Call of the Three Kingdoms

This book is the best among the earliest Call of the Three Kingdoms series, so this book is very good. Now, if some people think it is a waste of your IQ, you can just write it. Put yourself in someone else's shoes, do you find it boring to read novels written by great writers from ten years ago? It's the same thing, so just read with a calm mind and don't look cynical, okay?

From the perspective of today, many plots in the book are a bit mindless or unreasonable, but from the perspective of ten years ago, they are simply fairy tales. I remember that at that time, the urban soldier king and the routine of pretending to be cool and being slapped in the face were popular. This kind of novel was simply a novel at that time.

The most pity is that you actually wrote Tang Ji to death and then resurrected her after she was finished. You are also a talent

This is the first book about summons that I have come across. It is very good and some of the details are deeply rooted in people's hearts.

The type of ideas is quite good, but the author's knowledge and level of writing are completely beyond control. The literary writings are not decent and have no characteristics, and the political writings are like elementary school students forming cliques. The harem is written in a mess, and even such trivial things in the harem can make the protagonist anxious. The military generals are even funnier. They were scrawled entirely out of personal preference. The Water Margin is like a novice who dies casually. The heroes of the Sui and Tang Dynasties are invincible. So many military generals are scrawled to death just for their ridiculous depth. It's really the fault of themselves

The Three Kingdoms is still good-looking in bronze, but none of the others can be watched.

This book was a hit back then, and the author thought he had die-hard fans. In fact, most of them are die-hard fans of the Three Kingdoms. If you don't believe me, just look at the author's subsequent books, and you'll find them all unsatisfactory. The bigger reason is that the author took it upon himself to harden his own fans late in the book. This is really confusing behavior, and few book friends before opening a new book support it. Otherwise, he would still be at the level of a minor god now.

I am a free book lover, which is what you mentioned. But when I saw the author asking for votes, I came over to cast two recommendation votes. In fact, I forgot my account password, and it took me a long time to find it. [Fn=2_4]

This author was so irritating to the readers and made Chen Qingzhi so unbearable that he gave up after seeing this. Who is he?

Xiang Yu, a man who was forced to commit suicide by Han Xin, actually had 100 points as a basic commander. Yue Fei, a man as famous as Bai Qi, Han Xin, and Li Jing, had only 98 points as a basic commander. From this, we can draw the conclusion that Yue Fei in this book is not as good as Xiang Yu in terms of command.

But unfortunately, the weather did not go as planned. Suddenly, sporadic raindrops fell on Jia Fu's face, which was warm and cold.

Say a few words. It's really annoying to people nowadays who just follow what others say. I often see people say: "Zhuge Liang's military trash in history was mythologized by the Romance of the Three Kingdoms"; "Liu Bei, he is a scumbag and hypocritical"; "I, Guo Jia, are the best in the Three Kingdoms, if he had not died early..." Since 5 explores history, let's talk about history. The Romance of the Three Kingdoms indeed mythologizes Zhuge Liang, and Zhuge Liang is not as divine as in the Romance. But a non-mythical Zhuge Liang is garbage? Many people say that the evidence for Zhuge Liang's incompetence is nothing more than the comment in the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms that "it is not his strength to adapt to general strategies!" First of all, this is just Chen Shou's own evaluation. He does not know about military affairs. Secondly, this sentence does mean that Zhuge Liang is probably not good at military affairs, but! Read it in context, and what did he say before? He commented that Zhuge Liang "can be said to be a talented person who knows how to govern, and he can manage Xiao Zhixia." He previously commented that Zhuge Liang was the ancient Guan Zhong Xiao He who governed internal affairs, so the context is roughly like this. Xiao Ming scored 100 on the political test, 100 on the Chinese test, and 96 on the math test. Maybe Xiao Ming is not good at math! ? ? ? 96 Is math garbage? ? ? Continuing with historical facts and not commenting, Sima Yi is awesome, but relying on the Wei State, which is much stronger than the Shu Han, why can it only be defended? Some people say that this is because Sima Yi saw the key to victory. As long as he persisted, the Shu army would retreat. Sima Yi did see it, but that was not the reason why he refused to fight. First of all, this is not in line with Sima Yi's characteristics of fighting. Look at his fighting style in Liaodong. He marched thousands of miles and fought for many days in continuous heavy rain to break Xiangping City. So why was Zhuge Liang so timid in his Northern Expedition? There is only one reason, Zhuge Liang is too powerful; secondly, Sima Yi also tried initially, but they all ended in defeat (including Zhang Jia also died in his attempt); furthermore, the emperor was still watching, and he could end the battle quickly and reduce the consumption of national power, so he should never hold on. Based on the above, Sima Yi could not hold on because he was not sure of Zhuge Liang's victory. Considering the relationship between Shu's national power, Zhuge Liang's military capabilities are stronger than Sima Yi's. If Zhuge Liang is military garbage, then Sima Yi is... Understanding history, we can see that many military masters admire Zhuge Liang very much, including Li Jing and Yue Fei. Zhuge Liang is also one of the Ten Philosophers of the Martial Temple. Although the Martial Temple has changed many times, Zhuge Liang is still among the Ten Philosophers and has never changed (there was no Romance of the Three Kingdoms at that time), so Zhuge Liang's military ability is not only not weak, but also very strong. Let's talk about Liu Bei. Since we are talking about history, let's put aside the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. So why is Liu Bei hypocritical? ? ? Baffling. Isn't Liu Bei's hypocrisy written in the novel? Historically, Liu Bei was a person whom even Cao Cao had a favorable impression of when they first met him. There were also many outstanding figures at that time who were friendly with him even though no one said he was hypocritical. How did you know that he was hypocritical? Liu Bei was actually probably the most handsome of the three monarchs... And very same-sex attractive... Well, that's it. As for Guo Jia, many people praise him because of Yi Zhongtian. But his "ten wins and ten losses theory" is actually just rhetoric. In short, it's just one sentence, Boss Cao, you are worse than Yuan Shao. Well, it also helped stabilize Boss Cao's determination. Above

I originally read it day and night, but I ended up seeing the author arguing with some readers and writing a general to death with all his heart. I had been optimistic about Chen Qingzhi since he was summoned. Although he never performed well, I naively thought that he would make a great contribution. As a result, the fans praised Chen Qingzhi to death. Motives cannot lead to great results. I read the next three books and they are like eunuchs. It is really not suitable for writing books. I should change my career.

This author is the most cool person in the starting point, and he personally goes out of his way to make readers feel bad about himself. Hahaha

The most toxic aspect of this book is off the charts, and how many people have abandoned it because of it?

It used to be okay, but now it's a fun read. It's about brainless soldiers, sperm on the brain, and the identity of the summoned characters is not particularly embarrassing, and even if it's an illusion, there should be a limit. Historically, it took Cao Cao thirty years to unify the north, but you unified the entire Eurasian continent in less than twenty years? And Chen Qingzhi's part was particularly embarrassing. Even if he wasn't Zhou Yu's opponent, he wouldn't have lost so miserably. Even if Chen Qingzhi's opponents were weak in history, they still had solid records that make you write it like this (although he was resurrected later, it was even more embarrassing after the resurrection)

In fact, I quite like this setting, but there are a few points that are really unacceptable for a girl. It is the harem opened by the male protagonist. So many beautiful ladies are all owned by the male protagonist... Emmmm, there is no mouth, so I can't stand it after seeing Wu Zetian appear... Even though this setting is very cute

There is a saying that Chen Qingzhi was blown too much, but the author is not honest. After all, the author himself was blowing when Chen Qingzhi first appeared, and then he fed everyone a handful of Olympus. Although there were other reasons for the brainless blowing, what the author did was indeed very lunatic.

I've read a lot of people criticizing in the comment area, but I've read so many summoning novels and still none of them can surpass this one. That means Peak Summoning can be slightly compared with the martial arts mythological background setting added after it.

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It's been so long since it was finished, otherwise I wouldn't know if the author has a perverted mind. He often appears in unofficial historical figures when he is famous for others, and is a weakling for himself. The protagonist Liu Bian, a loser, did not get angry but laughed when he heard other camps reveal his fierceness. Hahahahaha is interesting. I also feel that my generals finally have an opponent. The strategies used by the protagonist in the book are always about women. Without women, there are no strategies. At this level, he is still pretending to be an emperor. I don't say that you have to put all your ability points on yourself. What are the things I mentioned above that an individual can be happy with? A trash like the protagonist can explode after his ability reaches 100.

I really feel that this kind of novel that forcibly makes the protagonist more difficult is boring. Why do you cheat if you think it's too easy? If you cheat because you're afraid that you won't be able to write anymore, you forcefully increase the difficulty. It's very brainless.

This protagonist is so fucking smart that it gave me a headache watching it. With this kind of IQ, he is only at the level of a 10-year-old, and this is what he wore during time travel?

After reading dozens of chapters, I found that the protagonist was worthy of being an emperor, a family that was working as an internal agent for him. After the protagonist was discovered, the family was massacred before the protagonist attacked the city. All the men, women, and children were killed, and the women were raped and killed. In order to arouse the anger of the readers, the process of being raped and killed was detailed. After the protagonist broke into the city, he pretended that the family was no longer there. I didn't even read a few chapters to write about the family that was slaughtered because they wanted to be the protagonist's internal agent.

It doesn't matter what Chen Qingzhi's ability is. I really admire the fact that the author insisted on writing Chen Qingzhi to death in order to confront the readers. . . Why did he change the plot, setting, and outline just to go against the readers? This would disgust the readers? I really can't understand

The protagonist has no merit, he can only think about problems with his lower body, and he can't walk when he sees a woman. There was also Chen Qingzhi, who died after being summoned to no avail. I wonder if the author has a grudge against Chen Qingzhi? He was resurrected again later, which was really funny. He was also resurrected into the enemy camp.

The true intelligence of the protagonist is hard to describe. I don't know how you continue to read it, but you keep recommending it. Are you trying to find a sense of superiority in the protagonist?

It's quite funny, Liu Biao is still an official in the court, and Liu Yao has to wait until Dong Zhuo's death to take office. What I am sure of is that the author has not read the Three Kingdoms and is writing completely nonsense.

If you don't have such a great reputation, why am I so poisonous after just reading the first few chapters? Is this really good looking? The summoned general became his own woman out of nowhere. This is too...!

It would be good if you write less about women in this book. When you write about Mu Guiying, make her a heroine, don't make her a protagonist. Otherwise, the protagonist is a couple with Mu Guiying, and Mu Guiying is the heroine. With your setting, it would be better to change Mu Guiying to Zhao Yun! I don't recommend three wives and four concubines now, but I'd better write them one by one!