People in the Three Kingdoms, Working from Nine to Five

This book is a big cheat that completely ruins its own numerical system. The character growth is completely broken in the later stage. It is a superstitious system of big data. It belongs to a dog that can help a man's room (as long as the dog can choose people) The coolness is okay, but there is too much nonsense.

Your introduction is weak, how can I believe that your book is powerful🙂🙂

Let's just say that I have been reading online articles for several years and haven't posted anything. In the past, I only read books with hundreds of chapters or more. I stopped reading when I waited for the updated book. This book is the only book I am waiting for to be updated at this stage. I don't want to comment on some unsavory things. The plot progresses smoothly and the IQ of each character is also online. Unlike some novels, half of a chapter is full of inner drama. It is embarrassing to watch. I think this book is really good. I hope the author will work harder and the gold will shine.

When I saw the pension, I was not interested in it. An old man would receive 3,000 yuan a season and receive 30 shi of food. Then, an old man would receive 12,000 yuan a year and receive 120 shi of food. To set such a high price from the beginning is really an idealist.

Why do some people always want to vote for Boss Cao?       ，， He represents the past life of the noble family and the interests of the aristocratic family. From the time Cao Pi used grain and cloth as currency, it is beyond your ability as a time traveler, Let alone the famous nine-grade Zhongzheng system. If you are born in a good third grade, if you are married into a big family, you will be in a third grade. What grade do you think a time traveler should be? The key is that it is as difficult to break as the caste system in India. If the time traveler achieves nothing, that would be even better. After Guan Yu became so powerful in China, he was directly forced to serve as a soldier, and the "widow system" was introduced again. Either you come back alive and marry a widow from another family, or you leave the village and your "dead" wife sleeps with another family. Are you angry? It would be nice to go to Dawu. First, Daquan bets 100, and then directly Daquan offers 1,000. How much does your family have? The governor-general did not end well from the beginning to the end. The interests of the foreign king of Wu and the local clan were never consistent. There are many conflicts. When going to the Three Kingdoms in normal mode, there is only Shu Han, so there is no choice. You are the prince Huang Sun. Let's talk about it separately.

After the Battle of Chibi, it collapsed. The author has no foundation in economics. He is aggressive in financing, promoting banknotes, and pension insurance. He does not even have a basic monetary standard (><). Coinage, taxation, and economic adjustment are all difficult to write about. If you jump into a pit yourself, you are afraid that you will not die. Bury yourself as hard as you can and burn incense.

In every novel about the Three Kingdoms, there are Shu fans and Wei fans fighting for a long time. Why are there no Wu fans?

Assuming that Liu Bei conquers the world, then Liu Bang, Liu Xiu, and Liu Bei are all members of the Liu family. Will the Liu family be the co-owners of the world and be deeply rooted in the hearts of the people?

The benevolent Liu Bei defected to Xuzhou, and Xuzhou Mu's sons disappeared. The benevolent Liu Bei defected to Jingzhou, and Jingzhou Mu's sons died. The benevolent Liu Bei went to Shu to help and directly took away other people's property. You are really benevolent and righteous.

I have heard a saying: Emperor Zhaolie of the Ji Han Dynasty, if a bright mirror looks directly at the human heart, those with a bright heart will see it as sacred, and those with a dark heart will see it as despicable.

In every comment section of the Three Kingdoms novels, there will be one who criticizes Liu Bei for his hypocrisy, one who scolds Cao Cao for slaughtering the city, and one who says that it is better to be self-reliant than to assist others. I am tired of reading it and don't even want to click in to make a fuss. Instead of so many things, why can't we discuss the content of the book?

This book is finished. There are things that should be done in each era. I always think that some modern things are better than the past. If I insist on implementing them in that era, it will only lead to a dead end.

Readers, please remember to keep reading. Xiao Chong will update as early as possible and as often as possible... That's it!

There is a saying, the emperor's uncle's benevolence and righteousness are truly benevolent, but you don't think that the emperor's uncle is a good character. Cao Cao massacred the city and made human meat jerky, but it was not his own doing. The guilt of his subordinates must also be added to him. If so, the emperor's uncle entered Sichuan and appointed Qiang and Ma Chao. They generals also massacred the city. Remember, none of the warlords are good. I do not deny their charm, but the only ones that are truly worthy of filial piety in modern society are the early days of the Yellow Turban Uprising.

Chapter 20 is too long. There are only one or two lines of dialogue in one chapter, and the rest are all narration and inner thoughts. A sentence of twenty words is less than the hundreds of words you would use to describe it. The repetition rate is so high, and the plot progress is a mess.

Why don't you just build a nuclear bomb for your retirement? Too poisonoustoo

To help Liu Bei is to help Liu Bei, and to help the Han Dynasty is nonsense. From the emperor's younger brother to Liu Bei, there were more than 20 generations. The first generation gave birth to 106 children, and each of the following generations gave birth to two. The 20 generations, that is more than 100 million people, even if it is reduced by a hundred times, it is still 1 million. In other words, at that time, almost every person with the surname Liu was a "clan member of the Han Dynasty"

I find that most people who write historical articles have a problem. Regardless of finances or productivity, they always give generous rewards. Are the ancients all fools? They don't know that generous rewards can buy people's hearts. Only you who have traveled through the past can understand? Since it is a historical novel, not fantasy or science fiction, then we must consider realistic issues. Don't just wave your hands and have endless amounts of money and food for you to squander! To be honest, if the ancients had your ability to make unlimited money, they would have done better than you!

Traveling back in history, as long as you are not the boss, you may be killed at any time. Unless you live in seclusion in a place where no one can find it, no matter whether you are a high official or what you do

It's the Shu Han again. Alas, I almost vomited when I looked at the Shu Han. Why can't Jiang Dong and Cao Cao do it?

The book is readable, but there are too many poisonous points. In the final analysis, it is the author's self-righteousness. He made everything messy. It feels like he was forced to suppress his intelligence and was rubbed on the ground. The title of the book should be changed to "Three Kingdoms, a game of playing NPC from 9 to 5"

After reading more than 10 chapters, there is too much nonsense and too much ink. Farewell.

Most of the people who like Cao Cao are middle school teenagers (or people who have brought themselves into the identity of the nobles of the Three Kingdoms). I used to like Cao Cao's true temperament, but as I got older, I realized that there is nothing worthy of respecting a butcher, executioner, and a person who seizes other people's wives and concubines. Maybe he has contributed to history, but his behavior and character are definitely not worthy of being praised.

I don't know why you Shu and Wei are tearing each other up here. This book is just, weird, I don't know what it's about. The plot didn't advance, and I didn't know what the protagonist wanted. It seemed like I was just living one day at a time. It just so happens that he is not a daily writer.

Not to mention anything else, let's just say that Cao Cao's farming system basically treated the farmers who farmed the fields as slaves, and the tax rate was 50-60%!

Elderly care is too toxic. In ancient times, the average age was less than thirty years old. They were concerned about whether they could retire after the age of 45? It would be nice to live safely in the social context of the Three Kingdoms.

I read novels just for the plot, not for your lengthy explanations of reasons, which are dry but have no effect on advancing the plot at all.

. . It's just nonsense. The old age place is too poisonous. Things that can't be done now are done in troubled times.

The characters in this book are okay, but they like to be divergent without any boundaries, and they are heavily watered down. For example, Kong Rong goes to the protagonist to ask for advice, and it goes on for more than ten chapters, going all over the place. The plot that could have been finished in three chapters suddenly involves Zhao Yun, Zhang Fei, etc. It is also repeatedly emphasized that there are many examples that are enough to be introduced once, and will be mentioned again when encountering them later, which makes the length of the article three or four times longer.

The castrated version of Cao Cao is Swine Fever and Gao Huan, the encapsulated version is Tuoba Shou, the violent version is Huang Chao, the weakened version is Wang Shichong, the strengthened and weakened version, could it be: Zhu Can?