Three Kingdoms: Reborn as A Dou, with the Restoration System Arriving Early

The author's writing is actually just average. However, after reading the whole article, a sense of "goodness" permeates the text. But goodness is precisely what online novels shouldn't have. I don't know where I read the theory before, The protagonists created by male-oriented authors are a reflection of their own personalities. Author, your words and your soul should be pure and kind. Unfortunately, this kindness might attract people in the real world. But in the online literature world...

To be honest, the Three Kingdoms theme has been written about for over ten years now, and most of it is about internal strife. In the end, isn't the Three Kingdoms just a struggle among the Han people? It's interesting at first, but it gets hard to watch after a while because the internal strife and darkness after the Jin Dynasty were only briefly mentioned in the Records of the Grand Historian.

At first glance, the title seemed like a nonsensical and mindless piece, but after reading on, I found it actually contained some substance and was quite informative. Remove a few minor flaws, and it's definitely a fine dish.

Tang Guoqiang's version of Zhuge Liang

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... Speechless...ᴗ•💧

A Dou did not inherit any of his strengths, and he didn't have much military talent to begin with, so he looks like a seasoned veteran.

The protagonist should be changed. The time period chosen for Diao Chan and Cai Wenji to travel to is their teenage years, and the content of the current time period is not attractive enough to keep readers interested in the novel.

Now it really is like comparing apples and oranges.

Author, if Cao Chong were still alive at this point, could you have changed the course of events? That way, he would have had a rival; otherwise, it would have been a one-sided victory.