Three Kingdoms: Starting from Zhou Lang, the Young Man Who Cut Off His Beard

If you repeat the same thing several times, will you make everyone who reads a book look like a fool?

If you write about the Three Kingdoms like this, you might as well read the original work

You will not marry Da Qiao or Xiao Qiao. This sister cannot marry Du Kefu. Both Sun Ce and Zhou Yu were short-lived.

Most of the novels about the Three Kingdoms are fan fiction, with some fantasy in the background, and they are all quite sleazy. I remember there was some kind of mythical Three Kingdoms, which was faked to attract the audience. I just couldn't stand it after reading a few chapters. If you can open a mountain with one blow, what's the use of a city? Why fight and assassinate? If you can't assassinate the master, you can assassinate the young master, counselors, prefects, magistrates, etc. If it doesn't work, you can destroy the fields and food, and collapse the rule. There may be some Immortal Master settings in the future, which can create fields and food or even great resurrection spells. In that case, only the top aristocratic families can come to the table. Liu Bei, Gongsun Zan, and Sun Ce can recruit as many assassin masters as they want at any level. Maybe it's because The Romance of the Three Kingdoms is so awesome. It's obviously about history and military affairs, but it's about fan fiction and fantasy novels. It's a group of authors who are selling sheep over dogs. It's hard for me to accept this little white text about history and military affairs.

Mr. Cao? Have you read too many historical novels and allusions to historical events? During the Han, Wei and Jin Dynasties, the protagonist called Cao Cao like this. It always felt like he was calling Cao Cao his father, which was very dramatic 🙂

Posted a new book @, I missed a hundred chapters, I can't accept the protagonist's crazy slaughter of the Yellow Turban Army, what the people need is a good person like Liu Bei instead of a tyrant like Cao Cao

It's quite nice, but there are a lot of common sense errors in it.

The span is a bit big, from Tokyo literature to history all at once

Full support. Make a suggestion. Bring less personal items.

Arrest, the subject matter is a bit broad, is there an outline this time?

I haven't read something so well written in a long time, come on

Not to mention secretly publishing the book, I just saw it was your book, it's a bit late to invest.

A good book, no doubt about it. I just hope that the author can stop explaining the economy and culture less and focus on promoting the plot. Because according to what the author and the protagonist have said, it is not just about fighting for hegemony and unification, but also about external expansion. It would be too cumbersome to write too much. After all, this is just a novel. If the author is really interested, you can publish papers and write literary works, right?

I hope it won't be as overly xenophobic as other books in the future. It's okay to attack rationally.

Do all the novels you open have multiple female protagonists?

Suddenly I realized that I had read the author's previous books

Can you answer the previous question?

Didn't the weapon say a halberd? Turned into a gun?

The ones that disgust readers the most: Zhuge Liang, Zhao Yun, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei poached Liu Bei, Guo Jia and Xun Yu poached Cao Cao, Zhou Yu poached the Soochow regime (Sun Ce and Sun Quan), and Tian Feng Jushou poached Yuan Shao. Why are readers disgusted? Because these people were, without exception, loyal to the monarchs they were loyal to in history, and they were people who could sacrifice themselves for the benefit of the group. If you let the protagonist poach such a person, good readers will not praise you, because others have proven his ability in history. But if the writing is mediocre or poorly written, the reader will feel disgusted and tarnish the model that the historical figure has constructed in his mind. Therefore, generally experienced authors who write about the Three Kingdoms will not touch the actions of well-known figures.