Make the Man Great Again

Oh, no matter what Yanhan says, I will come to help 🤭

After reading more than 30 chapters, the protagonist is too horny. I feel like a pervert. Especially, as a modern person who traveled through time, he can actually look at the legs and look at them. Those are calves. The calves of girls wearing normal clothes in summer are showing pictures of beautiful legs... The protagonist is only 8 years old, hooking up with girls everywhere, and has no sense of substitution. This character... Except for the character of the protagonist, the descriptions in the text are quite in line with the ancient times and will not make any drama. If you can tolerate the protagonist "molesting" girls from time to time, then it is highly recommended.

Is the protagonist fighting for hegemony? How will Brother Big Er arrange it? Will he be an assistant like the Cao Wei clan?

MHGA😏

The protagonist is too young. When I read the text, I imagined an eight-year-old child chatting with a group of people in their forties and fifties. That scene made me feel an indescribable psychological discomfort. As for Gan Luo becoming prime minister at the age of twelve, how many Gan Luo have there been in China for five thousand years? The ordinary is the majority. A very important point in novels is to make readers feel more comfortable as readers, but how can a child who is only eight years old and is only in the third or fourth grade of primary school in reality 👶🏻? I just thought I could carve out three bedrooms and one living room. I don't dislike child prodigy characters, but judging from the current content, the protagonist is a bit too godly. I know a thing or two about agricultural knowledge, classical literature, calligraphy, cooking, and even carpentry. I wonder what else is left behind. It's not that you can't understand so much, but that the eight-year-old protagonist doesn't need to "know so much." Quyuanli, an artifact that liberated productivity in ancient times, is nothing now. Let ambitious and visionary people know that it is not just a disguised form of funding for future enemies. Mountains and rivers meet each other.

There are many good aspects: for example, I have done a lot of research on historical materials, especially many of them are from inscriptions, annotations to water classics, local chronicles, etc., Which generally few authors can use. There are probably three problems: First, there are too many buffs added to the pig's trotters. Let's not talk about the age issue. Pig's trotters obviously started counting, and later started to write poems. There is not much preparation for learning martial arts. You can kill enemies in battle, and your archery skills are top-notch. The question does not describe how serious you are to learn martial arts. Don't you think there is a little lack of preparation? Besides, do you need to go into battle? Even if you do, don't you think your strength is too high? How will your men perform? To put it bluntly, the Three Kingdoms have no shortage of civil servants and generals, as long as the lord doesn't get too far away. For example, if the enemy bullies his youth and rushes in, he is unexpectedly killed by Liu Shun's sword first. This can actually show that pig's feet have a certain degree of force. Again, it is necessary to find out what the skills of pig's feet are. If they are so versatile, how can their subordinates stand out? Second, except for Zhao Yun who has a bit of a role, the others, including Liu Bei, are a bit too popular with their good looks and ugly writing. Let me give you an example. Not to mention whether Duan Jun knows Jia Xu, even if he does, will someone like Jia Xu easily recognize others? In reality, if a big talent goes to a small company, will he reveal his skills when he gets there? Third, the characters are not charming enough and are not easy to bring in. It is difficult to tell whether Liu Shun is loyal or traitorous. For example, Gongsun Xun, who overthrew the Han Dynasty, was very happy with his achievements and put on airs, but he was also sincere to his subordinates. As for Liu Shun, he had planned the Chamber of Commerce very early. Others were not stupid, so wouldn't they be prepared? He is also engaged in business, and he also has to embrace his teacher and join the circle of scholars. He is still a member of the clan. He has too many identities, wants too much, and his ambitions are quite obvious. In the end, I think there is no need for a biography. This is a bit of a spoiler in disguise, and some people will easily abandon the book

The Sanxing man is afraid that if it is true, the Liu family will not be able to conquer the world.

Sanxing Han, isn't it Duan Qirui's ancestor?

I recently read a very good Romance of the Three Kingdoms, go for it (if you don't want a harem, I'll book it all)

It's well written, and you can tell that the author put a lot of effort into it. But the update is too slow, and the plot rhythm is also relatively slow. In this fast-paced era, it may be difficult to become popular.

Collect Dianwei as soon as possible🙂

​ ​ ​ First of all, judging from the many chapters that have been updated, this can be called a book of high quality. The author's writing style is very good and rigorous, and the story logic is online. Secondly, it is a very good time-travel novel about the late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms in recent years. It has well-founded research, conforms to the historical framework, and is not lacking in interesting points.         ，，， After reading all the chapters so far, my personal impression is comparable to the Three Kingdoms novels written by writers such as Geng Xin and Lao Zhuang that I read many years ago. I hope that I can continue to do so and present a rare masterpiece.        ，，， I have two other opinions: One is the title of the book, which is indeed difficult to come up with, but I hope I can think about it again. There is a similar title to this one before, but it is just a suggestion. After all, I don't know much about Qidian's book recommendation model. Because I only found this book by chance after looking through it for a long time, I feel that it is not conducive to promotion. The second is the subsequent plot development, especially at such an early stage that the protagonist is already so strong, with superior civil and military skills, plus the manpower and even the technology tree of his family. After all, it is understandable that he has traveled through Shuangwen. He is already far ahead. It feels like he is just waiting for the world to be in chaos and the country to collapse, and he will be taken away in one wave. But what everyone is more familiar with is the people and events of the Three Kingdoms period. We are also looking forward to how many popular figures will appear and how they will perform. The above is purely personal opinion, I hope to witness the birth of a good book. Big cheers for the author!

Everything is good except that the plot hasn't started yet, the progress is a bit slow, and the protagonist is a bit too small.

Take the emperor's uncle's path and let the emperor's uncle have five ways to go 🤓

It doesn't feel like speaking in vernacular. Listening to the book makes me feel dizzy, smelly and hard.

Finished? To be honest, I was one of the first ones to be added to the bookshelf and haven't read much of it until now. I looked at the catalog and it seems that the time point is when Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty ascended the throne, and the protagonist is the king? To be honest, it is quite rare. In the novels of the Three Kingdoms, one is usually the emperor or an assistant. For example, there are very few Liu family members who are also kings.

Can the author arrange a supporting role for Wu Ming (Wu is the surname, and the characters after Ming are not needed, after all, these are two-character names in the Eastern Han Dynasty). People from the East County of Yanzhou, and because they want to be champions, they can also be called Wu to cure illnesses, and serve as generals in the military. Without wasting too much ink, they can always be on the front line of the country (stationed at the border, serving Zhao to fight against rebellion, and expedition beyond the Great Wall). Of course, the final title can be any time (I prefer champions, cross out /)

It's worth a look, but I don't know if I'll send it in the future.

The pace is too slow. It took dozens of chapters to fight a bandit.

It would be nice if there were more recommendations for this book. Historical books are also miserable nowadays.

Why is this book recommended again? 🙂 Could it be that the editor gave me another chance? I feel like the writing is pretty good!

It feels so miserable. The author has been using love to generate electricity 🙂. There are more than 150 chapters and they are still not available on the shelves. 🙂 I am waiting to give you the first order data.

Make han great again.

The plot is delicate and sophisticated, but at 200 chapters, it lacks a climax node with dramatic ups and downs. The Yellow Turban Rebellion lacks the feeling of a grand epic, instead it feels like it just follows the timeline.

I've been reading it for a few days, and I'm ready to read it, and I've actually finished it…

These ordinary people are just like the officials in the late Ming Dynasty. They are too greedy and insatiable. In the end, they kill everyone and no one is left.