Three Kingdoms: Revitalizing the Shu Han from the Street Pavilion

Come on! The author's writing is quite good. I personally like this kind of delicate Three Kingdoms. The author will give explanations when he finishes writing a chapter, which allows me to understand the content of each chapter better. I have also seen the author talk about his own personal pressure and difficulties in real life. I admire the author very much, because in other words, I might have given up most of it and found a path that I think is right.       ，，，，，，，，

Chased. At present, the plot progress is quite smooth. Although the author likes to drift away from various perspectives, he can still take it back in the end. Overall, the protagonist stands firm and the story has twists and turns. How can I put it this way? The characters are well created. Each character has a distinct personality and a wide range of distinctions. There is no facial expression at all. Everyone has their own acting style and inner position, and the image is very solid. The only shortcoming is what I said at the beginning. The author likes to have various perspectives, and there are many foreshadowings and subplots. There are pros and cons. After all, if you always write around the protagonist and solve problems when they happen, it will appear that other people are too stupid. At the same time, it will become a refreshing novel, and there will be no sense of heaviness and strategy like a historical novel. I hope that the author can stabilize the writing style and logic in the future, successfully gather the huge world view, and bring it to a good conclusion. I believe that the subsequent plot will be more exciting.

Zhang He is the second and fifth largest son of the Three Kingdoms. If he and Gao Lan had not led the troops to surrender, Yuan Shao's Guandu wouldn't have been so miserable.

Will Ma Chao's son appear in the future? In official history, his son is called Ma Cheng😅

I feel that in the current situation, it will be very difficult for the Northern Expedition to successfully seize the land. If the operation is good, retreat the troops and use a defensive counterattack to kill Zhang He. Only then can things turn around.

Damn, it's very well written! Come on, boss! Don't stop updating!

Zhuge Liang is a growth-type commander. He is still a junior commander this time. By the time of the Five Expeditions ten years later, he will be fully intact and invincible in field battles. The protagonist really wants to open a medical technology link to maintain Zhuge Liang's life for ten more years when he returns this time.

This time we can kill more than half of the 50,000 people, kill Zhang He at the same time, and then relocate the population of the three counties. Even if the Northern Expedition is successful,

Gao Xiang is also a good general and should be almost as capable as Guo Huai.

Author, if you don't update to 800,000 words at night, can you sleep?