Yuan Shao, the Father of the Youthful Family of the Three Kingdoms

Cao Cao would be dead if he defended Wuchao. Why did the protagonist think that the Yuan family would lose at the beginning? Yuan's strength is far stronger than Cao Cao's

I really don't understand the meaning of the author spending so much time writing about Yang Feng, who is not a very famous person, yet he also makes life difficult for the protagonist time and time again. This not only makes the plot feel dragged out, but also makes people feel aggrieved and uncomfortable.

Also, how many fucking soldiers did Cao Cao have when he fell to the ground? First of all, there is no money or food. When fighting Xuzhou and being repelled by the protagonist, no one died, right? No one died when fighting Yuan Shu, right? No one died when fighting Bai Bojun, right? 😄 Does Cao Cao have a manned spaceship? He can go wherever he wants, right?

Why do you, the protagonist, feel that you are positioned as an intermediary like Su Qin, rather than a hero who wants to conquer the world? Conspiracies and tricks can be used occasionally, but they are ultimately trivial and should be used sparingly.

The protagonist started to fight Cao Cao in more than 100 chapters, and even though he knew a lot of information, he evened with Cao Cao. By more than 700 chapters, Cao Cao was still the largest prince in the world. According to this meaning, Cao Cao had already unified the world. In addition, the enemy is really difficult to kill. The protagonist said that he is a powerful elite soldier, but Yang Feng and Xu Chu rush into his face every day. He comes and leaves whenever he wants. When the protagonist assassinates Zhong Yao, he can't even kill him without the protection of an expert. It's too slow. In addition, the same words have been deleted once. If you have the ability, delete them again🤭🤭🤭

As a civil engineering dog, let's have a fire kang club. If you want to advance a bit, can you build a defensive bastion? Build a bastion in a place with abundant water and grass. Garrison 1,000 troops and provide food and grass for more than half a year. The cavalry usually robs the herdsmen within a radius of 100 miles. When the army comes to attack, hide in the bastion and use crossbows to defend yourself. Build 20 bastions to control the grassland. The population of the grassland will decrease by 80% in 10 years.

If I didn't read the title of this book, I would have thought that Cao Cao was the protagonist. This is ridiculous.

If a gentleman does not stand behind a dangerous wall, how can he who conquers the world be an envoy? This protagonist's lack of accidents depends solely on his personal halo

In fact, there is not much difference between Cao Cao's soldiers and the refugee army. Don't think of them as the Tang army in the Battle of Xiangji Temple. If the author hadn't forcibly extended Cao Cao's life, those few tricks would have been enough to kill Cao Cao.

Now that the harem has become like this, let's go to the end of the harem and take in Xiao Qiao 🤓

More than 600 chapters are still in Youzhou, fighting here and there, saying it is to suppress Cao Cao, but I feel that Cao Cao is getting stronger and stronger.

I've read Chapter 200. The protagonist has taken Youzhou and hasn't stepped up his efforts to improve his hard power. He's just meddling here and there. It's better to go straight to the farm and be beaten to death if he doesn't accept it. It's a bit ink stained.

If you want to control rebirth, you have to use strength. I don't want to write a novice and brainless article. I agree with this. But in the later period, the protagonist is the fourth and third prince of the Yuan family. He has capable ministers and generals such as Zhuge Liang, Lu Xun, Zhao Yun, Zhang Liao, etc., And the comprehensive strength of the area ruled by the protagonist completely crushes other princes. Isn't there any other capable people who take the initiative to join in? That's how charming it is. Well, no matter how hard the civil servants and generals are always stretched, and the enemy forces die one after another and fight against the protagonist, the key is to be able to maintain a stalemate. In the later period, the weather, location, people, economic strength, military strength, scientific and technological strength, intelligence strength, population and the food output of the ruled area, it should be equal to defeat other princes. If you want to use the writing method of suppressing first and then elevating, the suppression in the early stage is there, which is very excessive. The exciting point of victory that should have exploded later will make people feel that after reading it, it will be passed by in one stroke, and there will be no feeling of elevating at all.

Isn't the plot advancing a bit too slow? It's been over 300 chapters and I'm still here fighting the Montenegrin Army. I've been fighting Yang Feng for almost fifty chapters, but there's no result. Ju Yi even sent him away.

Zhen Mi

The beginning was okay. But what's the situation on Yuan Shao's side? His son is surrounded and there are no reinforcements?

I can't understand the author. He spends so much time writing about Zhen Rong and Huan Shi, but then he pretends to be like a gentleman. Where did he get so much yy? If you don't take it seriously, don't write it. It makes readers feel itchy.

This book is really interesting. Cao Cao caused such misfortune to the people that he killed those who put out the fire when the fire burned. Nothing wrong. It seems that Cao Cao's soldiers are all wearing heavy armor and are extremely powerful. When the protagonist and his group put out the fire, they have to make a statement to the people before they can react. Cao's army is all robots doing whatever they are told, while the protagonists are all humans. Another famous scene appeared. A bamboo tube with gunpowder was hung on Xu's body, the war horse was blown into a sieve, and Xu was able to escape relying on his armor. Invincible! It is recommended that the author go PK with the horse to see its strength. Gunpowder that can kill a horse may not be able to be blocked by modern armor. Ancient armor? Invincible

When I saw Ju Yi's death, to be honest, I originally thought that the next chapter would be more sad to arouse my emotions, and I can see that the author also wanted to lean in this direction, but the final result just made me feel that Ju Yi was a bit miserable, and there was no sadness at all. I don't know if I am the only one like this, but from the perspective of the whole book as a refreshing article, it is qualified in my mind, and it is exciting enough to read. But I feel that in this kind of point that can bring an emotional explosion to the audience, deepen the reader's impression as a whole, and be able to remember this passage after reading this novel, there is undoubtedly a lot of shortcomings and room for improvement. Of course, these are just my personal suggestions and ideas. The writing is still good. It is becoming increasingly difficult to find a novel that can be read 🙂

By the way, Yuan Xi's wife seems to be a beautiful woman. I forgot her name.

What I wrote above is okay, but I still want to say that I finally have a book that I can read if I want to. The heroine has more roles, and at least the main plot is moving forward You can insert historical materials and literature to forcefully raise the level of the supporting characters, and even Mrs. Wu is still under my poisonous threshold. But seeing Ju Yi die and Yang Feng run away, my blood rage was really triggered. What? Do you still have to get rid of this Yang Feng? I originally thought that this kind of historically unknown or non-important character who was mentioned briefly would make an appearance to advance the plot. But in the end, he would really become one of the female protagonists, right? This way of describing it, I guess the character behind is really. When I saw this, I really lost my temper. Emotional scenes can be an adjustment, but I really can't stand the female character who takes up the main plot, has a grudge against the protagonist, and will be involved later. Not to mention that there are sisters Zhen, Hou and Du who are somewhat ambiguous with the protagonist. I really can't stand it. You can write more about Cao Xian and Cao Jie. After all, these are our own people and they are destined to marry the protagonist. What a shame. This book has a pretty good beginning.

Reading only two to three of the ten chapters will basically not affect your understanding of the work.

Zhuge Liang and Jia Xu are joining the gang. The protagonist's upcoming team: Guo Jia, Zhuge Liang, Jia Xu, Lu Xun, Ju Shou, Tian Feng, Zhao Yun, Tai Shi Ci, Zhang Liao, Xu Huang, Zhang He, these are all first-class talents; Gao Shun, Gao Lan, Tian Yu, Chen Deng are also first-class talents. Coupled with a large number of beauties, basically all the beauties who left their names at the same time were accepted. The aura of this protagonist is really amazing.

1. The speed of information transmission and the distance on the map are always fast and slow. The only difference lies in whether the author needs to let the characters "know". When they should know, spies suddenly appear to spy as moles, or the People's Eastern Han Radio Station broadcasts real-time reports to the people across the country. When they should not know, these people seem to become deaf and blind in seconds. 2. The subsequent description of technology is simply a mess. When Kong Ming came, he gave you an improved catapult. What improvement? Oh, adding a few more wheels and replacing small stone bullets is called improvement. Don't these protagonists usually ask the craftsmen to change the direction? Is the volunteer school in the ditch? If you can't write about the advantages brought by improved and updated weapons, it is recommended to directly write about the indigenous protagonists. 3. The generals of Cao Ying will only die when they are supposed to die. Wancheng opened his eyes and launched a sneak attack, but the ones who died were Dian Wei and Cao Ang. I laughed at this. Didn't you watch the Three Kingdoms before you went there? If you haven't seen it before, why did you go to Wancheng for a sneak attack? The funniest thing is that the protagonist went to Zhangxiu and stayed out of it. So many people would die whether he went or not, so what was the point of going? 4. I thought that the late Eastern Han Dynasty could not adapt to the intensity of gunpowder weapons, but I did not expect that gunpowder weapons could not adapt to the intensity of the materialistic warriors of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Groups of people who usually believe in religion can calm down so quickly when they see non-cognitive killing methods. It seems that Zhang Jiao did not fail to instill Marxist and materialist ideas into them when he was pretending to be a magician. 5. It's no problem that Boss Cao can pull up a team in front of him. The problem is that the protagonist has come and defeated Boss Cao several times (especially in Xuzhou). Boss Cao's territory can still recruit a lot of young people, and can quickly train troops to form combat effectiveness (it is impossible to rely solely on fighting to support fighting). Needs training), has a strong will to fight, and can quickly defeat the opponent (the author explained it in the article, but in my opinion, it is almost the same as not explaining it). I can't figure it out day and night. I have only found one team that can compete with it in the history books. You should know which team I am referring to. 6. The battle between the two armies is filled with a lot of scenes of fighting between the generals of both sides. In this game of Dynasty Warriors, the generals' health bars are not cleared and they want to push to the opposite side. The optimization of various equipment, weapons and military formations is all a foil. In the end, it still depends on our generals! Putting aside such funny things, I would also like to ask what is the significance of the previous military reform? To make the generals' cheerleading team feel better? It's hard to deal with abandoning a book, and I don't know what to say 🙂

1. The name "Three Kingdoms Youth" means that there must be a lot of women. It is also because of this that I watched it. After all, it would be a pity if Rebirth of the Three Kingdoms did not collect beauties. What makes me hate the author very much is that he killed the parents of many women he collected, including Lu Bu and his wife, Kong Rong, Qiao Rui, etc. Others also have no father or mother, including the male protagonist. I want to know if the author hates characters with parents so much... 2. I was the most speechless about Lu Bu's death. According to the novel, how could Lu Bu not leave, or even trust someone who just rebelled against you? He doesn't have much intelligence, but he's not mentally retarded, right? It's outrageous to place your hopes on someone who just decided to rebel. To be honest, Lu Bu is very useful. His bad reputation is relative. At least it can stand up in terms of justice. What impact can a mere petty righteousness have? If you use Lu Bu well to ping the state, is it not good to sit in charge of annexing the state? Are you deeply bound to each other? Is it your father-in-law? Just because of Zhang Liao's docility and his relatives after he ascended the throne, he wrote him to death? 3. Cao Cao, this person is the most fantasy person in this book. Why is it called fantasy? In the early and middle stages of Cao Cao's wars, there was no pressure on food and grass, and there was no shortage of soldiers. Moreover, these soldiers could not be killed. After killing a group of elite soldiers, you will find that the next batch is still elite soldiers. All the men in Yanzhou are elite soldiers, and the food and grass are also not rested. They will immediately launch other battlefields as soon as the battle is over. In this case, the author, what is the significance of your various realistic in the early stage? How realistic is the front? The author wrote that thirty armored cavalry could overwhelm Guan Yu, and to launch an attack to destroy the dying Gongsun Zan, it would take Yuan Shao, the most powerful prince in the world at that time, to gather several years of accumulated food, grass, and equipment. After defeating Gongsun Zan, he would not be able to defeat anyone else and would have to rest for several years because Cao Cao openly attacked Yuan Shaoer. Son, give Yuan Shao an apology letter that he didn't know was your son, but Yuan Shao didn't dare to move, because he had just beaten Gongsun Zan, who was still alive, and had drained the world's most powerful princes. It would be fine if he kept writing like this, but why can Cao Cao start a war at will? There are tens of thousands of troops everywhere, and you have written Cao Cao into the big BOSS during the two Yuan periods 4. Yuan Shao, I would like to call it the most rubbish in history. In the whole book, he only beat up Gongsun Zan, who was still alive, and withered until he died. The death was inexplicable. I was thinking that Cao Cao could use secret tricks to kill Yuan Shao slowly, so why didn't he use it in history? The difficulty is that Cao Cao wanted to create a wave of excitement by attacking less and more? I'm really convinced. Cao Cao's assassination in this book is quite awesome. Kill Yuan Shao, kill Yuan Shang, and if the whole Yuan clan continues to die, all the Yuan family will die in the assassination. What a mess in the world, wouldn't it be better to just assassinate all the princes? After all, which prince could have Yuan Shaoniu at that time? If all of them are killed in advance, who else is there? So I really don't understand why Yuan Shao is written as such a badass. When Cao Cao was still alive, he could attack Ye City. What the hell is Jizhou? The Northern Kingdom has hundreds of thousands of troops and the largest number of cavalry among the princes. Where have they gone? Why do you praise Cao Cao so much? I completely agree with you when Cao Cao rises. He hasn't conquered the Northern Kingdom yet. He is so disrespectful. You, your mother, give back to my father Yuan Shao. Ci, a Lu Xun who is less than 18 years old, and Zhao Yun, who is so arrogant, has basically never been with him, so that he was rushed in front of him by the enemy several times and almost died. You must know that there is nothing if you die. Even if Zhao Yun is better in other places, it is better to protect yourself, right? Another point is that you are already a great prince, why don't you write a letter and try to recruit unsatisfactory generals like Wei Yan? From trying to not even trying? I realized beforehand that this book was the worst. After all, it has collected a certain number of military commanders. Even though there are 1,000 chapters, the military commanders are still so tight 6. There are all typos and missing words. When I read it, I had to make up and correct them all by myself. Almost Every subsequent chapter is like this. It's very tiring to read. It's not that the girl is in line with my preferences and I've already read 1,000 chapters. I really don't have the courage to read it. I've already found the next book to wash my eyes. Summary: Not recommended, not recommended! But there are also bright spots, that is, there are almost no missing girls, and there are many stories written that are enjoyable to read.

What a great book, can you stop worrying about the things in your crotch on the bed?

There are so many historical materials, but the number of rebellions has been reduced a lot. Even if religious issues are added, the land annexation in the late Han Dynasty will not be able to afford food, and it can still maintain the rear without brains and eat human flesh. However, Cao Cao's rule has great internal contradictions and is extremely easy to launch an uprising. As a result, Cao Wei's side is still on the verge of a comeback, and Cao Wei's basic position is as stable as Mount Tai. What do you mean by the people's view of history, which is just a heroic view of history? The Han people will not resist until they die? The universal spirit of resistance brought about by the Chen Sheng and Wu Guang uprising has been completely castrated, leaving only the way that heroes can save the world.

Now I often feel that Cao Cao in this book has no personality. Escape from a predicament not by a flash of inspiration in desperation, but by inexhaustible astonishing wisdom. There is no joy in gaining an advantage. Life is ups and downs every day. You need to dance with the author The heroic heroism after the victory in Guandu, the ups and downs of life when he wrote poems in Chibi Hengshang and suffered a huge defeat, he has become a tool man with amazing wisdom. It's a BOSS with a high value

The writing is quite good, everyone has different preferences, and the author cannot satisfy everyone's preferences. Some people like fighting, some people like romance, and some people like literary talent. Just write according to your own ideas. There is no need to satisfy everyone, but I don't understand why there are so few monthly subscriptions for such a good book. And those messy books. So many monthly tickets

The writing is quite good. It downplays the technological leadership and rewrites the writing. It is indeed done well.