Three Kingdoms: Zhao Lie Plotted the Master Plan, and Yan Han Prospered Three Times

After reading more than 200 chapters, the first part is pretty good, and it is reasonable from the perspective of the God of the time traveler. However, the Battle of Guandu is puzzling. If the time traveler has read history, he should know how Yuan Shao was defeated in the end. He could just kill Wuchao. Why use such a large space to describe the Battle of Guandu, a historical process that everyone is familiar with. From the beginning of bribery to sending Jia Xu to lobby later, it is completely unnecessary, God's perspective. . If you want to reflect the protagonist's ability, you can completely describe it in a non-historical battle that is broken by the existence of time travellers. As long as it is reasonable and reasonable, it will definitely be a bonus plot.

This book is the most comfortable one I have ever read among the Three Kingdoms fanfics. It is not that I agree with some of the author's decisions in the book, but that his words and sentences are very consistent with some of the ancient ways of speaking. Especially the use of allusions is really amazing. Many authors of Three Kingdoms fan fiction often have the problem of time travel in this regard, and suddenly let these heroes of the late Han Dynasty narrate some allusions after the Three Kingdoms. However, the allusions borrowed in this book, whether in epigraphs or memorials, are basically from stories in the pre-Qin or pre-Han Dynasties. For example, Shen Xu Hongyan is from the Spring and Autumn Annals and Lu's Spring and Autumn Annals, and the Ping of the Corpse Dove is from the Book of Songs. There is basically no such thing as a time traveler. I highly recommend this book based on the writing alone.

Come on, author

There have been more than 50 large-scale conquests in Xuzhou in the past dynasties, and it is difficult to discuss the rights and wrongs.

I have long wanted to cleave the red rabbit horse with a knife and become Lu Bu's mount myself.

Designed a version of Li Yi🙂

Has the protagonist completely forgotten that he is a modern person? Logically speaking, he should not forget, but how can this explain so many historical coincidences? The protagonist seems to be very surprised to know that he just learned about it, and he should know that Adou can't hold up the wall, so why does he still look like he hates iron? It feels like he has completely forgotten that he is a modern person and has completely integrated into the ancient times. .

As far as the protagonist is concerned, the author is responsible for keeping him from dying of exhaustion.

I hope the protagonist can die before Liu Bei after the unification. I want to see Liu Bei cry.

The writing style of the novel is quite good in all aspects, but there is a big logical problem: in a time-travel drama, the result is always playing strategies. To be honest, the ancients were just inexperienced and not stupid. Why can you compete with Guo Jia and Xun Yu in terms of strategy? The only ones in modern times that can really crush the ancients are science and engineering. There is no use studying history, history is just speculation. Who can clearly explain the interests of the United States now, let alone hundreds of years later

In the later stages of the book, after the war was gone, the writing became much better. Of course, it was already excellent. The following ancient articles are really well written. . This is what historical novels should be like, seeing through the key to the contradiction, rather than taking it for granted because you know the history. There is no celebrity worship, there is no tiger's body shaking, and there is nothing at your fingertips. There are many things that are not satisfactory. Great article!

Xuzhou is a dead place for Liu Bei. This is the general trend. It has nothing to do with whether you work hard or how hard you work. To the north is Yuan Shao, to the south is Yuan Shu, to the east is the sea, and to the west is Cao Cao. In the land of four battles, where is the time for you to develop? When Gongsun Zan is not dead, he can still stand up. Once Gongsun Zan is dead, Yuan Shao will give it to you when he has time. You can win countless times, but you only need to lose once and it will be over immediately. So in history, Liu Bei was attacked by Cao Cao as soon as he took over Xuzhou. If Yuan Shao hadn't asked the Zhang family to give Yanzhou to Lu Bu in order to balance Cao Cao, it would have been possible for Cao Cao to defeat him in one battle. The result was that after Cao Cao defeated Yuan Shu, Lu Bu followed after being defeated by Cao Cao, and even acted as a peacemaker. In this situation, how could Liu Bei develop?

Okay, well written. There are not many novels that make me cry. I really got involved in it. Even now we are still thinking about helping the Han room. Although I can only read it in the novel, I am very happy. This is a flesh-and-blood novel. I can feel the author's love for him. It is so well written.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​. What makes me uncomfortable is that there are too many sermons and explanations in the article, which makes me feel tired and annoyed. There are more than 20 pages of plot in more than 30 pages of one chapter, and then the explanation of why it is done is explained. It is not enough to just explain. The key explanation starts with workplace skills, or the relationship between superiors and subordinates. This part is not well integrated into the plot, and it feels like it is teaching readers how to do things. For those who don't know, they think I'm posting some so-called career guides on a short video platform. To use an adjective recently used on the Internet, it's too "daddy-y". 😅 I really like the plot and writing, but readers are not fools. I can understand what you mean even if you don't explain so many so-called workplace skills...

The author makes the protagonist very high, and keeps adding Zhang Liang, Xiao He, Guan Zhong, Le Yi, Bai Qi and Han Xin to the protagonist's abilities. The author may have gotten too excited with the writing. The more I read the book, I feel that the protagonist is really ordinary. He is all praised by Liu Bei, Cao Cao and others.

Writing extras and writing about being high belongs to yes. Immersed in my own art and unable to extricate myself. 🙂🙂🙂

I have also read a lot of Three Kingdoms novels. Each book has its own logical paradigm. I feel that the underlying logic of this book is "workplace". I am not saying that the workplace is unreasonable, but I feel that the didactic flavor is too strong. As a result, my perception of the protagonist also changed from admiring and liking it at the beginning to becoming slightly bored towards the end... The question this book gave me was why is the protagonist so powerful? The logic that the author wants to express may be that the protagonist has the experience of a modern corporate executive + the golden finger of a time traveler, but can these really have a dimensionality reduction impact on ancient times? With these, can we create a "perfect man" who can surpass Zhuge, Jiang Wei, Chen Deng, Sima, Lu Xun, Zhou Yu and even earlier sages, a "perfect man" with both wisdom and scheming, and an invincible "Master Li"? Some of the B kings are exaggerated, but it's fine when it comes to the protagonist. The key is that Li Zhi's portrayal is somewhat similar, which makes Li Zhi really just a B king in my eyes, and I don't like him at all...

It feels like the extra chapter is just before the main story. The author spent millions of words writing the main text. It feels like it is just to pave the way for the real protagonist Li Shimin in the extra chapter, hahaha😄

It's tied. This book will definitely start high and go high. The biggest problem now is how to land safely. I wonder if it can be solved with the kind of celebrity evaluation or biography writing.

I feel that there are a group of people in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms who are not particularly famous, but are quite powerful, such as Huo Jun, Jiang Ji, Jia Kui, Zhang Ji, Lu Fan, etc.

The author gives people a sense of a mixture of familiar historical materials and a historical novice. In the later period, the unification obviously suppressed the combat power. In order to pay tribute to history, the identity swap plot was played. It was interesting to play it once in a while. The unification battle was full of this and it became aesthetic fatigue. Although the political struggle in the later period is well written, there are two problems. The first and the early stage are not the same theme at all. They are too separate. It is understandable that the author wants to give readers the transformation of the characters from young passion to political animals. However, this is an Internet article and not a serious literature, which is very strange. The second is that the political struggle is obviously written in a relatively serious way, but it still always makes playful jokes. This conflicts with the writing style. Some of them are innocuous and can be tolerated, but sometimes it becomes a bit painful to stand and talk. There is a certain point in making political jokes that everyone treats as a Soviet joke. After that, it becomes disgusting.

This book is good for three reasons. 1: Although it is a historical time travel novel, it does not overdo it. It follows the development trend of events step by step. There are no deus ex machina and no inexplicable emergencies. It is very comfortable to read, especially for history lovers. Two: The description of the group portrait means that everyone must show their arc and growth. Everyone is not gifted with magical powers, but learned. This is true for the characters in the book. Three: The logical relationship is very strong. The characters should do something when it is right, instead of doing it when it is right. Everyone in the Three Kingdoms will make mistakes or be at a low point, because the heroes of the world are like crucian carp crossing the river. You sing and I will appear. At the same time, there are almost no common sense errors, such as age and military war descriptions. Great author

After reading less than half of it, it really makes my head hurt. I can't stand it anymore. Each chapter basically explains the description of this person or something in the Romance or the Three Kingdoms. One thing is the same thing. This is a novel. It's a fan fiction. Man, can't you just write your own thing? I'm really tired of watching it. I gave up.

The book is well written, but the title and chapter names are not very good. The title is not concise enough. The chapter names and the protagonists do not match the content. People are very complicated. People who can leave their names in history books do not need to use modern eyes to target a person, good or bad. One out of eight chapters out of ten to demean them 😥

In the middle of Han Dynasty, when the sun was low, heaven descended to help the world's virtuous people. Plan a strategy and win a victory thousands of miles away. Wen can secure the country, and military power can stabilize the war. The three-pronged Yanhan industry has achieved eternal success.

The more you go on, the more exciting it becomes, and it's worth reading.

Why is this book so expensive🥲? It's more than double the price per chapter of other great writers😂

Listening to a book with more than a hundred chapters is quite boring.

The wise man hid in Wollongong and visited the thatched cottage three times before leaving the mountain. The feather fan gently shakes the country, and the silk scarf gently shakes the country.

Let's give it here