Three Kingdoms: Starting with Farming on an Island
三国从海岛屯田开始
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- Alternate History
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The author's actions are morally reprehensible.
The overpowered abilities are so great that if you can't control them properly, you'll just lower your intelligence and suppress the protagonist. Your writing skills are lacking, and you can't do the deduction. You just have to stick to your damn Romance of the Three Kingdoms, right? You're frantically strengthening Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Wu.
It's truly disgusting. It's already a crushing victory, yet they're still arguing and bickering. If you're going to suppress combat power like this, why did you write it so powerfully in the beginning? Why suppress combat power when the forces are mismatched? And then there's the parting of fiefdoms in chapter 140. Are you truly a saint?
Can it boil water? If it can boil water, then we can build a steam engine. If there is no gunpowder, then make a pneumatic nail gun.
It's so frustrating to watch. They gave you 12 votes, boasted about how advanced you were, and this is how it turned out. A cultivator killing the enemy leader and then getting a backlash? Why didn't you just not kill him? Couldn't you have captured him? Couldn't you have cut down the enemy general?
In my opinion, the protagonist was given too much of a power-up in the early stages, and the story almost fell apart halfway through. The author forcibly suppressed the protagonist's side, rendering all of his strategists incompetent. He kept insisting that he was preserving the essence of the Central Plains, but then he wiped out all the soldiers in the country, so the essence still belonged to…
It's so frustrating to watch. It's not that the author's writing is bad, it's just that they're rushing things. They're trying to create wealth for the people and establish money shops in just one county—it's too hasty. They don't have the capability.
Is your so-called "Heavenly Way" the Heavenly Way of humanity, or the Heavenly Way of Earth? Or perhaps the Heavenly Way of the solar system, the Milky Way, and the universe? This level of sophistication is down to the sewers, even restricting something as simple as gunpowder? You might as well call it "Sewers" instead of "Heavenly Way."
I like this book; it gives me a different feeling. The last book I read before was "Homo sapiens."
I can't stand the idea of public ownership being implemented in ancient times.
What are you thinking? Implementing public ownership around 200 AD? That's ridiculous!
The protagonist demonizes so-called aristocratic families far too much. If they were truly that powerful, there would have been no imperial system long ago. Aristocratic families were merely a form of governance in times of insufficient productivity; it's completely impossible for them to collectively oppose you like in your book, where the downfall of one aristocratic family leads to universal…