The New Biography of Liao Hua in the Three Kingdoms

In the Three Kingdoms, Liao Hua witnessed everything from the Yellow Turban Rebellion to the fall of the Shu Han Dynasty. He is my favorite character and is loyal.

The writing was okay, but I guess no one read it because it was Liao Hua. After all, this person did not travel through time but was just reborn, which would have lost a lot of modern flavor.

If you stay up late and jump in to read it, you will definitely like it, but let me ask a question, Chapter 181 has not yet recaptured Jingzhou. How many chapters do you plan to write in this book? The novel is a bit long-winded

There is an up owner at Station B who specifically analyzed Liao Hua's life. It makes sense. He analyzed it solely from the perspective of the Three Kingdoms.

After reading n chapters, to be honest, the plot is not poisonous and even fascinating, but the dialogue of the characters in the article has a sense of mechanical translation, which is the kind of ancient text that is forced to be translated for underage children, which is a bit annoying. . . In addition, the plot is indeed a bit dragging, but it is true that if Guan Yu had not lost Jingzhou, the Shu Han would indeed be the most promising to win the final victory, the Sanxing Han.

When you write 2 million words and there is still no sign of ending the book, I will read it even if so many book friends point out the faults of this book. These days, we are not afraid that a book will be poorly written, but we are afraid that the writing will be even worse... The main author's previous books have not laid a good foundation for his character.

It's a pity. There is writing and a story, but it's just not exciting and a bit dull.

Let's take a look. I quite like Liao Hua, one of the permanent members of Romance of the Three Kingdoms 11. (Witness: Guidance, Subtlety, Insight, Combo, Iron Wall, King Kong, Unyielding, Angry, Heart Attack, Plunder, Forcible and some forgotten, usually give him 12+ special skills, max equipment) The strongest lieutenant.

Wooden Ox Model

After taking back Jiangling and even the four counties of Jingnan, let Liao Hua rest. It always felt like Liao Hua was either putting out a fire or on the way to put out a fire. Liao Hua was too tired⊙⊙. However, the abilities of Guan Yu and other own generals are not shown enough in the article. After the strategic goal of recapturing Jingzhou is achieved, you can write some other adjustments before returning to the war drama, such as cultivating new people, farming, being granted a title, building fortresses, getting married, etc.

Read 100 chapters. It's too cumbersome, and it's okay to cover everything in details, but there are too few exciting points, and it doesn't attract readers. The content is good, but it's a pity

Does anyone know how many Jiangdong generals have died on the battlefield in Jingzhou? I only remember Pan Zhang, Li Yi, Pan Jun, and Luo Tong. Ma Zhong seems to have been captured. I don't remember what happened next.

There is too little summary and strategic content. The emotions between the characters are not well described. Some chapters feel superfluous, for example, it takes three chapters to fight a bandit.

What a fool, Guan Yu is very arrogant, Liao Hua still wants to persuade Guan Yu, he is overthinking

The vocabulary used in spoken language is too modern. It does not mean that the speech must be formal, but some obvious modern vocabulary will always make people laugh when they appear in the text.

Can any book friends tell me how this book is?😁

There are no generals in Shu, so Liao Hua becomes the vanguard

I read dozens of chapters. Although the role of ancient generals is not as exaggerated as written in various romance novels, they are not as weak as described in this book, and are not even as good as a super soldier.

Just ask, the introduction is so formal. Is it a time-travel romance or a true history of the Three Kingdoms? It's a romance, so I won't watch it. What about the Three Heroes fighting Lu Bu? What about Diao Chan? What about seven in and seven out? I'll just run away.

Well written and uses many words. Will be better

... The closer you get to the back, the more you feel. Those who saw it knew it was Liao Hua's rebirth, and those who didn't know thought it was Han Xin's rebirth...

There are very few novels written about Liao Hua, and I didn't even see a few at the beginning.

There are a lot of these chapters whose names are vague, and I can't read them without skipping. The content is not good enough, and it's boring.

It's a pity that I just came across this book, but it's such a coincidence😐😐

My brain is broken! Fight for these ambitious people!