Three Kingdoms: I Am Not an Ant Thief

The plot treats everyone as fools, infinitely weakening our side and infinitely strengthening the enemy, neither letting us win nor letting the enemy win. It is clearly written that our side is strengthened, but the enemy is strengthened even more. Our soldiers are all trash, and the enemy soldiers are all heavenly soldiers and generals. The reason why the protagonist can win is entirely dependent on the author's words that the protagonist wins. Anyone who sees the plot from 280 to 330 will be shocked by the "power" of the protagonist's side, and be fascinated by the enemy's infinite morale and the protagonist's aura.

This book, I think, was okay in the early stages, but I couldn't write well in the back, and the writing became floating. Because the author wanted to make money, he forcibly added drama to the villain to enhance it. All strategists are idiots. Apart from writing well about farming, they dare not delve into war, tactics, and strategies. If you delve deeper, you will feel that you are lying to readers as if they are fools.

History is wrong. The clan system of the Jin Dynasty was behind the Three Kingdoms. Lu Zhi started to predict it now, and then Zhu Jun understood it. This is too much.

After reading the opening chapter, I was too lazy to read on. The time travel has driven all the vans there. It is not impossible to drive there, but driving in the countryside and mountains of the Three Kingdoms is a joke. If this is true, the male protagonist can directly use a van to participate in the Dakar Rally and win the championship. It is a dream.

The tempo is so slow. You could speed it up a bit.

I have read a lot of historical articles at Qidian, and this one is by far the most comfortable one. There is a golden finger but it is not very effective. The plot is basically reasonable and the writing is not bad. I will probably keep ordering.         ，， 1) Goldfinger only said that the protagonist is extremely powerful, but he did not explain clearly where his martial arts came from. If you can't defeat the protagonist of the Three Heroes War, you have already surpassed Lu Bu. In this case, please add more descriptions of the generals in the later stage, don't waste it. 2) There are already quite a few chapters, but I haven't seen a description of the heroine yet, so it's a bit monotonous. There are already a lot of chapters, and my subordinates are still this old man and that old man. It might as well recruit one or two famous generals. 3) Since gunpowder and catapults have been invented, can't they be used together? A catapult throwing thousands of enemies is more powerful than just throwing stones now.

Why is Dong Group so stupid? Everyone is so stupid, only you are smart

It was really tiring to read, there were a lot of typos, I published it without checking it, and I had to make guesses while reading a novel. I really didn't like it, so I gave up the book.

I think it looks good overall, but it contains too many elements from hundreds of schools, rivers and lakes, and even animation. The author can't help it. It's a bit deviated from the theme of the Three Kingdoms.

Finally found a novel that is both academic and practical. Everyone who travels to the Three Kingdoms is either fighting or on the way to the war. Either he was recruiting military generals or civil servants. He never thought about working for the masses. What kind of life was he living? What is needed? No dynasty can solve the problem of the working people. Only New China completed this project.

The literacy rate of Red Army soldiers is as high as 60%-70%. They can write simple letters, articles, slogans and leaflets, which is much higher than the average literacy level of the general army in the White Zone.

The protagonist wants to take the path of uprising at the bottom, which is not easy, really not easy! Especially in the late Eastern Han Dynasty when he was born! The main thing is to hide your reputation now, just like those ordinary grassroots Yellow Turban Army! If you follow the real difficulty level, it will be very difficult to beat! If you want to live a life of glory and wealth, finding a wise owner to sell it at a good price is a strategy, and it is not difficult; if you really want to change the world and take the emperor's route, it is really difficult! Although some cheats have been brought, sooner or later these cheats will be used up (if the protagonist does not continue to cheat). The protagonist can create many things. In a few years, another group of people can also create them. At most, they will have a first-mover advantage! (Unless there is a generation difference, it cannot be copied from the first generation, and it will take more than ten years or even decades). If you take the grassroots route, you won't be able to make friends with aristocratic families, you won't have enough talents, you won't have the prestige to recruit others, and many advisers won't come to join you (of course, unless you force them with a knife, and if you lose, you'll kill them, and if you want to leave, you can kill them, maybe it will work). Every time an area is attacked, the whole world will resist. Ruling a region requires several times the energy of those who have noble backgrounds.

I think the title of the book should be changed to Three Kingdoms: The Traveler vs. The Man of Destiny. How about this title? The White Lotus Madonna traveler who is proficient in various technologies returns to the Three Kingdoms to fight against the man who is destined to have unlimited morale and unlimited troops.

Out out out out out of three chapters, even as a time-traveler, if the protagonist were not the son of fate, would never have survived more than three chapters. Even worse than Wang Mang. First, the protagonist's attitude towards the nobles, whether they have a good reputation or a bad reputation, will all be beaten to death with a stick. It can be said that the protagonist's behavior simply gave up on all the elites at that time. I am speechless if a group of officials with the level of primary school students govern the country. Second, the protagonist attempts to single-handedly bring the end of Han Dynasty directly to the 20th century, and the 21st century era is even more outrageous. Politically, the imperial system was abolished and a republic was implemented. The economic practice is a hodgepodge of how to make money. Culturally speaking, only the protagonist's thoughts are correct, everything else is crap. I just can't understand how no one could object to this system in that era. It would be normal for at least one or two defenders of the era to launch one or two rebellions. Third, forcibly issuing monogamy. I just want to say that this kind of behavior can only be a joke in that era.                                                                                                                                                                                 knowing that he only knows some conceptual and theoretical things and knows nothing about specific practice, but in the end he still insists on going his own way. This kind of person would have died countless times if there wasn't an author who kept it secret.

When people around you think you are wrong, you are wrong, even if you are right. In the feudal society of more than a thousand years ago, people like the protagonist probably did not live long. They did not dare to be emperor after the founding of the country. Do you think you can escape if you don't want to be? Look at Zhao Kuangyin, you don't want to be. There are many people who want to be. Our current society has paid how much blood of martyrs to overthrow feudalism. Our current thoughts and practices are too advanced for the ancients. Let the author think about it.

Speechless 😒 The author knows nothing about politics, so don't write anything and just skip it. It's full of loopholes. Why should we abolish Confucianism and Mohism? Do you want to laugh me to death? You said that Confucianism does not adapt to the development of the times, but what about Mohism? Does the Mohist family have anything to do with the industrial age? Astronomy, geography, chemistry, physics, this is something that should be in the industrial belt. Does it have anything to do with the Mohists? You didn't write any of these things. The development of the industrial era relied on Mohists, right? Do you rely on Mohism to govern the country? You also didn't write about educating the world. Why did you allow such books about strange powers and chaos to appear in ancient times? I don't know what you think. How can you enter the industrial age if you don't instill scientific ideas into the people? If others believe in ghosts and gods, who will develop science for you? If you don't instill scientific ideas into them, then their followers of ghosts and gods will be more terrifying than those aristocratic families, do you believe it or not? And your approach of eradicating aristocratic families is simply treating the symptoms rather than the root cause. Do you think dividing the land will be enough? What about ideologically?

It's really nonsense. How can we continue to study if there is no ideological change and scientific change based on machines alone?

The Tengjia Army knows how their good life came to be, and they also know how the Yellow Turban Army outside is suffering. Now they are protecting their homeland. The active-duty soldiers of the Tengjia Army are all Yellow Turban Army or disaster victims according to their age. They all know the days in the past, and they also know that the current days are hard-won. What is the concept of the army in this situation? A troop with all members in iron armor, eating meat every meal, and having a firm belief. Under the circumstances of being crushed by black technology, you tell me that we can only achieve a one-to-one battle loss with the locals? Compared with the cavalry, the protagonist's horse is the Xiliang horse given by Dong Zhuo. It is the best match. Compared with the equipment, the protagonist is fully armored. Compared with the training arms, the protagonist's soldiers are trained with modern methods, with orders and prohibitions. There is also the largest animal husbandry that can provide soldiers with a steady supply of meat to strengthen their bodies... Now that things are like this, the war can only be one on one. Surrender, you have laid the groundwork for so many chapters. These chapters should be the climax of the war. What are you doing now?

It is a very practical and very good novel. It's just that the writing at the end is too silly, and it's just for the sake of farming. I'm asking you if there's a shortage of food later? Your sweet potatoes and potatoes? We have been farming for 5 years, and you are telling me that the sweet potatoes and potatoes are gone?

You can't look at it with your head. The value inside is confusing. The highest-level master-level craftsman only has a monthly salary of 10,000 yuan. Then you turn around and say that Jizhou's output value per mu is 10,000 to 20,000 yuan. Combined with your highest-level craftsman's annual salary, it is only a few acres of real estate value. Jizhou alone has 30 million acres. According to this output value, the annual output value of Jizhou alone is 500 to 600 billion. Assuming that the protagonist's soldiers earn 600 a month, Jizhou alone can support 100 million soldiers. How many people were there in the Han Dynasty?

When you read history, your favorite stories are "Six Out of Qishan" and "Wei Wu's Whip", but those are far from the full picture of history. During the Three Kingdoms period, there was a man named Zheng Hun under Cao Cao who served as the commander of Xia Cai. When he arrived at Xia Cai, he discovered the miserable situation of Xia Cai. The people in Xiacai don't farm and make a living by fishing and hunting. They can't afford to raise children, so they kill them when they are born, or simply don't have children. Faced with such a problem, how did Zheng Hun solve it? He sent people to confiscate the people's fishing and hunting tools, let the people weave, led the people to dig rice fields, and formulated strict laws to prevent the people from killing children. You have to raise them after they are born. As a result, there are many more newborns in this place. So why do the people here go fishing and hunting instead of farming? The reason is also very simple. If you farm the land, you have to pay taxes and have to support corvee labor. It is because Cao Cao's exploitation is too heavy and the cost of farming is too high. It is no longer worthwhile, so the people abandoned the land to fish and hunt. But this man couldn't eat enough for fishing and hunting, so he had no choice but to have no children. Zheng Hun knew very well that to fundamentally solve this problem, he had to find ways to increase the people's income, so he led the people to weave cloth and cultivate rice fields. When the people's income increased, they could raise children. The people under Cao Cao were so miserable, and it was the same under Sun Quan. The people all suffered from the same problem. In the 22nd year of Jian'an, General Luo Tong wrote to Sun Quan, saying that all the counties and counties were empty and the fields were barren. The common people have all run away, and even the able-bodied men cannot be recruited. Only the old, weak, sick and disabled are left. It is said that the common people can barely eat a mouthful of food and cannot afford to give birth to sons. Even those soldiers who participated in the field will throw away their children after giving birth!

Chapter 70: The most advanced weapons can be sold out! Author: Should I say that you are a holy mother or that you have no military knowledge? Forget about selling small knives, because we can assume that Liu Bei is incapable of re-smelting. What kind of magic is it that you can sell standard swords? ? ? ?

In this book, you will see the transportation captain Lei Gongxu, the victorious general Big Ear Thief, the technology hunter Gongsun Zan, the tip of the tongue Huangfu Song, the Han Dynasty general Ju, as well as the terrifying speed of violent troops and technology theft of the Han Dynasty as a feudal dynasty.

It's ridiculous. After so many years of war, the common people of the Han Dynasty will still pay for their lives for the powerful families. Don't be ridiculous. It's really disgusting to add tigers to the enemy like this. There are hundreds of thousands of troops at every turn. Does the logistics support have such capabilities? The war is done in a few months. Do you know how slow the march was in ancient times? It is thousands of kilometers from Jingzhou to the Central Plains. The yield of newly opened land is so high. How is it possible? There are too many common sense mistakes.

This protagonist is no one. He does not consider the interests of those around him, only the interests of his enemies. Consulting with the enemy is not done once or twice. Since such a protagonist is the boss, there is no one without betrayal and separation. You don't know how uncomfortable it would be for readers to take a person who is doomed to betrayal and alienation among the people in reality as the protagonist, no less than Yi Xiaochuan as the protagonist.

The obscenity has gone too far. It took less than twenty years for a group of illiterate people to enter the first industrial revolution.

Developing Northeast China and Liaodong is just like playing games. They are all swamps and forests. It is too difficult to develop. If it is so easy to develop, it will not wait until the New China period. It took New China more than ten years to develop the Great Northern Wilderness before it slowly turned into a granary. How many manpower and machines were used? Was this capability possible in ancient times?

In the past, no matter how powerful the protagonist was, the enemy could always force a 50-50 defeat in the past 280 chapters. Now, in more than 330 chapters, it feels even bigger. Even if the protagonist is so technologically overwhelmed, the big man can quickly simulate technology, and the black powder grenades are gone. It is simply funny. Who is the villain? The Han side is the protagonist, right? After being crushed, there are still a large number of troops with high morale, and they can engage in street battles. A general, Ju Yi, can actually make people feel that he is the decent side. How is this written? The protagonist is the villain? Anyway, it is impossible to imagine how a group of ancients could quickly imitate the technology of the protagonist and ignore the morale collapse of the ancient army. This is the real protagonist. They can pull out a large number of troops casually and ignore the morale, food, grass and people's hearts to fight against the fake protagonist.

What are you writing about? I feel that even if the protagonist takes out an atomic bomb, he will not be able to defeat the famous generals of the Three Kingdoms. After all, they are invincible and will not surrender even if they all die. They can see through steel armor even if they are holding rubbish weapons. They are all powerful and have undying faith... I am about to be torn apart. Our various advantages, the result is one for one. What's the difference between that and no development? With all kinds of emphasis on the people, are there really only a few talents in the Three Kingdoms? Times always make heroes. If you don't know how to fight, you will become good after fighting too much. Moreover, the protagonist has trained so many grassroots officers, but he still can't beat the one who goes home and grows sweet potatoes.

The ending is disgusting and extremely hypocritical. In the early stage, it shouted for the common people, the bottom of the world resisted the exploiting clans, and multi-ethnics merged into one family. In the later stage, it promoted the massacre of the slave trade, and then the dragon slayer turned into an evil dragon with a single word.