Three Kingdoms, Me? a Perfect Strategy?

The new book is well written🙂

Ignoring some small details and minor flaws, the pace of the book is quite good and refreshing. The middle is a bit funny but not too dramatic. Generally speaking, it is very difficult to write out what you want to read and explain the story clearly. I recommend reading it.

Brother, generally speaking, an author in the historical area, even if he is proficient in a certain period of history, will not keep writing. After finishing a book about the Three Kingdoms, he will pick up another book from other eras. His mind will not keep writing about one subject, otherwise the homogeneity will be too serious. Of course, I am just a reader, but I have been reading novels for many years. Generally speaking, successful authors are like this

Don't be fooled by the name and introduction. The content is very nice and not as rubbish as the introduction and name.

The author changed the book cover to this to ensure that your clicks will double

If you haven't read it yet, ask Shen Nong, did Wu Guotai accept it?

Dong Zhuo is old and has no heirs, and he only wants three princes. Once Dong Zhuo retires, his tribe will either have no one or no foundation, and will eventually return to the emperor Liu Xie. Who wants to kill Dong Zhuo? It is a traditional family with a central position. If a traditional family wants to control the center of power, they must kill Dong Zhuo. But Yuan Shao's behavior is more like a new aristocracy and a new aristocratic family, directly abandoning the central family, annexing local areas, and establishing his own power. There should be a big reason for his so-called status as a Shuzi.

Dude, you really have a bad name. If the introduction wasn't good, I wouldn't even read it. Alas, let me pick one for you. It can be called "The Style of Gaozu: I held Dong Zhuo hostage to command the Xiliang Iron Cavalry"

Still pretty good-looking. However, the author writes that the protagonist either relies on his opponent to transform or is lucky. It feels like he has repeatedly emphasized that the protagonist has no talent or ability. He has been writing like this for dozens of chapters...

The author explained the plot a bit too much, and it felt like the plot was a bit delayed. It would be much smoother if the explanations were simplified. I just want to make a suggestion, it's still very nice 😥

Can there be less explanation? 😥 It's so boring. Almost every picture has an explanation of psychological activities 😒

It's too difficult to write about strategy and achieve results in the Three Kingdoms. The strategy itself should be interconnected to advance the plot, and it's slow to start. This requires too much experience and emotional intelligence on the part of the author. Don't try it if you don't have an excellent IQ, it will only result in half the effort with half the effort.

The protagonist becomes emperor later, who will be the queen? So far there is no female protagonist. In ancient times, especially if you were a lord, having no descendants would be okay in the short term. Over time, people's hearts would be in chaos. If you follow the protagonist, if the protagonist has no descendants, who will inherit the family business in the future and give it to outsiders?

The writing is pretty good. The assassination of Dong Zhuo was so humorous that I was most impressed.

The protagonist and Dong Zhuo are really a pair of hard-luck mandarin ducks 😭😭

Lacking scientific and technological breakthroughs, saddles and stirrups are not difficult, paper making and movable type printing are not difficult, and some scientific and medical concepts are not difficult either.

This book is very interesting, but I am speechless. The title and introduction of this book made me not want to read it so many times before, I just crossed it out. In summary, it is a good and enjoyable book.

It's a pity that the Three Kingdoms literature is now gone.

@, I found that many of the reviews of your book are intended to dominate the sea... The protagonist spent more than ten years not even conquering the mainland, but was on a par with Cao Cao. I really don't think how he can dominate the sea. At this period, Japan was still a tribal savage, European Celtic druids were killing people and offering sacrifices everywhere, India had just been wiped out by Shuanggui, and other islands could not even find a civilization. Where can you find so many loyal people who have left their homes to rule overseas? What can you trade with the tribe to make up for your expenses? Food is everything at this stage, and the protagonist's family is richer than anyone else. Do we need to rely on sailing to obtain so-called luxuries and treasures? The class struggle is about to begin. Is it necessary to disrupt the arrangements for the entry of capital in advance? If the protagonist's progress is faster, I won't go out of my way to talk to you.

It is recommended to change the name... First of all, there is a problem with the positioning. If you are a strategist, others will think you are a counselor. As for the tone, it's like a novice or at least abstract. Two different things from what you actually wrote...

I hope the update time is more stable

Can the author provide a map of the protagonist's current power?

Chapter Thirteen and Fourteen are written about nothing but chicken feathers. They are better than children fighting.

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Does the protagonist still have to fight this kind of meat grinder-style war with others when there is an industrial generation gap?

A group of officials fighting? Or assassination? Fighting for so long? You are so ugly, you are rubbish!

The protagonist actually becomes the boss of the Xiliang Army at the beginning, which is a bit ridiculous.

This month's monthly pass contribution has come out, the update is a bit slow, the monthly pass is saved by reading other books

Did sleeping bags exist in the late Han Dynasty? ? ?