Liu Bei: Rebuilding the Han Dynasty, Starting as an Extra

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Cao Cao was short, ugly, and quite old (in his 40s). What an idiot the heroine must be to think that she is Zhuge Liang, a handsome man in his 20s.

When I saw the beginning of "Three Visits to the Thatched Cottage", I thought I would be waiting for Zhuge Liang to be in his strongest form, but it's only hindsight! What was it like before the time travel, and what is it like after the time travel?

This can't be something you learned from Liu Chan

More ancient and less modern, otherwise the plot will advance too slowly

The writing is very good, the content is coherent, the plot is fresh, and it is full of imagination at all times. It becomes more and more exciting later on, it is worth reading, and cheers for the author!

This book contains descriptions of facial expressions, psychology, and scenery. It cannot be said that there are no descriptions, but they are almost invisible. There is not even a brief explanation of the events by the narrator. It's all about character dialogue and character actions, as well as some simple scene descriptions, and the writing style is like running water. There is no sense of immersion There is also no protagonist or crisis at the beginning. You should just move the time travel to the first chapter at the beginning.

The writing is good, but there are few modern plots. You can refer to other time travel stories.

Why is no one reading? My books have become piles of books

Having entered Jingzhou ahead of schedule, there should be no more Chibi. We can rely on the defense of Fancheng and Xiangyang, and at the same time move south.