Three Kingdoms: the Blind Box Draws Da Qiao at the Beginning

Da Qiao is just there to disgust people, and in the end he will vote for Liu Bei...

I don't know why, but reading this book is not as exciting as other historical texts. It makes me want to keep reading. On the contrary, the more I read, the more uncomfortable I feel. This can only be attributed to my poor writing skills.

I caught up on the latest chapter, and surprisingly it felt pretty good, but the title was a bit off. The beginning of the story, where you are a refugee and pick up a dead person, is very interesting, and the subsequent plot is not too slow. The logic is reasonable and there are no big poisonous points. It's refreshing to watch the protagonist think and plan as the general environment changes, and slowly become stronger in a down-to-earth manner. It's just not enough to watch. I hope the author can control the rhythm of the plot and update it more!

To be honest, I kind of admire this protagonist. The first thing is not to be greedy for soldiers. The 3,000 soldiers in Lujiang were not corrupt, and the 1,000 soldiers in Danyang were still not corrupt. I admire this mentality alone. The second is not to be greedy for power. Decentralization is fun. Thirdly, I am not greedy for talent. I don't think about recruiting talents everywhere. It is too rare. In ordinary novels, when you encounter talents, you have to SL capture them just like Shiny Pokémon. Fourth is not lustful. Apart from providing a title, Da Qiao really has no sense of existence. The fifth is clear positioning. If you can't do it, you can't do it. Even if you say it is impossible, you can't do it. The section about Sun Ce really expresses the feeling of powerlessness in the face of the general situation (gentry) and the strong man (little bully).

Let me tell you, I read the previous chapters without much problem, but the last seventeen chapters disgusted me. The inclusion of private goods is too serious. Historical novels can make up stories to make some plots reasonable, but they are forced to fabricate Liu Bei as a ruthless and unjust person. Her mother's body grew hair for someone who didn't want to do it, and Lu Zhi was angry to death by Liu Bei~~~ You dared to make it up more than Yi Zhongtian, and Yi Zhongtian took it out of context. You are just making up slander. I can't stand it anymore, so withdraw it.

I have been a bookworm for 20 years. I found the writing to be good. As long as the character of the protagonist does not collapse and he does not take the initiative to attach himself to the three gangsters, it will definitely become a sacred book. The most recent book about the Three Kingdoms is the one that suits my taste. I hope it can continue to maintain the standard.

Originally, it was well written before, developing the family and dead soldiers, and preparing to assassinate Sun Ce. Suddenly the situation changed, and he got married to the Sun family. Within a few months of the marriage, he killed Sun Ce and took away his family's inheritance. I'm speechless. The family's inheritance lasted two generations, and Sun Quan was smart since he was a child. Why can't the heir take the lead? Just because you are the son-in-law of the Sun family? Just because you know Zhu Zhi? Just because you donated a sum of food and grass? How would so many important civil and military ministers hand over their entire power and their lives to an outsider whom they had only known each other for a few months, who had barely spoken to each other, who had no ability to lead troops in war, and who also had a family blood feud with the lord? But he didn't hand it over to the lord's younger brother, Sun Quan, who had grown up and been smart since he was a child? Do you understand what "the father dies and the son succeeds, the elder brother eventually succeeds the younger brother"? Zhao Kuangyin can bully orphans and widowed mothers because he has military power and can fight. What does the protagonist have? Is there an aura of wisdom that turns everyone into idiots?

It's not good to stay in Jingzhou all the time! You are the lord of Jiangdong, not a prodigal. In order to seize Jingzhou, Liu Cong, an undercover agent, helps to make suggestions incognito! It's really not necessary! You can definitely go back first! Send someone else! I always feel like the protagonist doesn't look like a lord! Compared with Cao Cao and Liu Bei! The main character is like a little kid! But as a time traveler, he also used his advantage of foresight to seize power in Jiangdong and became the lord of Jiangdong, which is not bad! But it's hard to agree with the idea of ​​keeping the enemy! Liu Bang has many old brothers! All of them have outstanding achievements, but no one dares to mess around in front of Liu Bang. People are afraid of Liu Bang. This is because Liu Bang dares to kill people, and he knows how to kill people! But no one is afraid of the protagonist! I won't even kill the Sun family who rebelled! Is there any law left? If it were Cao Cao and Liu Bei! I will definitely take the opportunity to kill them all! But the protagonist keeps the Sun family! Does this tell everyone that the Sun family is right to rebel, and the position of the lord of Jiangdong belongs to the Sun family! It is wrong for the protagonist to be the lord of Jiangdong! Otherwise, why wouldn't you dare to kill the Sun family, even if they were afraid of retaliation? Isn't it just to tell everyone that the Sun family did nothing wrong? The counter-judgment is justified! Any counter-judgment, whether justified or not, will lead to murder! Think about how Liu Ju was forced to rebel, and Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty even killed his own son. Li Chengqian rebelled, and Li Shimin even killed his own son! It is true that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and Li Shimin could not tolerate their son and had to kill him, no, but he must die if he rebelled! But here the protagonist counter-judgments, but it's okay! Where is the prestige at all! It's not like you won't kill someone if you don't want to. How can you do things based on personal feelings? But if you don't want to kill, you have to kill! Counter-judgment will kill the Nine Tribes! If you don't kill me, the law will become a blank slate! In order to maintain the majesty of the law, everyone must act in accordance with the law. The Sun family here has protested that you do not kill people. Hehe, under normal circumstances, there are no rules in Jiangdong! It will be messy!

I ordered two monthly passes and got a copy of the book. The first 100 chapters looked like a masterpiece, but once Sun Ce died, the whole rhythm fell apart Take Xuzhou and run as a spy, and Lu Bu doesn't need to kill him. Every day, several Jiangdong generals write After writing again and again, Kong Ming didn't have a right person in Longzhong, he was like a second fool, and the length was not as long as Huang Yueying's. Later, he directly asked his second brother-in-law to delegate it It didn't feel good, especially in the Gao Dynasty. Maybe he went to the city wall twice to mock Cao Cao? But it only looks awkward

I saw Chapter 190. Do these things have to be done? Can't I let my men go in to sneak in? And I know that I'm going to kill you, but I still want to waste my life. I'm speechless if I can't let anyone do it.

The biggest flaw of this book is "conducting imperial examinations in troubled times". Not only do they conduct imperial examinations, but they also guard children from poor families. This kind of thing that must be cautious even in peacetime is as simple as playing a game. No one from those families objected! Other than that, everything else is okay, the overall shortcomings do not hide the good points

Original text: "The arrow shot at Yuan Tan penetrated into the back and left side of Zhou Yu's neck." Isn't this even death? Can it still be saved? It's outrageous. The back of a normal person's neck is only about ten centimeters. I reckon Zhou Yu's is fifteen centimeters. This arrow was shot by Lu Bu. Even though Zhou Yu was a scribe, he was not taken seriously. I don't believe it could have penetrated armor. He was saved but still not paralyzed. What is this but destiny?

Is this name Zhuge Ruoxue serious? ? ? I didn't even dare to click on it to read it. Some book friends who have not read it have discussed it and it suddenly feels like an urban romance style.

Well, Xiao Qiao's family is not small, right?

Zhuge Ruoxue(invasion and deletion)

What are you writing about in these chapters? The protagonist has no defense at all, right? If an assassin comes here, he will just take the protagonist away.

The emotional scene with Da Qiao is quite interesting, describing Da Qiao's family as little fairies who don't eat the fireworks of the world (probably they eat cakes when they can't afford bread, they have an inexplicable self-nobility, they are saved by the male protagonist but they look down on the male protagonist, the male protagonist does have a good personality), It's a bit disgusting for the audience. The general direction of the plot is very good, and the male protagonist develops slowly from scratch (it feels like the protagonist is talking to others, and the friendship is deep, and he can say some things, but once he has something to say, the person is gone). I probably saw the male protagonist saving Mr. Qiao, but the follow-up is unclear.

Couldn't it be Wen Chenwen? With so many people in the team, who can rest assured that you are a civil servant?

Dear author, do you know what nine to five is? Nine in the morning and five in the evening. You can't even do this, right?

The author can't let go of the "Madonna attributes" of modern civilized people. The plot is too far-fetched. The woman described is moved by every small favor and is purely in love. The description of the ancients is too biased. It does not see Han culture, only modern culture. It is a bit intellectually depressing and is not suitable for studying the party.

Da Qiao(invasion and deletion)

Sun Shangxiang(invasion and deletion)

It is recommended to change the name to Three Kingdoms: The Strongest Son-in-law

I'm curious, is it true that I haven't lost a game since I wrote this, so I just failed Ling Cao?

It should be considered unfinished.

In a small circle, I recommended it to the author. There are not many people, come on.

I just read Chapter 116. I feel so sleepy that I almost fell asleep. The writing is very good, but the title of your book is not good. It looks like a systematic text. The combination of historical text and system feels very boring. There may be many people.

I feel good, this start is very rare

The book is not bad, but the title is a bit off. I browsed through the introduction several times and never clicked in. With full subscription and monthly pass support, I hope the author will stop being a eunuch

The author really kept his word, and when he said it would end at the end of the month, he really finished it on the last day 😰😰😰