From the Start, I Snatched the Five Tiger Generals

This novel about the Three Kingdoms is generally very good, better than most novels about the Three Kingdoms. It's even more mindless writing that completely explodes the system's history without even understanding it. The plots are interlocking, the content is one after another, and the protagonist's passionate growth path makes people cry. There are also some small flaws, but the flaws are not outweighed. Personally, the image of the protagonist is a bit hard to accept. It would be better if he had the figure and appearance of a handsome young man like Zhou Lang. The only dissatisfaction I have at the moment is the marriage with the princess. After all, they are close relatives. It may be a foreshadowing by the author, but I'm looking forward to it. Overall, it's a very good read. I hope the author will update it more.

So far, the logic of the book is passable, and the description of the characters is completely based on official history, not the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. It is a very interesting book. I hope you don't need eunuchs, please hurry up. Author

The front part is a bit toxic but I can still read it. When it comes to the marriage part, it is disgusting. I have refused Liu Hong's marriage for ten thousand years. I turned around and met him again and coveted her body. I wrote that I have made an alliance with Cai Yan, my childhood sweetheart, and vowed not to marry Cai Yan. But after meeting for ten thousand years, I asked Cai Yan to be my concubine. It was called to save the world. I just happened to be able to get the century-old ginseng that Wannian had taken care of to treat Huang Zhong's son. He also asked his subordinates to tell Cai Yan. Isn't it hypocritical? He has studied the Four Books and Five Classics under Zheng Xuan since he was a child. He has really learned Confucian culture in vain. He is just like a gangster. He doesn't even bother to touch women with the six etiquettes. She is still a talented woman like Cai Yan. The protagonist is simply a low-end version of Liu Bei. It's really disgusting. I have no opinion. I'm leaving.

How should I put it? I like the plot better. The invincible flow is not brainless. It does not rely on its own knowledge of the past life to play with the Three Kingdoms and win over famous generals. However, the author's writing style is a bit poor, and he has not studied and understood the personalities of historical figures. Overall, it is good. Please update it frequently.

It was okay at first, but around chapter 300, the loopholes were too big and it was very cruel! After Liu Hong's death, he could obviously let the two little emperors die unexpectedly and ascend the throne, implement benevolent government and let the people live a good life. At this time, the number of herdsmen in each state was only ten thousand, and they were still very weak. They have to wait until they have fattened up their troops to tens or hundreds of thousands, and then kill them one by one, leaving millions of people to die in the war! Wu Zetian's situation is more than 10 times more difficult than that of the protagonist, right? The whole world is an enemy, surrounded by the Li clan, vassal kings, and aristocratic families, who can quickly kill the emperor and implement benevolent policies to benefit the people. Is it difficult for the protagonist to secure the world with 100,000 elites?

What I wrote above is still readable, and occasionally there are some inaccuracies and flaws, but it's barely acceptable. Alas, as a result, the quality of my writing deteriorated as I went on, and I couldn't even use basic idioms well. They couldn't distinguish between priorities and trivial matters were discussed at length, and Dayu couldn't even cure them when he came. Moreover, the mental reduction is even more serious, and many characters have even changed their personalities. For example, Liu Bei's people are not simply evil at all. Liu Bei's people are completely written as if they are mentally retarded. There are also endless typos.

I read 580 chapters in two days. I haven't been in this state for a long time. Let's talk about the protagonist first. What attracts me in the first few chapters is the word "true". "True" has a strong sense of substitution. He is not a perfect person. He will have small flaws. He will be complacent when there are many soldiers and will be high-spirited when the war is about to begin. He has great ambitions and takes the lead; some people say that he is a scumbag. At first he said that he would not marry anyone other than Cai Wenji, but in the end he made her a concubine and married Princess Wannian. But I want to say that don't we modern people think that everyone should be treated equally? Whether they are concubines or wives, they are all treated equally. Even if Cai Wenji is his wife, the protagonist will still have concubines. It was impossible to be monogamous in that era. And if you just say that the protagonist is a scumbag, why not say that the protagonist resisted the temptation of Queen He and Mrs. Zhang for Cai Wenji? There are also many people who don't like the scene where the protagonist cries when he is in a desperate situation for the first time on the battlefield (think crying is very low-key), but I personally think this is the most realistic and sublimating point. No one is born a god of war, a hero, or an emperor. Most people gradually grow up and accumulate experience, not overnight. The description at the beginning is of a Liu Zhang who has a certain talent and a bit of ambition. Later, after experiencing more, he will show his ambition and ambition and become an overlord. Let's talk about the subordinates. Many people think that Jia Xu is the first to suffer a bit of character collapse, and they think that he will not be very loyal to the protagonist. However, I think Jia Xu's position next to the protagonist is very likely to make him loyal. It can be said that apart from the protagonist, he has the most power. It can be said that he is the first person under the protagonist. The ancients attach great importance to the kindness of acquaintances, and it will completely happen that a scholar dies for a confidant.

Although time-travel novels can make up history, the main axis of history (events, characters, geography) cannot be changed. The development of characters and plots must be logical, the writing must be smooth, the sentences must be smooth, and it must give people a pleasing feeling. However, the author of this book basically achieved it, but it is a little less exciting. Come on, Zhuge is very worried🍺🍺

A three-year-old child, even if he travels back in time, is awesome and not scary, but what is scary is that he talks like an adult and is very uncomfortable to watch! The poisonous spots that follow one after another are really uncomfortable! Slip away...

I gave up the book when I saw the shameless part about recruiting Guan Yu. The clan members of the Han Dynasty traveled through time for more than ten years. They became famous as a young boy and knew the history well, but they didn't recruit them. At first, they thought they wanted to retain some powerful opponents. However, when they became sworn sworn sworn sworn sworn friends, they decided to recruit them instead. You can't read it with your brain.