Three Kingdoms: a Poor World

The writing was pretty good at first, but after seeing the disappointment with Cao Cao, I felt confused for a while, and the writing was very embarrassing

If you want to realize your ideals and wipe out all the clans in the world, you can only achieve it by becoming your own lord. It is impossible to seek refuge with others. It is extremely stupid for the protagonist to want to seek refuge with others at the beginning. Therefore, he is not worthy of being a character who possesses Guo Jia for future generations, so he gave up.

The protagonist wanted to join Cao Cao at first, but after the siege of Luoyang, he came to his senses and began to fight for hegemony on his own. In my opinion, the plot, war, and strategy are all well written, especially the writing style has the feel of a classical novel, and the writing is smooth. It is very complete as a Three Kingdoms novel, and it does not lose suspense and excitement. The protagonist is very pragmatic and down-to-earth every step of the way. A young man starts an army and a middle-aged man competes for merit. He is not overly irritated because of grinding and grinding. However, the ending feels a bit rushed and the meaning is not finished.

Why is the book review so important?

I would like to ask, is this a book about Guo Jia being the lord?

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