Three Kingdoms: Everything Can Be Appraised

Appraisal✘ Consecration✔

Goldfinger's presence is too strong, but it doesn't have much effect. It's still known everywhere, which is too wasteful.

I think it's better not to upgrade the number of appraisals. It's fixed once a day. The main thing is to straighten out the plot and write it more reasonably Then the items to be appraised are mainly to improve yourself According to the current plot, magical items like drums and golden sore medicine, you can't use them if you write them out. If others know about it, it will have a magical effect. In the end, someone who is better than you will come to buy it from you. If you don't sell it, they won't come to rob you. Once or twice is okay. If you continue to write like this, it will inevitably feel like you are smarting Following the main line of identification at the beginning, it is good to mainly identify pills to improve yourself. This book is definitely better if I write about working alone. I think it might be better if I write about less appraisal equipment and more people. It is better to identify more Dali Pills and Guyang Pills to attract people than to give equipment. Writing the history of the Three Kingdoms can only make small mistakes The suggestion is that the book can produce results. After all, it is not easy to keep writing with the writing skills

Alas, I feel that the number of appraisals has increased, and the consecrated items have been spread out. After everyone knows about it, I feel bad. It is better for the protagonist to use it alone. In a historical novel like this, it is too extraordinary and feels bad. Although the writing is indeed okay, the golden finger is indeed not designed well. For example, some things will never be damaged. I think it can be strengthened. There are also fairy tales such as the Qiankun Bag, which are also exaggerated. In short, the golden finger is interesting but not well written.

The biggest failure is that I didn't write down the timeline clearly, which makes me confused. No matter what kind of book you write, the first sentence in the opening chapter is to clearly state the time and place. This is something that elementary school students know when writing essays! !

I felt bad when I saw the introduction. Zhishen is a Buddhist name, not a nickname.

Is it possible to recruit all the strategists and generals? —— I have published some discussions on the plot before, and I feel that there is no problem after the changes. I wish the author's new book a hit🌹

The name makes no sense! Do you think the Lu family will name their eldest son Da?

Lu Da's nickname is not Zhishen. Lu Da, a military man, does not have a nickname. Zhishen is the Dharma name given to him in Mount Wutai.

Suddenly, an idea arises. The protagonist can draw a world map or carve a globe, and then identify it.