Rebirth of the Three Kingdoms Starts with Raising Chickens

I can't stand this book anymore. There are a lot of logics that I can't understand at all, and why do I like to engage in office politics so much?

After reading about thirty chapters, the writing is okay, but the story structure is a bit hard in some places and looks quite awkward. The border county-level towns in the Han Dynasty did not have a very prosperous business environment, and there were not that many people in the industrial and commercial service industry who needed to eat out. In addition to the small number of users, it was also a matter of habit. Whether they were the head of the household or those who brought their own rations, it would be difficult for them to buy food with "cash" now, and their habits would not suddenly change. You have to know that in the Han Dynasty, the wages of both the princes, nobles and common people were based on cloth and grain. Most of the time, ordinary people used grain, cloth and silk to "buy" things. The business environment determined the business logic. It may be feasible to support a few people at a food stall, but any more would be a bit of a challenge to your IQ. This is not a question of your product capabilities, but is determined by the business environment and user groups. As for the setting of force and so on, when talking about the rise of grassroots, just talk about it carefully. If the pig's feet are systematic, you will have a golden finger and you can accept it. But there are also 24 star generals. I am really tired of watching famous generals. It was quite enjoyable to watch many years ago. However, after the development of online literature for so many years, I don't want to read this kind of story about famous generals. Later I saw that there was martial arts training and so on. Is this entering the world of martial arts? I can't stand it any longer With so many scenes, it's better to just turn it up with the golden finger to make it more acceptable. Anyway, it's the golden finger that doesn't need to be considered reasonable.

The more I looked at it, the more uncomfortable it became, so I had no choice but to give up.

I felt uncomfortable reading it, and now I am reading comments to find resonance The most uncomfortable thing about this book is Liu Bei. No matter how this person is in history, he is too annoying in this book. What is even more annoying is that the protagonist cannot fight at all, and it seems that he will not be able to fight in the future. Moreover, the protagonist is really lickable, and when he accepts his subordinates, he is also a bit licking. I really don't think this is called Corporal Li Xian. After receiving it, it was okay. Before accepting it, it was really not good. Although the protagonist's status is relatively low, it is difficult to win over powerful subordinates, maybe it has to be like this, but it is so frustrating to watch In short, there are systems, and they are all obviously novices, invincible, and it is really embarrassing to put this aside Even if the author wants to write something that is not so novice, the writing style is not up to par.

I really can't stand it any longer. What happened after traveling through time? Are golden fingers useless?

The book can still be read, the perspective is quite unique, and I am looking forward to the follow-up development. The chapter says that it makes people bow down, and everything needs to be touched a few times. There was no iron pot in the Han Dynasty, and the country was governed by filial piety. The people at the bottom would not be like this. There was no cooking in the Han Dynasty, and other things. You did not live in the Han Dynasty, and there is no relevant documentary evidence for these things. Ming, what you think is what you think. At its core, this is an online article. You can praise him because he is sophisticated, but in essence these are the so-called "author's settings". As long as they are not completely contrary to reality, they are acceptable. Isn't it just a story development and details, so how many histories can be read as a starting point? If you have any, please recommend a few books to me, rigorous, interesting and unique perspective stories. The chapters of some books are pleasing to the eye, making jokes and making jokes. Some chapters are worse than none at all. When you click on them, they are arrogant. It is really boring. Just to buy something you think you are thinking about, it will not have any positive impact on the book.

The writing is quite good. Don't pay too much attention to book reviews. After all, everyone likes different things, and there are more road rage cases nowadays. The quality of this book can be a little higher, hoping to push the nature of society to its ultimate form. Just write normally about fighting on the battlefield. There is no cheating in the original work of "Three Kingdoms", and everyone doesn't read it chapter by chapter. Nowadays, everyone is keen on reading cool articles. I just want you to finish it in one day, so just write according to your own ideas. Many people like to read it, but they just don't comment. I hope the author will not be affected by survivor bias. Come on~

Monthly votes are given every month, and recommendation votes are cast every day. I hope the author will continue to work hard. Very well written, I enjoyed reading it.

As a modern person, don't you know how to use salt?

It's rare to find a book that's satisfying to read.

Since history has been fictitiously written, why is the protagonist so unassertive? It is written that the protagonist does not want to follow Liu Bei to fight, but is afraid of Zhang Fei's irritation, so he follows him, and does not think of a better way to convince everyone. What is extraordinary is that after the protagonist said that he would follow Liu Bei, he actually increased his subordinates' recognition and received system rewards? It is better to write the protagonist in a more direct and tough manner, a living modern protagonist, and I am afraid of Liu Bei, who relies on his mouth. The most important thing is, please don't write the protagonist too much like the Virgin! ! You must know that the celebrities in the Three Kingdoms, including the soldiers, are all people with blood on their hands. If the protagonist does not kill decisively and sympathizes with the people everywhere, he will not be able to subdue his subordinates. Can he just rely on the system to get through? I hope the author will consider the environment of the times more when writing. After all, only the fittest will survive.

Good-looking and handsome, why don't you choose one to be the male lead

The pace is a little slow now, come on!

Four words to evaluate the princes of the late Han Dynasty Cao Cao: suspicious and jealous by nature. Sun Quan: short-sighted. Liu Bei: Changed his master several times. Yuan Shao: Arrogant. Ma Chao: A master of cheating. Dong Zhuo: cruel and unkind. Zhang Xiu: No opinion. Yuan Shu: Everyone rebelled and separated from their relatives. Liu Biao: Xiaofu means peace. Liu Zhang: Trust others easily. Lu Bu: In summary.

The front part is really too poisonous. In the Han Dynasty, it is written about a family whose sister-in-law takes advantage of her and oppresses her own brothers. When the father dies, my mother is also oppressed. I feel it is really poisonous. No matter how aggressive you are, the country is governed by filial piety in the Han Dynasty. When the father is gone, it is basically the mother who has the final say. For an ordinary family to survive well, they basically need to be united, so the front part looks too poisonous.

I have never seen such a poisonous book. You can either join Liu Guanzhang or go it alone. You have to swing left and right. After working hard for more than 100 chapters, he offended Liu Bei and watched others become sworn brothers. He was Zhang Fei's retainer and was forced to provide money and people to fight together. He was forced to donate the wealth he had saved, and the guards he trained went to die with him, and then all the limelight belonged to Liu Guanzhang. I'm just curious about how the protagonist will break away from Zhang Fei in the future. He was escorted by Liu Guan and Zhang Songguang, and his family property was forced to be sold out. Then after he left, was he still being betrayed one by one?

The author writes very carefully and carefully. But there is one point that has not been handled well I have been trying to integrate into the system built by the aristocratic families You have to know that bloodline cannot be eliminated even if it takes another thousand or ten thousand years Zhu Yuanzhang became the emperor and could not reconcile with the gentry and landlords in his life. This is the bloodline! They look down on the mud-legged old Zhu! It's understandable that you followed Zhang Fei in the early stage. But there is really no need to follow Liu Bei later. It looks very frustrating here. The protagonist has a golden finger and can completely build his own system. The protagonist has changed the productivity, can't he complete the transformation of the superstructure? There will never be a shortage of characters like Huang Chao in this world The death knell will eventually ring Because of a simple truth, human nature is always endlessly greedy It does not depend on human will

Do not let in the poison, kneel down and lick Liu Guan and Zhang, accept Zhang Fei as your master and become a domestic slave, use all the props to recruit Guan Erye, but the result is inexplicably the same as the original plot. He didn't even enter the banquet and barked incompetently outside. I really admire the author for coming up with such a plot. I don't know about other poisons if I jump to read it.

Give us some ideas! Originally, when I read this book, it only cost more than 800 monthly tickets. I thought it was not very good, but when I saw it, I found that the writing was quite good and the writing style was quite detailed. Why was the score not good? Then the key point came It should be more than 100 chapters, the three sworn brothers in Taoyuan I admire the author very much. When it was about to be released, I was afraid that there would be too many readers to follow, so I would force-feed a wave of shit. I guess most readers It's all because that chapter ran What is it written about? The author knew that Guan Yu was coming, and expressed his intention to recruit Guan Yu in the article, and did it, and used all the system props. Most readers should have guessed that. If you can recruit him, just wait for the protagonist to recruit him, and then the showmanship comes The author portrays Liu Bei in this book as a villain, establishing Liu Bei as the protagonist's opponent, disliking each other, and Liu Bei appears early They were just selling straw sandals and didn't have much communication with Zhang Fei. Zhang Fei saw Liu Bei many times and didn't react. Until Guan Yu arrived, the protagonist tried every means to stop Liu Bei and Zhang Fei. Guan Yu became sworn sworn brother and made more than a dozen scenes. What was the result? The result is that Liu Bei couldn't be stopped by someone, Zhang Fei and Guan Yu were fighting, Liu Bei wanted to intervene, and the protagonist tried every means to stop him. Of course, in the end, Liu, Guan, and Zhang went to drink, and then the protagonist quietly closed the stall there. He wanted to participate in Liu, Guan, and Zhang's banquet, but he was blocked and couldn't get in. He was still there. He looks incompetent and rabid. What he writes is really stupid. You either don't show your intention to recruit Guan Yu, skip it and let them become sworn friends directly. Now that they have been recruited, even if you can't recruit him, you can't let Liu Bei recruit him, especially after you portray Liu Bei as a villain. , What is the situation now? Liu Bei hates the protagonist. Liu, Guan, and Zhang have become sworn brothers. The protagonist has been busy for more than 20 chapters, just to stick to the dog's head and let others beat him up. In this one, I can only say that they are big-hearted. That's it. I will order a few chapters for you. I'm leaving. The reason why I comment is not to criticize the author, but I just hate the iron!

I have a saying, don't complain, I am a genuine subscriber, going from the Northeast to the Southwest is a failure among failures, why don't the Northeast go to the Southwest? Just because that is the future Shu Kingdom? You have a golden finger. Controlling the Northeast is equivalent to taking down the biggest weak point in the cold weapon era. Forget it, I don't want to complain. Originally, a classic Three Kingdoms novel was written like this, which is heartbreaking.

Are you sure the back is good? I wanted to give up the book after reading the first chapter. It would be embarrassing to force the evil sister-in-law to come out. In the Han Dynasty, it would be exaggerated for a daughter-in-law to suppress her mother-in-law. In the Han Dynasty, unfilial piety could be punished, right? , It's even more ridiculous that a farmer's son can still study. In the Han Dynasty, the gentry should have monopolized knowledge, right? The first chapter is full of those routines that make up historical literature, and it is extremely old-fashioned.

He was poisoned in the first chapter, and he was compensated 10 taels of silver at the beginning? The Tang Dynasty still used copper coins. Where did Zhang Fei's family get 10 taels of silver to compensate you? As a historical text, you still need to have basic common sense. Anyone who has read a basic historical text will not write like this. In addition, at the beginning, the eldest brother and sister-in-law abuse their younger siblings and mother. This is definitely not the local customs of the Han Dynasty. You must know that in ancient times, elder brothers were like fathers. Many of them raised their younger siblings to become adults, and they would rather have less food at home. For the author to do this is really ruining history.

The latter is obviously due to IQ arrears. With the current net worth of pig's feet, what does Liu Bei have? What does Guan Yu have? Liu Bei's identity was only later deceived. Guan Yu was a murderer. He was a time traveler who knew history and became a god. You are a time traveler who assumed the identity of a historical figure in the later period and brought your own dry food to become your grandson.

I can accept giving up Luliu Township as a compromise for the better development of Youzhou, but I can't bear to see giving up Youzhou and going to Sichuan! After solving the problem of alien races, if the half of the northern half of Youzhou is not developed properly and has no population, why don't you know how to accept the Yellow Turbans and refugees? What are those strongholds you opened for? Can you come here secretly? At that point in time, as long as you can plant land and prevent people from starving to death, are you still worried about not having enough people or soldiers? And the Xiliang Qiang people are about to rebel. Does the court have time to take care of you? Even if the imperial court wants to control you, would Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty dare to send troops to attack you? Is he a big man not wanting it anymore? The most I can do is lose you, and you won't be able to leave, and then you'll have to deal with foreigners to support the invaders, can't you respect yourself? At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, 100,000 people moved from northeastern Hebei to Sichuan, and they had to bring a lot of supplies with them. It was amazing! The logic is full of loopholes, and it's something that everyone can figure out. As a time traveler with cheats, the protagonist of The Chosen One can't figure it out. It's amazing! In order to suppress the plot, let's write it down! It is recommended to read Lu Bu's Life Simulator, which has just been completed. Look at how people farm. Don't always think about expansion. Your basic market is not stable. Half of Youzhou is not big enough for you to develop. Those who have high ambitions and low power are running around all over the world! Accumulate food widely, build high walls, and slowly become king! What this sentence makes you understand is like shit, the number one hypocrite of our time, who says one thing and does another!

I have already started to have sex for free at the starting point. Not to mention how well written this book is, it is just for my own appetite, steady and steady, and my IQ is online. In order to support you to continue to top up your money, don't go to UC to have sex for free. Come on!

I really tolerated a lot of strange poisonous points. When I saw an old mother in a nursing home for the victims who was about to starve to death, I was persuaded to quit. That person's old mother was almost dead and why did he talk to the protagonist about the terms? Why would he only work for five years for 10,000 yuan and be very filial when he appeared... Is md really poisonous?

If this book is a high-quality product, I will live stream it on my mobile phone. Do what you say.

The move to Yizhou was really a failure. The move from Lvmeng Township was already strained, but to move the base from Youzhou to Yizhou was like moving a lush tree with a solid foundation to another place. If a normal person does this, it will definitely damage their vitality. Not to mention carrying 100,000 people, this food is not enough, especially in the late Han Dynasty, the water transportation situation in various places was complicated. The risk of offshore transportation was very high, but it was still transporting so many people! Besides, who said you can't dominate the world according to Youzhou? Look at the former Yan Dynasty of Murong Xianbei in the Sixteen Kingdoms. It started in Liaodong and occupied Jizhou, Yanzhou, and Youzhou. It was connected to the former Qin Dynasty in the west and bounded by the Huaihe River in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Its territory "reaches Ruying in the south, Qingqi in the east, Xiaoli in the west, and Yunzhong in the north", and it equally shares the Yellow River Basin with the former Qin Dynasty in Guanzhong. There are more than 2.45 Million households and a population of more than 9.98 Million. Even if Youzhou's population at the end of the Han Dynasty is not as good as that at the end of the Western Jin Dynasty, you can still send ships to Qingzhou to establish a sub-base. If you bring one million Yellow Turbans, won't there be people there? It just so happens that your previous position as county magistrate and the stronghold you established will come in handy?

The author has not considered the actual difficulty and material requirements. Moreover, Sichuan was very dangerous at that time, and the only way to enter Sichuan by land was through Shaanxi Province or by waterway up the Yangtze River from Hubei. However, there are no ships on the waterway and the people in the north are not hygroscopic. It would take two to three hundred ships to pull them all. It is normal for two to three hundred ships to cross the Three Gorges, even if it is driven by locals and sinks more than a dozen ships. It is estimated that the protagonist will not be able to find so many ships and crews. You have to go through the pass by land, and you move a hundred thousand people through the heart of the empire. What do you want the court to think? Now the aristocratic families in the late Han Dynasty just want to control the court. You have not yet thought of rebellion. You, a hundred thousand people, are passing through the pass. In the hearts of the court and the aristocratic families, what is the difference between you and the rebels?

The book was very interesting at the beginning, but since I entered Yizhou, the lottery system has been like nothing. I have built trains and bicycles, but I can't build bronze cannons! Banknotes can be issued, but there is no obvious economic siphon effect in neighboring states and counties. The author is being unreasonable in order to maintain the trend of the Three Kingdoms! A bicycle bearing and rim are no easier than making a gun.