Hanwa

The idea of giving up the throne is pure nonsense. It is not in line with human ethics at all. Since it is a time-travel novel, don't forget that the morality of later generations is far inferior to that of previous generations. Human growth is caused by the environment. Liu Bei in the article has not experienced those experiences in history, where can he come from? Besides, there are no fathers and sons in terms of power. This loss is the human heart, which cannot be compensated. The war is imminent, and this situation is somewhat similar to Wang Mang usurping the Han Dynasty. Everything the author wrote before, including the established system, laws, military system, and surrendered personnel, will be completely abolished once the abdication is successful, unless Brother Shi comes to take the throne again. After all, the subordinates and subversive laws, the implementation of the system and the military system are based on the rights and knowledge of the former master, and unconditional obedience. The new master has no prestige and rights. The previous things must be abolished to establish his own prestige, and the personnel will basically die. Therefore, what the author writes here is pure nonsense. He is still thinking in a small-scale peasant mentality and has no ability to control the overall situation. If it is simply to make up for the text, then this step of giving up the throne will attack the long-term aspirations and loyalty of his subordinates, and there is a huge contradiction with the previous part. That's all.

I don't understand why Zhen Mi was made several years older, but then she rejected her when she loved the protagonist so much.

Cai Yan, Diao Chan? ? ? ? They all give up and then turn around to pick up someone else's worn-out shoes. It's really a coward.

The protagonist's talent is not as good as that of a small section chief now. One: Not being subject to Zhou Mu is just a matter of lack of self-confidence and fear of fighting with Cao Cao. Second, they don't farm even though they have land. No military expansion, no conquest Third, we have a hundred times the foundation of Cao Cao. Confirmed to be developed by Cao Cao Conclusion It is better to watch Romance of the Three Kingdoms. (I got the golden finger but wrote it according to the plot of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms).

What bullshit logic is there at the beginning! According to the nature of ancient people, I am still nagging you!

This character is written as if he has to be both a doctor and a memorial arch. The emotional scenes are even worse. They have to write such a bad street scene where love turns to hate.

If you can't write about love and hate, don't force it. Readers are not here to read romance. The story about fighting for hegemony should look like a story about fighting for hegemony. What was the most important thing during the Three Kingdoms period? Promise! Faith! Sense of responsibility! If you're not Yi Xiaochuan, don't pretend to be a holy mother. No one forces you to learn from Cao Cao and Gao Huan. Don't talk nonsense about valuing love and righteousness. Is it possible that just because of a single friendship, the person who is good to you will be pushed into the abyss?       ？ There is really something wrong with your thinking. Do you understand what love is? I really can't compliment the characters you wrote. This time travel was also in vain. To be honest, a book still has a guiding role for readers, but it is not as degrading as you. It's annoying to say too much. Anyway, I think the author, your writing career for so many years has been in vain.

Don't blame me, it's just the title of your book that made me complain. I remember there was a book called "Tang Brick" that was one of the books I had read at Qidian that kept me going until I finished reading it. I thought it was a follow-up to "Tang Brick" when I first read your book title. Who knew it was such a thing. Please write a book and pick up the title for snacks, okay?

Well, how should I put it, the protagonist looks very mature and a bit sophisticated at first glance. But every time I see a famous person in history, I cry out in surprise. Is it because I can't help my expression or my mouth? Even ordinary people like us will become calm after seeing too many big shots. I am very calm (⊙o⊙). Naturally, the novel is not reality, but is also based on reality. Too much separation between characters and cognition affects readers' reading. It's just a personal experience, don't spray it if you don't like it.

It's really nonsense,saying that himselfpeople from two thousand years later were poisoned to death

This book was published before Tang Brick, right? Hey hey hey 😃

At first glance, I saw the cover, title, and introduction. The Three Kingdoms in the Late Han Dynasty has a concise introduction, clear content, and closely follows the title. The cover also has a royal feel and is neat and uniform. The first impression is very good. 1. The author of this article is a real "author". Although he is a newcomer, he is a veteran. Writing on a real history requires solid historical knowledge. Moreover, the writing is skillful, the narrative is clear, the writing is deeply touching, and the writing is soft and delicate? ? ? ? ? I can't think of a better compliment! What I admire very much is the author's wide range of knowledge, from animals to plants, from history to common sense, from ancient punishments to historical allusions, and he has a very comprehensive grasp. The whole text runs through ancient and modern times, combining modern thinking and perception, and the writing style has a sense of joy. 2. This is the only time-traveling article I have read that fully explains the origin and process of time-traveling, which makes me not reject this article at all. The plot is very compactly arranged, and the protagonist's time travel is explained clearly in just one chapter, and it's very exciting and detailed! It is also realistic for the confusion and discomfort after time travel. What happened after the time travel made people tangled up in it. Although he would not die immediately knowing that he was the protagonist, the issue of the protagonist's life and death can always affect people's hearts. Moreover, it is very clever to embed the protagonist's time travel in history in such a subtle way! 3. The author knows so much about the history of the late Han Dynasty, and describes each character in such detail, and the psychological changes and character expressions are very prominent in the character's personality, and each person's portrayal is meticulous! Although I am not proficient in history, and I don't like to read such physical historical articles, the writing style of this article and the description of characters and events are profound and simple, which made me read it without feeling bored at all. It also feels a bit like watching "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty"! Love it so much! In general, the writing style of this article is light and humorous, the words are concise and concise, the plot is interlocking and fascinating, the characters are flesh-and-blood, and the protagonist's experience touches people's hearts. It is worth collecting and reading!

This book is a bit poisonous, and the more you read, the more poisonous it becomes.

Rubbish novel. The protagonist picked up a broken shoe and still loves only one person in this life. He decisively abandoned the book.

This emotion is too poisonous and too taken for granted! Bad review!

Zhennima is a SB author, and I don't know how much advantage I can use in the early stage. You still want to wait until Cao Cao unifies the north to become awesome? The characters you wrote are not even as good as Liu Bei! Still following Liu Bei's old path haha, SB, tm let a jb big post office take away 10 million silver! SB

What the hell! Not even the first chapter!

It's a pity to throw it away, but it's tasteless to eat.

How does the protagonist survive? Are you too idealistic? I can't stand it, it's too poisonous.

At first glance, I saw the cover, title, and introduction. The Three Kingdoms in the Late Han Dynasty has a concise introduction, clear content, and closely follows the title. The cover also has a royal feel and is neat and uniform. The first impression is very good. 1. The author of this article is a real "author". Although he is a newcomer, he is a veteran. Writing on a real history requires solid historical knowledge. Moreover, the writing is skillful, the narrative is clear, the writing is deeply touching, and the writing is soft and delicate? ? ? ? ? I can't think of a better compliment! What I admire very much is the author's wide range of knowledge, from animals to plants, from history to common sense, from ancient punishments to historical allusions, and he has a very comprehensive grasp. The whole text runs through ancient and modern times, combining modern thinking and perception, and the writing style has a sense of joy. 2. This is the only time-traveling article I have read that fully explains the origin and process of time-traveling, which makes me not reject this article at all. The plot is very compactly arranged, and the protagonist's time travel is explained clearly in just one chapter, and it's very exciting and detailed! It is also realistic for the confusion and discomfort after time travel. What happened after the time travel made people tangled up in it. Although he would not die immediately knowing that he was the protagonist, the issue of the protagonist's life and death can always affect people's hearts. Moreover, it is very clever to embed the protagonist's time travel in history in such a subtle way! 3. The author knows so much about the history of the late Han Dynasty, and describes each character in such detail, and the psychological changes and character expressions are very prominent in the character's personality, and each person's portrayal is meticulous! Although I am not proficient in history, and I don't like to read such physical historical articles, the writing style of this article and the description of characters and events are profound and simple, which made me read it without feeling bored at all. It also feels a bit like watching "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty"! Love it so much! In general, the writing style of this article is light and humorous, the words are concise and concise, the plot is interlocking and fascinating, the characters are flesh-and-blood, and the protagonist's experience touches people's hearts. It is worth collecting and reading!

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At first glance, I thought it was Tang Brick on the cover.

There is something wrong with this characterization. The whole modern girl style. If two more women like this appear, the book will be ruined. Recently, regarding the apprenticeship sequence, it seems to have the feel of a modern urban novel. During the confirmed apprenticeship ceremony, a student actually started to revolt on the spot. It was just an attack on the spot, but it got out of hand. The teacher was just a decoration, just watching the two students fight. I have to say that it is unbelievable that something like this happened in front of a great scholar who values ​​etiquette. It is a taboo to write historical articles without a historical flavor, and I hope Qingyang will pay attention to it. Almost all such modern and ancient books have sunk. Again, those who want to see modern times should go to see the city, and those who want to be nostalgic should go to see history. After years of practice, the novices back then are no longer so naive, so it is much more difficult to write a book.

2 Pictures a day is too little and I want to know how Zhao Ji and Diao Chan are doing

I'm here to support you tonight! I saw your announcement of "Wang Tu Three Kingdoms" and also read your remarks about the release of "Hanwa"! Worth learning and learning from! Brothers, the journey has not been easy, it is persistence and perseverance! Sometimes I want to give up, but with you guys who seem to be in the same boat, I'll keep going! See you moving forward bravely, I will brave the thorns behind you! One day he will become a god, and you and I will watch the storm with a smile! 😃😃🤝

Um, this Hanwa, this name. . . I'm thinking of Tang Zhuan. The problem is that you are not fat. Is this a good name?

It feels much better than "Tang Brick". "Tang Brick" gave me the feeling that it was too wordy. The first few chapters had a light-hearted feeling, which felt very comfortable. Later, almost every chapter included actions such as kicking the protagonist's butt. Although this was very entertaining, it felt too frivolous. I hope "Hanwa" won't be like this. I wish the author's book will reach a higher level. 😃

After seeing these two chapters today, it's no wonder that some book friends commented that the author has a martial arts tendency. Guan Erye fights against the Yellow Turban alone. His sword skills are indeed powerful, but this is not the point. The point is, leading hundreds of people into a chaotic battle with the Yellow Turbans? Perhaps it is because the protagonist is not yet able to organize the escort team to practice formations. I wonder if the author has found any information on ancient military formations? Historically, famous generals were not famous for their personal bravery, such as Han Xin and Wei Qing, but for their excellent organizational and command abilities to mobilize tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of armies composed of different types of arms to organically combine into various formations to defeat the enemy, rather than relying on a few fierce generals to conquer the world. It can be said that in their team, they may not have brave generals like Guan Zhang and Zhao, but they must have a considerable number of refined soldiers. In fact, regardless of the Three Kingdoms or the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, success does not actually rely on brave generals to gain power, but on the effective command of wise generals to win the war. Therefore, the most successful commanders under Cao Cao were not Dian Wei Xu Zhu, who was highly skilled in martial arts, but those balanced generals who were good at leading and training troops. On the contrary, before entering Yizhou, Liu Bei had always relied on brave generals such as Guan, Zhang, and Zhao, but lacked the talents to stand alone. As a result, he could only lose one defeat after another. It was not until he had Kong Ming that he had a comprehensive talent (although his military ability was not outstanding). It was precisely because of him that he gave Liu Bei powerful assistance. It's a pity that Kong Ming alone cannot complete the great cause of conquering the world. In a word, well-equipped and well-trained soldiers, coupled with a large number of middle- and lower-level officers with rich experience, are the foundation of a victorious army. It seems that the protagonist's current subordinates are still far from a regular army. Why is the Yellow Turban Army's million-strong division not an opponent of tens of thousands of regular Han troops? It is because they have many people but are disorganized, and the Han army's tradition for many years, even if it has been demobilized by the end of the Han Dynasty, its training intensity is not comparable to that of the Yellow Turbans. In the face of an effective military formation, the Yellow Turbans with many people can only look forward to it and sigh.

Why do I always think of "Tang Brick" every time I see it said like this?

As a pseudo-Three Kingdoms fan, although I have some complaints about this book, I finally saw that it is going to be on the shelves. No matter how hard you work, you will gain something. Congratulations to Hanwa! Congratulations to the author! ! I don't have a monthly pass, but a subscription is required.