Three Kingdoms: The Unfilial Son of the Guan Family, Blessed by the Dragon

This author's understanding of Guan Yu's arrogance is completely wrong. Guan Yu's arrogance and humiliation of his subordinates are the foundation of Guan Yu's self-identity and improvement. To be honest, according to the novel, when Guan Yu was guarding Jingzhou, his martial arts, strategy, leading troops in combat, and political skills were all considered to be the first echelon, or even the only one. Why can't he be proud? On the other hand, if he is already basically invincible, he is not allowed to be proud and has no positive emotional incentives. What motivation does he have to continue to improve himself? Sun Quan's request for a woman is essentially a high-end attempt to create a wedge and find an excuse to send troops. Crossing the river in white is Lu Meng's breaking of political mutual trust and the huge military advantage he obtained at the expense of high political credibility and hindering economic exchanges. After defeating Maicheng, Guan Yu even chose to run away. You can't say that he was still arrogant. The protagonist's various behaviors and thoughts at the beginning of the chapter are full of unthinking disapproval.

At first I didn't think it was good-looking, it was just to kill time. Later, the author's step-by-step design was considered to be exquisite. Especially when I saw the chapter about Li Miao, I got goosebumps. It really felt like a strategist. It's okay, keep up the good work.

Objectively speaking, this Three Kingdoms is the best Three Kingdoms I have read in the past two years. It is understandable that everyone has different opinions on the description of the characters in the book, but I don't think I should criticize the author because the image of the character does not match my own setting. If you like it, support it, but if you don't like it, don't criticize it; there is no need to put extra pressure on the author. Originality is not easy. If possible, I hope everyone can read it more rationally. I am just a reader. After reading the author's speech, I would like to express my own views and support the author.

I support you, at least now it seems that there are no problems with the various foreshadowings and the plot. Moreover, Guan Lin's family is not the only one in charge of planning among the Three Kingdoms. They all interact with each other. As for Han Chan, there is actually no big problem. Sima Yi's father did not have that ambition, and this chapter even mentions Sima Yi's ambition and the return of the three families to Jin. It is very logical and there is no problem. Furthermore, to put it bluntly, strategy is a matter of one person and one person. Zhuge Liang, Bai Mou. Guo Jia, a wonderful strategy. Xun Yu, perfect. Guan Lin, insight. One holds a script and a knowledge far beyond their millennia. Perhaps he cannot compare with these masters simply in terms of IQ or strategy. But to put it bluntly, this is what calculations are all about. Guan Lin knows the character of each of them, knows the nature of society, and knows what technology is best used now. That plan is too convenient to target people's hearts. As for those who just read one chapter and start complaining, please, these are not the golden three chapters anymore, there are so many chapters, so be patient. Now is a very fast era, and this author is indeed slow, but you have to pave the way and describe it for others. One chapter at a time makes it more fun. This is not the way to write and read a book. So author, come on, as long as you maintain this level, it is rare to see this kind of writing in the history genre that makes me feel very comfortable.

Jingzhou is not easy to save. This place is very difficult to deal with.

Ever since I read the lives of Guan Yu and Zhuge, I can no longer read Three Kingdoms and historical novels. Each one is more nonsense than the last.

The current story should be about to reach the end of Guanlin and the beacon tower. After all, you wrote a preview on the cover. As for why Mi Fang and Fu Shiren were tied up and beaten, I haven't guessed yet. Finally, I invited Sun Luban to eat Crazy Thursday to make her pregnant, but I didn't think about it. You know what we like to see, right 🙂 To summarize the most exciting part so far, I personally think that Wei suddenly changed its counselor Jia Xu, Guan Xing recklessly captured the city, Guan Lin remained calm in the face of danger, technology reversed the situation, Huang Zhong was twenty years behind, counselor Xu Shu returned, and Guan Yu pioneered the capture of the city. Although there are some other lines interspersed in the content, overall I think it is quite good. It depends on what the author writes later: To prevent Soochow from attacking, the Seventh Army will be flooded.

It was still a bit toxic in the early stages, with the protagonist's rambunctious temper, and his speech and thoughts that were too inconsistent with the character's way of thinking at that time.

How can I put it, if you can accept the efficacy of the first three chapters, the efficacy of all the subsequent plots will be similar

Generally speaking, it is a good book, but many parts are not representative of the times, which makes it appear awkward or "poisonous". As far as I can see, it will make you act out from time to time, which is very uncomfortable. You are watching it well, but suddenly it will take you out of the reading mood. For example, pretending to be Hong Qigong and giving something to a beggar, but no one has ever discovered it. I find it difficult to understand, because there is no way Guan Yu's mansion would have no guards or secret sentries. Guan Yu will definitely be reported, and then the couple will know what is going on. Not to mention the forgery of seals and ribbons. Such a big thing was ended hastily like this. It was a matter of genocide. How big is the impact of the forgery of seals and ribbons? Just ignore it? In short, it is like this in many places. It makes me feel uncomfortable just watching it.