The Last Three Kingdoms

What do you think of the final Three Kingdoms series? Just two words, fuck, what are you writing? There are a lot of them, and few useful plots. What's the point of writing it so realistically? Why did I come to read your book? If I want to see the truth, it's better to read the official history. I always have to think that I win by luck every time. Is that interesting? Can you still become famous if you make readers unhappy?

I listened to this novel by listening to the book, and I couldn't help but come to the original work to mention some areas that need improvement: 1. It would be better to rename it Narration Three Kingdoms. The narration is a large one: the dialogue, expressions, and demeanor descriptions are insufficient; 2. There are many grammatical errors. There are a lot of inappropriate use of keywords, which will sound weird and not like normal people talking; 3. There are many self-contradictory points in the article. The one that impressed me the most is: when the protagonist intercepted Deng Ai, the description of the private army was better than that of a normal person. Ordinary soldiers, one is worth ten, and later in Luoyang, when the protagonist accompanied Sima You to besiege the Jin Palace, he said that the private army was no match for the regular army 😅 4. There are many spy war plots in the early stage, let's not mention whether it is suitable for the Three Kingdoms In the spy war, the spy Jade Bird appeared many times. When they crossed the snowy mountains to reach the land of Yongliang, the news about Deng Ai was leaked. There were only a few insiders. It was obvious that the spies were among the top officials. This time bomb was not solved immediately. Didn't you think of digging out the Jade Bird? (The article mentioned that Ajian should keep an eye on the spot, but I think it is far from enough)

This book is rubbish among rubbish, and the second book is also rubbish. Fortunately, I felt so sorry for it when I saw the ending.

"The gentry is the foundation for ruling the world"? ! Absurd! The population of the gentry accounts for less than one-tenth of the world's population, so it's just a base! Simply politically ignorant

When I was little, I liked Liu Bei when I watched Three Kingdoms. When I grew up, I realized that I liked Cao Cao.

Overall it's good, the ideas are great, but I feel like the details could be improved a bit. It seems that in the chapters of counter-rebellion, the tension before and after entering the camp was good, but the rhythm dropped when the final resolution was dealt with, resulting in a less satisfying feeling. It would be better to read if the sense of rhythm could be raised to another level here.

This book is also called Rebirth. In the time of daydreaming in the Three Kingdoms, isn't there a little bit of B-number about whether Shu can win?

A fighter among the rubbish. He conquered the world by himself, not being the emperor but letting others be the emperor. In the end, he faked his death and lived in seclusion. The protagonist occupied Guanlong and had hundreds of thousands of troops to become the emperor. I really didn't expect that he would still be a dog at the end.

The throne of Anping is not up for grabs, is it false, is it a good person? Poison

Snow dance, snow dance, snow dance, your uncle's dance, this famous QQ style and the protagonist perform one bloody foot-binding routine after another. It is incompatible with the history of the Three Kingdoms. You have to take a detour when encountering this author.

I'm complaining, you're just a royal child competing with the crown prince for women, you're greedy for body and body, you're despicable

Since Liu Yin was later posthumously named Renxiao... Emperor Yongwu, then Chen Shou should have written "Emperor Yongwu Chronicles" instead of "Biography of King Yongwu", just like even though Cao Cao did not proclaim himself emperor, his posthumous title was Emperor Wu, and the book Chen Shou wrote for him was "Emperor Wu Chronicles".

Such a novice in history actually dares to write about the Three Kingdoms. I admire you. Did you ever see that red sandalwood and huanghuali furniture were unearthed in the Han Dynasty? You still understand politics as something you support, so I object. Zhuge Zhan's reason for opposing the protagonist is actually because Zhang Shao supports him. It's simply childish.

I have been fighting the world all my life but this is the result. Fortunately, I jumped directly to the last picture to see the ending. Fortunately, I did not subscribe. It is so disgusting.

Deng Ai is known as "Deng Stutters". The second half of the idiom "Qiqi Ai Ai" is his "contribution", but in this novel he no longer stutters.

It should be to learn the musket fishing and bottle shooting tactics of Japan's Warring States Period. Lure the army into the stone mine array, and then suddenly detonate the stone mines, killing and injuring the enemy in a large area.

It ended when I saw tea drinking... How did the Three Kingdoms drink tea? Author?

The first few chapters made me look like I'm mentally retarded

Historically, the Shu Han Dynasty claimed to be orthodox. Liu Chan, a descendant of the Han Dynasty, was only made a Duke after surrendering. Now Sun Quan is not a descendant of the Han Dynasty. Sun Quan's founding name is not justified. In addition, he surrendered passively, but Liu Yin served him with royal courtesy, which is very inappropriate.

This comment section really confused me. Has this book touched someone's cake? Is it okay to scold him so harshly? Although there are indeed many flaws in this book, and many chapters are indeed quite vicious, but overall, the writing style is quite good. If you don't like it, you can give me your opinion. Why should you criticize it so viciously?

There is no trace of Machiavellianism in the protagonist, only a political idiot. Jiang Wei is idealistic, and the protagonist is not bad either. I am very curious how the author allowed him to live for more than 1,300 chapters and gave him a happy ending. Good idea

I can only say that the protagonist is an orphan. After living in society for so many years, he is still a dazed young man with no city government at all.

What the hell are you writing? It's rubbish.

The country is almost gone, and it is still doing something all day long. Besides, there are big problems with the previous settings. There is no such thing as a vegetative state in ancient times. Modern vegetative people are probably skin and bones when they wake up after lying down for seven years. What's more, in an era when material foundation is lacking.

It's amazing. In ancient times, a person in a vegetative state could survive for 7 years. It's funny.

There are so many poisonous points in the first 3-40 chapters that I was almost persuaded to quit. It got better after I started to gain military power, and the plot was much smoother. However, the protagonist's personality was not likable, and I believe most book lovers would hate it. I saw more than 500 for the time being, so I let the spy go and come back to complain.

Who would have thought that the Sima family was so arrogant that it took almost 300 years from Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty to the Sui Dynasty to unify the Sima family. The annihilation of the Sima family by Liu Yu was considered a minor incident.

The subject matter is good! It's just a little flawed. Although the writing is smooth and the plot is compact, the first ten extremely important pictures of the fight for hegemony are a bit... 1: You shouldn't write about pretending to be a slap in the face and picking up girls. There are opportunities later. After all, most readers came to see you unify the world, but you didn't get started for a long time. Although the heroine is a seasoning for the novel, the taste changes when used too much. The author obviously wants to use Xue Wu (named genius) as a tool to promote the direction of the plot, but this not only weakens the role of the protagonist but also makes readers reject Xue Wu. Although it is indeed a bit unsatisfactory, readers who like slow pace and depressing plot can read it. It doesn't matter if he is poisonous. The protagonist is one of the rare people with correct views, but he is always being plotted against (it's not good that even a village girl is smarter than him). Of course, this is also the reason why I, Long Aotian, am bullish. In short, it is worth reading. Anyway, there is no depressing plot such as giving away a daughter, so the reader will not lose anything.

The author doesn't understand history at all. You wrote a living person into a dead person, so I won't read it.

It's amazing. Also, let's complain in the comment section. During Wang Mang's time, it was a unified dynasty that emphasized legitimacy. At the end of the Three Kingdoms period, the Five Kingdoms will soon enter China. What concept? It is a time when all moral laws are gone. This period is precisely the best time for your reform, because during this period all the relationships of vested interest groups have been basically eliminated, and we have entered a period where whoever has the biggest fist has the final say.