I will lose everything. Anyway, there is someone to wipe the butt, and the family is big and not afraid of failure. No matter what their long-term plans are, they serve the country and the people. I will feel good first. Anyway, you have the foundation, and you have to give it to me. If you don't give it to me, you will die. You are just like a bunch of gangsters who are not stingy, but they are ruthless and ruthless. We haven't unified it yet. We have even thought about how to divide the world. We daydream all day long. If others can do it, I can do it. Can you do it? Such a Shu Han may as well die.

I kind of doubt it's a great god opening the vest. This book review was written in the early morning of November 2, 2019. I read the latest chapter 90, Thousand Characters, all night long. The pace of this book is very compact. If you are a fan of the Three Kingdoms, you will probably be attracted by the Battle of Xiangfan that the author used in the opening chapter like me, and you will not be able to put down the book. There are a lot of books about the Three Kingdoms. From what I have read, the general conclusion is that Ji Han prospered forever, Cao Wei occasionally reversed the case, and the blue eyes never washed away. I seem to have come here from a recommendation from . Gongsun Ma Bao still has vision. Out of a collection habit, many people who write about the Three Kingdoms like to write forward, probably because they feel that the stars will wither in the later period. In my impression, in addition to this book, there is another book From the beginning of the three-part world. Moreover, Ba Shu also wrote the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms, the same as this one. But not as impressive as this. Maybe it was too long. And I am also a player who rides and slashes passers-by, and the Han and Hungarians fight against the Hui Party in a decisive battle. The author's combat descriptions can often make me, who have played horse-and-blade games, get into the game, which is extremely enjoyable. But this is actually a Three Kingdoms online novel in which the protagonist wears the appearance of a knight and slasher, and helps the protagonist open a golden finger that can ensure a smooth start. In fact, the logic of the protagonist and the supporting characters is online. Collecting is actually a bad thing, because you can't write about that person's demeanor and personality. In the end, the character is reduced to a background, so it's better not to write about it. If you can't write it down, your reputation will be ruined. No matter what novel or genre, the plot is ultimately the most important. Just like when the author of this book cuts in time, one or two of the heroes in the late Eastern Han Dynasty have disappeared. Those who are alive are all getting old. But that doesn't stop the author from writing wonderfully. I was really sleepy and didn't know what to say, so I fell asleep.

After reading more than 200 chapters, I finally felt that I couldn't stand it anymore... The quality of the book itself is very high. By adding a riding and slashing system to the historical novel, the protagonist becomes a "romantic-style" super warrior, which enhances the protagonist's feeling of "being able to do things that others in the world cannot do". The several times the protagonist kills generals and captures the flag are very exciting and hearty. On the other hand, the author's description of the relationship between the kings and ministers of the Shu Han Dynasty and the factions is also very good. He not only breaks out of the stereotype of "brothers and loyal gangs", but also does not fall into the naked competition of interest groups. It can make people feel the heroism and emotion of Liu Bei and others, as well as the game and balance of different groups. This unique feeling is rarely seen in general "monarchy" historical novels. In addition, the author's brief essay on Zou Zou's writing style and knowledge accumulation also fit well with the story. But the overall idea of ​​​​the novel is slightly confusing. The protagonist sometimes sacrifices his life, sometimes indulges in delusions, sometimes is ambitious, sometimes loves without boundaries, sometimes only looks at the present, and sometimes thinks about what will happen a hundred years later. What gives people the impression is not that the protagonist's thoughts are profound and complex, but that the author is arbitrary and capricious, writing down all the contradictory points that come to mind, without making good creative choices. In addition, political struggle itself is not a bad subject, but in this novel, it always feels like it is a debuff that the author takes out when he finds that the protagonist is about to end if he continues to fight all the way. The protagonist always jumps repeatedly between "a deeply trusted and highly prestigious military boss" and "a poor general who will be raped by aristocratic civil servants"...

Headache. If the book had started with the Spirit Emperor period or with the heroes, I think it might have been a lot less poisonous. But the early part of The Three Kingdoms was very good, but I was poisoned to death by the Northern Expedition. First of all, I felt that Wu Yi's death was too deliberate, as if there had never been a battle. Wu Ban's rebellion was even more deliberate. Chen Shoudu wrote that he was famous for being a hero. This shows that his character cannot be rebellious because his father Wu Kuang is one of the founders of the Three Kingdoms chaos and is afraid of being hacked to death by the protagonist. In addition, his sister is also a queen, Liu Bei doesn't care, and the protagonist cannot kill him no matter how high his skills are. The nature of killing him has completely changed. If you kill Wu Ban today, will you be able to kill the queen tomorrow? Will you dare to kill Liu Chan directly later? An ordinary person like me can think of it. I don't believe that someone with such a high political status in Shuhan could not understand Wu Ban. The reason why it is difficult to write about the post-Three Kingdoms period is that many of the characters' personalities are stereotyped and the painting style suddenly changes if they change slightly. The author seems to have chosen the wrong period because everything else is good.

There are dozens of chapters to only have one fun spot, and between chapters I ramble endlessly, talking about family affairs or daily life in the military camp. Is it interesting? The euphemistic name is: fine, good quality! Continuity and plot! Hey, just describe the plot carefully. I'm going to read the physical book or TV series. For online articles, you have to read exciting articles, or spend money on physical books; TV drama VIPs cost money, and online articles also cost money. Take a closer look, among the three entertainment consumer products, which one is more cost-effective? Therefore, it is still fun to read online articles, some talented people who can write stories and tell stories with word count. I am an old bookworm born in 1999, and I have completely given up. The more I read, the more bored I am. I open the app almost every three to five days. Am I going to forget where I started? No, it's because there are too few books that attract people. To be honest, our appreciation level is not very good, but our taste has improved. What should we do? I don't want to say bad things. The problem is that the author can't write according to our hobbies, so a contradiction arises, right? Please be more understanding, after all, this is an online article!

After reading the beginning, I gave up decisively! If you don't like the author's setting of the protagonist, why should you be angry when you hear the massacre and grit your teeth and get angry, even if your stomach is not full? Aren't you hungry? Aren't you afraid? With the memory of the original owner, is he an ancient person? What about the knowledge of modern people? Isn't it contradictory to throw my sister away from home despite being angry for Wancheng? There is a system that does not need to be upgraded in a wretched manner, but instead goes to serve as a soldier to feed the people! As a soldier, he didn't do well in killing people to level up, but he ran in front of the prince and offered suggestions! Why don't you say: Lord! Liang has another plan here!

When I saw the battle with Jiangling in Chapter 62, I couldn't stand it anymore. This is the second time I have seen the scene of "opening the city gate and letting the pigs in to be slaughtered" in Zhenghege (the previous one seemed to be from Chuan Ming's novel). First of all, let's talk about the city gates being wide open. After the enemy attacks, have you considered the impact on the morale of the defenders? What's more, a new general will command an army with a very complex composition. Shouldn't he worry about morale? Do all the tens of thousands of soldiers know this strategy to lure the enemy? The soldiers manning the city wall saw the enemy rushing into the city gate from a distance and didn't they collapse? Furthermore, people are not pigs, and the army is not a supermarket lady rushing to buy. Even if you compete for credit, there is an organization and formation. Is it possible to form a formation to be slaughtered for you to kill? Even a pig can't row in such a ready-for-slaughter formation. It's like in a siege, after the attackers occupy the city head, the rear troops rush forward to take advantage of the situation. Those behind push all those in front down the city wall, and the defenders can easily finish off the enemies under the wall who didn't fall to death. Moreover, if the attacker encounters this situation, he will not first occupy the city gate and then gradually advance. Even if the defender is stubborn, part of the troops entering the city will attack the city wall at the same time as the troops outside the city, attacking from both sides. How will the troops defend the city wall? Why did the occupation of city walls or the knocking down of city gates in the Cold Weapon Age often mean that the city was lost? People are not machines, they have morale! Moreover, booby-trapping the enemy usually involves booby-trapping a small number of vanguards, and is supplemented by terrain such as the Thousand Jin Gate that can quickly cut off enemy reinforcements and superior troops or barbicans that can ensure total annihilation. Otherwise, it's not called luring the enemy, it's called offering a city. Although it is said that combustibles are used to isolate reinforcements after luring the enemy, it is not oil. The isolation cannot last long and can be broken open by long blades or other methods. Thousands of troops were put in. How could a group of soldiers be able to eat it? There are steps inside the city to go up to the city wall. Have you ever thought about attacking the city wall from both inside and outside the city at the same time? How can you defend the city wall? A group of women and military men who were unlikely to go to the battlefield relied on long weapons and wooden fences to fight against the incoming enemy troops. Have they considered the situation where they could not defend themselves? Have you ever considered being weak, not adapting, running away, or breaking down? Not everyone can become a Predator immediately by pulling one. Finally, it also takes time for people to rush into the city. How long do you think it will take for thousands of people to rush into the city? How much space is needed to booby-trap thousands of warriors? It cannot be killed in a short time. Not to mention the impact on morale, fighting on both sides is unbearable for the defenders. Few soldiers can withstand this kind of pressure. The famous ancient generals who specialized in the art of war were no fools! Luring a hundred or ten enemies while ensuring that reinforcements can be quickly cut off can demoralize the enemy. If you want to lure thousands of enemies, then you should respect your opponents.

I've written so much about politics and people's hearts, so it's time to write about war.

It's well written. I just finished reading The Overthrow of the Han Dynasty by Xun Gou recently. I thought I would be tired of reading the Three Kingdoms genre. However, this book written by the author still took me three days to catch up with the updates. Good cheers, author, but I would like to make a few suggestions that I hope will be adopted. 1. In the early stage, the author used obscure writing methods for many plots instead of straightforward descriptions. This will make people want to explore, but it will also make some readers feel confused. It is best to give a certain explanation while leaving suspense. 2. I saw a few posts in the book review area saying that copying ancient poems makes people feel uncomfortable. In fact, it can be easily solved. It would be good if the author copied some poems that are niche but can express the protagonist's consciousness and the situation at that time. After all, readers are not all great writers and will not know many poems, but the author can look up more information in this regard. Well⊙∀⊙Let's talk about these two points first. All in all, I'm fully subscribed to the author, come on!

Alas~, this is a book I'm reading. If I didn't look at the name, I wouldn't realize that this is a horse-and-blade novel. How long has it been since the system came out 😜

The beginning is good, but the end is very slow.

I was originally in a book shortage, so I clicked in casually following the recommendations, but unexpectedly I found a good novel about the Three Kingdoms. Come on, the author, the monthly tickets are gone, and I have 17 recommendation votes to show my appreciation 😁

Author, let me make a suggestion. Can you speed up the progress? There are so many chapters about restructuring, suppressing aristocratic families, etc. It makes me feel dizzy.

I've only written a few chapters about the war plot, and I'm starting to talk about politics, people's hearts, etc. If I continue like this, I'll lose a lot of readers.

Judging from the following article, is it self-defeating to direct and act in a life-and-death siege battle? By the way, risking the lives of his personal guards? 😅😅😅Only people with smart brains can come up with such a cool operation

That... Author, I still have a monthly vote in my hand, but I won't vote for you. Why? See for yourself

Did Guan Ping's Eastern Expedition have three chapters in total? The supporting characters have no human rights, but after the protagonist regains control of Guangdong, the author might write about destroying Soochow directly by land. It doesn't matter whether he wants a navy or not.

The new year is here. I wish the author and all book friends a happy new year, good health and all the best!

I finally figured it out. The author probably didn't plan to write down the results of the Northern Expedition years ago 😡

The only other novel that I have read in the Three Kingdoms series is "Three Kingdoms Youlin". It was written from this time period to save Guan Yu from death and fight against Soochow. Apart from the author's novel, it seems to be "Three Kingdoms Youlin". Unfortunately, that one was not finished.

That's almost it. Let's quickly settle down the territory. We're all waiting to conquer Nanzhong and defeat Menghuo.

All the votes are given to you, please update more😡😡😡😡😡😡👍

It's a good article, but I'm too tired to read it on my mobile phone. I hope the author can publish a book!

I can't remember clearly. Is there still a quota for the protagonist to conquer? I hope the protagonist can go to Nanzhong to tame a few elephants and come back

As a time traveler with such a powerful golden finger, recruiting (infection) can increase the opponent's favorability and eliminate the opponent's hostility. Improve your physique and strength, and you are already invincible. Later on, you discarded your strengths, picked up your weaknesses, and struggled with other people's strengths. From the beginning it was exciting, to the end I felt helpless. The plot is becoming more and more protracted, completely discarding the advantages accumulated previously. What do readers want to see? What readers want to see is all kinds of pleasures and benefits. The reality is cruel, and it becomes even more cruel in a chaotic world. Then what you should focus on describing is a strong man who enjoys grudges, fights with heaven and earth, and does whatever he doesn't want. Whatever you are afraid of, you are so awesome, so what are you afraid of? Just do it. The Three Kingdoms was originally a mess. Wouldn't it be better to rebuild the world after smashing it? In the end, we can clean up the old mountains and rivers. In this, you are the leader, you are the leader. When all kinds of waves rise, there will be people applauding them. The love between children and children is grafted invisibly, which is touching, but there is no political plot. If you read a novel to read about intrigues, why not read a time-travel novel? It's better to just read history and remember it. Wouldn't a modern person die quickly if he played tricks in ancient times? Do you think you are from the Sima Shi family? After all, it took several generations for them to succeed. As a modern person, do you really understand the thinking of the ancients and the ruthlessness of the ancients? In a world that eats people, there will be no benevolence and righteousness. Benevolence and righteousness are just the results of packaging by later generations. Open the history books and look at the world, no matter what dynasty or generation you are in. Don't use what you are least good at to compete with what others are best at. Look at the two Song Dynasties! That is a group of people who plot against everyone, and in the end they are all crushed to pieces by their muscles. Strike is not as good as a stick. What is Machiavellianism? In essence, whoever is strong will be reasonable. Strength means power, and greatness means conspiracy. The nuclear bomb is truth and power.

If you have questions about domestic affairs, ask Guo Tu, and if you have questions about foreign affairs, ask Zhang Song. There is a pioneer named Xing Daorong in front of the battle, a general Pan Feng under the account, a genius lobbyist Jiang Qian outside, a loyal guard Geng Ji inside, a logistics manager Li Yan, a reliable grain transport officer Gou An, and a warehouse iron. Wei Chunyu Qiong, personal bodyguards Fan Qiang and Zhang Da, Huang Hao and Cen Hun in daily life, adopted son Fengxian who is as brave as any man, his beloved wife Cai Shi is gentle and gentle on the pillow, and her loyal adviser Sima Yi, so there is no need to worry about failure of the great cause!!!!

In fact, the protagonist's combat power is enough now, and he is no less than the peak second master in the official history. The protagonist should consider saving some points now, save seven or eight points, and add them all to his constitution when he is about to die of old age in his seventies or eighties. Then he was dying and seriously ill, and he sat up and lived in obscurity for another thirty or forty years. You can even let me chat with you like a teenager and become a groom every night from now on 😁

I don't know why everyone says Liu Bei is bad? Don't treat Liu Bei as a hypocrite and a crybaby every day in The Romance of the Three Kingdoms. The Romance of the Three Kingdoms is just a novel, not a history book. Is Liu Bei bad? Liu Bei was the only one who didn't massacre the city, but he still had conspiracy theories, saying that Guan Yu was captured and Jingzhou was captured, was it Liu Bei who was behind it? Nonsense, your own territory, your own brothers, want to play such a bad trick? If Liu Bei wants to kill Guan Yu, he won't be angry and attack Soochow. He can't understand it even if he reads the history books? Why was Jingzhou captured? Why did the generals civil and military rebel? What is unclear is the conspiracy of the Jingzhou clique to stab the Yuancong clique in the back. To put it bluntly, Guan Yu was killed by his own people. Who knows that he was the second person under Liu Bei, and he had a heavy army to control a state! Guan Yu defeated the Yellow Turbans and flooded the Seventh Army and finally became a handsome man. Just like the protagonist in the book who rose up and was shot in the dark, Guan Yu had a leader in the Yuan Cong faction, Zhang Fei had a character flaw, and Zhao Yun had insufficient professional experience. Otherwise, how could Zhuge Liang control all the factions and monopolize power.

In fact, the thing that disgusts me the most is Liu Bei. I would rather help Cao Cao than Liu Bei. Don't you think it's awkward to always whitewash Liu Bei, a hypocrite, and pretend to be benevolent and righteous all day long? You can either go it alone or help Cao Cao. If you unify the world earlier, fewer people will die. Don't you have some idea?

I heard that if you leave a message under a popular book, there is a chance that you will be clicked in and get a wild reader. Although it is only a matter of probability, I want to give it a try.