Overthrow the Three Kingdoms

The IQ is online and the killing is decisive.

Please give me some updates, I can't see enough.

Don't call me "adult" when writing about the Three Kingdoms, it will be too dramatic.

When talking to characters from the Three Kingdoms period, use more of the tone of the Three Kingdoms period and less modern words and Internet nouns. You can write other things! I hope the author can change it otherwise it will look awkward. It will only make more people abandon the book!

Before the Qing Dynasty, adults always meant father.

The beginning of the series was chaotic and difficult to follow. After reading three chapters, the author did not explain anything about his previous life and family background, and there is no sense of involvement. Writing a battle scene between two soldiers is like child's play.

I'm speechless. On such a fierce battlefield, the generals of the two armies can still chat and brag.

I feel pretty good. Although many people in the comment area say things like etiquette or commanding the army to fight and plan, it's not that the writing is bad, like fighting. I may not have been exposed to ancient wars and the like. On the contrary, I think the protagonist's strategy of setting up one link after another is very good and very precise. Colorful, and it is not unreasonable to step into a trap or set a trap. It is well-founded and trustworthy. It is a white wolf with nothing to show the protagonist, or the traps set, and how to deal with them, as well as interpersonal relationships, as well as the form of officialdom and opposition. I also feel very good. There are enemies, friends, and wallflowers, and the main theme is The way the characters are handled is also decisive and precise, but the protagonist has not stepped into many pitfalls. Although he is young, he can understand people's hearts and so on. He can see the people around him very clearly. Well, I don't think the problem is too big. After all, no one likes to see the protagonist suffer. Many people say that the protagonist is too smart, too evil, too invincible and so on. It's a loss, but later on the protagonist directly wrote that the protagonist suffered a loss, but was scolded miserably. I think the author should be able to grasp the measure. After all, up to now, I think the relationship opposition is handled quite well, but the protagonist feels a little too smart, cruel, and very ambitious. Maybe the ultimate goal is to become an emperor? Well, the current development of science and technology seems to be quite fast. Everything the protagonist remembers feels very clear. Some things feel a bit exaggerated, but at a glance, if you don't get entangled, it is very good. Then, in the following words, I hope not to suppress other heroes of the Three Kingdoms too much, and then highlight the protagonist's intelligence and strength. To be honest, why is the Three Kingdoms exciting? It's not just all kinds of heroes. They all stand together. Some make people admire and admire, some make people feel regretful, or they love and hate, or some are evil to the end. All kinds of heroes and heroes fight back and forth, you come and I go back and forth. And I don't think there is any need to deal with the relationship between the protagonists. She is very capable of forbearing, but sometimes she is impulsive, or young and energetic, which is even more shocking. She is always smooth and forbearing, or does one thing after another behind her back. I think if this continues, it will be easy to get bored, and the protagonist will feel a bit cold. Blood, I can think that the protagonist is resourceful or strong in martial arts, but I think it is better not to discard good qualities such as kindness. And in terms of fighting, although it is often mentioned in passing, and many people say it is not good, I think it is not that important to pay attention to, but it is very good, because the battle is written in very detail. Maybe a little cruel and cold-blooded, but for foreigners, I don't think so, but I feel good. Kindness to the enemy is cruelty to yourself, but just don't kill indiscriminately. The author should be able to grasp the degree of it. I always feel that I haven't hit the point. Mainly watch This book is the best in my opinion, but I have to dig through the piles to find it, and the review position is not that good. Many people are obsessed with etiquette, or who the protagonist is, and I always feel that it is too confusing. Regarding etiquette and etiquette, but I can do it, but I can't be too biased towards that time. Mainly because I can't understand it well, like an adult, or something like that. I can't open an encyclopedia and read here. If I want to develop into scientific research, I hope to be able to come up with knowledge that is more in line with the protagonist's identity before reincarnation. It can be exaggerated. This book is very good. I hope the author can continue to maintain it. Now the plot is slowly picking up. You can dig holes slowly, but you must fill them in, and then work hard.

I watched a few of them, they are poisonous, bye bye.

After going to Luoyang, it didn't look good at all.

Don't watch it with your brain, otherwise you will be poisoned

It always gives people a weird feeling when watching it, and I have no desire to continue watching it.

It's outrageous. I think the writing is okay. Why did you end up in the palace?

The writing is smooth, the logic is clear, the plot is compact, and the routines are tricky. What a great book! What a great book!

I feel like my speech is very average. It feels like dialogue between characters in a comic book.

One person uses Internet slang and thinks he is a keyboard warrior

Entering the palace now?

Personally, I enjoyed watching it. The protagonist is decisive in killing. Unlike some historical novels that are so ink-stained that you have to meet and lick each one after traveling through time. The plot is very enjoyable.

The author at least understands the ancient background and emerges as a villain who is proud of his barbarian dealings. . . Not to mention the problem of barbarians being looked down upon, business is not done by serious people. Businessmen in this era are still so proud that they don't know whether to live or die. . .

Cutting down the Three Kingdoms, I thought the protagonist would crush the Three Kingdoms with absolute force. What I've seen recently is very frustrating. It's about force but not force, and planning but not planning. Mysterious operation.

I'll go, why don't you update it? I'm going to raise it for a few days and then kill it.

This book is generally well written, especially the beginning. However, the book has the most fatal problem. The protagonist has always emphasized that he is standing on the giant, but when establishing Chengde, he also said that it must be Chineseized. It was just words. As for actual actions, the biggest trump card was to establish a school for children to enroll in. Instead of doing it at all costs, he agreed to recruit apprentices after being reminded by the Mohist family. After going to Luoyang, I didn't see any big gains. I only saw some generals. I made friends with Wang Yun and said that he would give away the grassroots officials. I can only say that the protagonist becomes more and more powerful as he lives more. The higher-ups can recruit children from aristocratic families, but won't the grassroots officials train themselves? There are so many children, as well as war-wounded veterans. Why don't you teach them and then arrange them in the local area? You don't do such a simple thing and prepare to change society. It's only a matter of one lifetime. By the second generation, they are counterattacked by aristocratic families. It's very simple. Grassroots officials belong to others, middle-level officials belong to others, and high-level officials also belong to others.

This book is good and very interesting. Please keep updating the author.

The protagonist's operationis a bit confusing recently, I don't know what he thinks. Wouldn't it be better to kill He Jin and cause chaos in the world? He Jin can crush the protagonist before killing him. Now that he has all the power, how can the protagonist play? I didn't see where the protagonist told He Jin that the world would be in chaos.

It is best to cut down the whole world in the later stage, and then enfeoff the extra sons to various places outside the Central Plains to spread Chinese culture. In the military, those who do not open up territories and expand the territory are not allowed to be enfeoffed, laying the foundation of China for eternity.

Abandoning the first few chapters, you still plan to recreate the mini-map in the Three Kingdoms and slowly increase the word count? ? ? It's because of the title of your book, you liar! No sense of reading at all