Building a Hidden Haven in the Three Kingdoms

It's well written, but there's a big problem: it's off topic. Have you ever heard of the inaccessible Paradise Cave? Even if the Paradise Cave is very small and even restricts the number of people, it must be able to enter, otherwise the golden finger will be useless. You can just call it the system, why call it a cave?

The writing is okay, but the author still has a filter for ancient celebrities. To conquer the world, everyone can be killed and everyone can be used. When it works for me, Sima Yi will use it too. When they block my way, Liu and Guan can also be killed.

When writing historical novels, you don't even look at history, and you return Jiangdong to the Rats. If Jiangdong is the Rat, then Guan Wutou is nothing, Zhang Wutou is nothing, and Liu Shu is nothing.

After reading more than a dozen chapters, I don't feel any pleasure from cheating. I don't know what the meaning of cheating is...

Invincible prose requires the writing method of invincible prose

First, it was an unpopular start and few people knew about it. Second, even if it is a fictional story, history must be respected when citing historical evidence. Third, the Five Dou Rice Cult has a relatively small audience, and the sense of involvement is not that strong. Fourth, the problem of plug-ins. The protagonist's plug-in is called a cave, but the function of the plug-in described is obviously not a cave. In Taoism, a cave mostly refers to a place where gods live. It is generally a cave paradise, habitable and accessible to people, rather than a data space that only produces materials. The description, use and definition of the plug-in cave in the article deviate from the public perception. If the author wants to redefine Dongtian Paradise, he can make it clear from the beginning. Therefore, I personally think that this book is not attractive enough to me, and I will not go into depth in the follow-up.

The author is a slow-paced player, it's too boring

Doing nothing alone and receiving five buckets of rice every month, are you going to support everyone? Modern society can't do this, right? It's too intellectual.

Isn't Liu Bei's wording in the introduction wrong?

Generally speaking, you can watch it or not. A lot of small mistakes, dozens of kilograms of fine iron can only make a few spears, what a joke. With the same food and grass, others can raise 10,000 soldiers and horses, but the protagonist can only raise 1,000, and food can also be inflated.