Zhuge Liang Reborn: Outliving the Old Fox Sima Yi

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After rebirth, at least Jingzhou will not be lost, Pang Tong will not die so early, Guan Yu will not die in Maicheng, and Liu Feng will not die. It is best to kill Sun Quan, otherwise troops from Jingzhou will always have to guard against Sun Shiwan's sneak attack. However, after Zhou Yu's death, no one seemed to be the opponent of Guan Yu and Zhuge Liang on the frontal battlefield. Even Lu Meng and Lu Xun were not enough

I felt like the book was ruined by the introduction. . . After carefully reading more than ten chapters, I found that it is indeed an official history, and there is nothing funny. The rebirth of the prime minister is particularly successful. The two most important key points of the Liu Bei Group: first, the subjugation of Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, and second, the gains and losses of Jingzhou. I personally feel that the handling is perfect, the logic is rigorous, the appearances of many characters have been carefully considered, and the character settings have not collapsed. I feel that the author has made great efforts to study the Three Kingdoms.

I really can't stand these studio novels. I don't care whether this one is from a studio, but I really can't stand the plot of Xiahou Dun's mindless attack at the beginning. Although Xiahou Dun had no victories, he was a frequently defeated general. But his role is to defeat with minimum loss and then find out the truth. You're describing people as brainless, ugh.

The title of this book is ridiculous. If you hit three mines and one mine, you still have to fight in the late stage. Even Huang Xudong's poisonous milk can't save you.

On the one hand, it uses historical facts to tie up the reincarnation advantage of Shu Han and Zhuge on this rope, and on the other hand, it constantly creates a plot in which the enemy general successfully escapes alone but all his men are dead. The reason is that he does not want these people to leave too quickly for fear that there will be no enemies to write about. Obviously, it could have been made into a more enjoyable place, and he wrote a lot about our pursuit and killing, but finally let the opponent escape. The author doesn't think it is very cool and "historical" to write like this, right? I wrote it several times and Sun Shiwan was forced to submit it. As a result, I didn't say anything wrong, and the person who was really ranked was killed by Ling Cao. This was of no use except to distract readers.

Now the more I write about it, the darker it becomes. Alas, many people still call Cao Cao a hero, who massacred cities casually in the past. I can't understand why someone like Cao Cao, who massacred cities, became a hero. And now that the writing is so brutal, I might give up after just a few days of pursuing it.

This introduction, the villagers went directly to the head of King Sima Xuan out of a million troops, it belongs to

The author should just keep his words in mind! Are these guys and that guys still Chinese? We are all Chinese ancestors, so it's better to maintain our respect!

The Prime Minister is difficult to write, and it also adds elements of immortals. It is better than immortals to travel directly and inexplicably. In the world of immortals, the ordinary struggle for hegemony is a bit lower.