Three Kingdoms: Rebuilding Jihan from Xuzhou

After reading four chapters, the guy who wrote the book didn't even have basic knowledge of history and geography. He just wrote it based on his own imagination. It's a complete poisonous weed.

There are still many talented people at present, such as Xu Chu and Er Zhang. Xu Sheng, Lu Su

It is very well written and has the potential to be a divine book. I will give you a recommendation vote.

Not bad, more more

The writing is generally logical, but there are still many problems. There is no need to talk face-to-face about the three benefits and three harms. The analysis of the situation in Xuzhou is too general and superficial: First, Cao Bao was historically sealed as Prime Minister of Pi (the seat of Liu Bei at that time), and he was originally the old Tao Qian. You didn't even mention that the Danyang soldiers who were good at fighting were an important force in Xuzhou; the second one, Tian Kai, Tian, Yu and Zhao Yun, returned directly to Gongsun Zan after the assistance, which was the key to the brain drain in the early stage; the third one, Ba Changxi and other Taishan generals, do you think they were at the level of Han Yang's thieves? They were wiped out so easily? Historically, Zang Ba had a delicate relationship with Liu Bei and then joined forces with Lu Bu and became very important to Cao Cao's vassal. Chang Xi rebelled without restraint and was finally beheaded in the ban. How could he be imprisoned without hesitation? Is Cao Cao a stick? In the end, silver money was too abstract. How did the five baht circulated in copper at the end of the Han Dynasty be related to silver...

The characters feel like the New Three Kingdoms. The relationship between the characters is borrowed from the official history, and the character's personality is borrowed from the New Romance of the Three Kingdoms. The relationship between the characters has nothing to do with personality. It's just that the author's writing skills occasionally show off and I'm speechless. Maybe it's because of the writing power that others have mentioned, but sometimes it feels awkward to read one point at a time. Although my culture is not as high as the author's, this is the feeling when I read it.

No one should read this, it's so poisonous

This book begins with the visit of Xun Yu in Chapter 208. Xun Yu alienated the relationship between the protagonist and Liu Bei in a few words. The protagonist immediately became self-reliant, and Liu Bei also quickly gathered the rights given to the protagonist in the next chapter. And the author created a character who is jealous of talents and self-assertive. The character changes are ridiculously drastic, so I suggest you proceed with caution if you haven't read this book.