
Three Kingdoms: My Strategy Simulator
三国:我的计谋模拟器
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
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Reader comments 40
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High-quality food and grass. The only shortcoming is that it ignores the fact that in the late Han Dynasty, the gentry circle cultivated each other's reputation. Common people like the protagonist had no chance to cultivate their reputation. However, the flaws are not concealed and the writing is very good.
This book fully explains what chocolate flavor is💩
The "Three Kingdoms Auxiliary" series was originally written very well, but it turned out to be all kinds of bad jokes and gay descriptions. How many people commented on this novel that it has flaws and flaws? You can obviously write it down, but you still have to add some 💩 to embellish it on the plate, right? I just read the text, let's take a look at what happens next
How can it be so troublesome to want to hang out with Liu Bei?
Passing by, I glanced at the first page and mentioned that it would not be troublesome to go to Liu Bei. In the early and mid-term, let alone you have read a book, even if you are a commoner or even an assassin, if you go to see Liu Bei, Liu Bei will talk to you very carefully. If you have any ability, just tell him directly. There is no need to be secretive.
Rende, so disgusting
Every time I make a decision, I keep talking about benevolence and virtue. I am speechless. How can there be so many things that are both necessary and necessary in this world, and it is too watery. It took more than 700 chapters to get to Yuan Shu. The rest include Cao Cao, Yuan Shao, Gongsun Zan, Lu Bu, Dong Zhuo's remnants, Ma Teng, Liu Zhang,
I choose three heroes in a verbal battle😍😍😍 The three brothers Liu, Guan, and Zhang looked at the pig's feet that had been chopped into pieces, touched their swollen lips and said: I knew these madmen were crazy, but I didn't expect them to be so crazy.🥵
Cao Cao's blackening was completely illogical and he abandoned the book.
In the original version, Cao Cao had to wait at least until Chen Gong and Zhang Miao rebelled before he became a black man. Even in this way, it was impossible to commit patricide. Compared with the original version, Cao Cao in this dimension is smooth sailing, but he inexplicably turns into a parricide? What you're driving isn't a blackening attack, it's a clown attack!
It's pretty good-looking, but there are two things that make it uncomfortable. One is that the author loves to play gay jokes, The other is that the protagonist always says "my lord Liu Bei" and "my lord Liu Bei". It feels like the protagonist is a native who has obtained the golden finger and memory of time travel, rather than a time traveler. Logically speaking, modern people would not be happy to call other people their masters except for special games between beds. Even if it is for money, they will be unwilling to admit it, but the protagonist really regards Liu Bei as his master. I feel that the relationship between the protagonist and Liu Bei is a bit similar to a female protagonist's novel, where the female protagonist licks the male protagonist and gives her whole body and soul I really can't understand it. By the way, I'm afraid the author didn't transfer from a female channel?
In the Three Kingdoms era, it was not impossible to choose the south as the basis for hegemony, but there were several biggest problems. The first population. At that time, most of the population was concentrated in the north. According to the book, the Yellow Turbans were wiped out faster than in history. There were relatively fewer wars in the north, and the number of deaths was much lower. The southern population can only develop by attracting refugees. It's a lot less difficult than it was historically. Relying on natural childbearing to fill the population will be much slower and will only yield results after twenty years. When fighting for hegemony, time is of the essence. If the population is small, the army will be small, and the output value will be low. It is back to the old southern way in ancient times. The second talent, it is true that there are many aristocratic families and it is difficult to control, but there are relatively more talents. In this era when most of the talents come from aristocratic families, we need to consider how to attract talents. There are fewer wars in the north and there are fewer people moving to the south. People's family business is in the north and there is no threat of destruction. Who will leave their family and business to develop in the south? Third climate, at the end of the Han Dynasty, the climate in the north was still warmer than now, and the south was more humid and hot than now. Historically, Soochow had many large-scale plague spreads in a relatively stable environment. This cannot be solved in a short time through development. How long did it take in history? From Sun Wu to Yongjia, the development was almost complete. Many environmental factors were eliminated and it became livable. Nearly a hundred years. In other words, based on the development situation in the south at that time, even if development started in 1844, it would be impossible to develop the south to the same level as the north in less than fifty years, let alone the corresponding population and talent. All in all, if the author intends to start writing a novel in units of generations over hundreds of years, with the South as its roots, yes. If it is a normal war situation in history, make do with the south as the base. If we look at the current situation shown in the novel, based on the south... It is just the novel version of Soochow. There is more than enough success but not enough progress.
Is there any mistake? It's actually a Three Kingdoms theme. I'm still looking forward to Naruto. It's painful! ! !
Too watery
It's too watery. It only took 1.5 Million words to finish the crusade against Dong Zhuo. I'm about to move on to the next plot. I wonder if I'm reading a novel about the Three Kingdoms. It's about sweeping away Japanese pirates, fighting border tribes, and fighting against small countries in the south. Even though there are no good war scenes at all, the best one at first glance is the Battle of Julu in the Yellow Turbans. The Three Kingdoms was an era of heroes. The protagonist followed the succubus Liu Bei, but he basically had no intention of recruiting good generals. He really promoted Jia Xu to the status of his own father and used him like a dog. As long as except for the protagonist, all the plans are Jia Xu's, and the others are pure tool men, with no highlights at all. The story of Second Master and Third Master has been completed, but from the middle stage, not only are there few scenes, but there is not much character growth. There is also this government model. I don't know who taught the author to build academies, destroy families, build Jinyiwei, and build infrastructure. Fools all know that the world must first be established before there is room for governance and reform. If you have several states, if you slowly farm, you will be able to kill the other side. Now there is only one county. Do you want to control the world with the power of one county? Doesn't the newly acquired territory also need to be slowly transformed? There are too many shortcomings, many of which have not been published, and its pleasant points are not good enough for me to ignore these shortcomings. As a non-enjoyable article, it is too clumsy and stupid. I suggest that you just wait until the end of Yellow Turban.