The Three Kingdoms: Infinite Summoning

As soon as the protagonist is born, his parents are predestined. My talents are astounding from ancient times to the present, and I can do everything. There was a fiancée who came to break off the engagement. If the protagonist is not convinced, don't bully the young man into being poor. If you go out to learn skills, you will definitely have opportunities. If you become a disciple of someone, there must be a story. I was jealous of others when I became a disciple, and all my senior brothers refused to accept it. The protagonist is slapped in the face, and the senior sister comes to help. Advise him to be patient for a while, and he will definitely meet him by chance. As magical weapons and magical skills come, so must the magical beasts. Once the magical skill is mastered, the enemy will appear. The two of them are like fire and water, and someone must come to persuade them. The sects competed and got the top three in revenge. The master invites me to meet you and go out to travel around the world. There are beauties in the world, and beauties have troubles.

When I saw Liu Bei, his wife was named Ma Rong and his godson was named An Lushan. I knew it wasn't easy😄Hulunbuir Prairie

It's a novel worth reading. The plot is compact and exciting, and the author's ideas are unconstrained! I feel like I can continue writing about his children and so on.

The content of the book is very good, but why would I give a negative review? 1. The protagonist's IQ is not enough. When the system comes up with a new word, he will always ask "What the hell is xxx?" Without thinking at all. 2. The protagonist objectifies women. As long as she doesn't marry him or speaks arrogant words to him, he will beat that woman until she is subdued. 3. Whether the protagonist really loves his harem is debatable, because most of his abilities are obtained through the harem rather than his own strength. 4. The author maliciously slanders historical figures, portrays Mozi as a beggar-like figure, and performs various vulgar and disgusting actions. So I gave a bad review

Although the words are different, the content is the same. Every time the enemy is bragging, there will definitely be a soldier who announces his death.

Liu Xie was castrated? This is too ridiculous. The author wants women when he sees them, but there is no other way to do it. They say Cao Cao likes wives. You are wrong! Even if you don't care about reputation, as a leader, you should take it into consideration at least! It's easy to be attacked by a group of people. It depends on whether you die or not.

There are so many territories, prefectures, cities, and counties, but the number of soldiers has not increased much. We have been using prisoners as soldiers. Don't you know how to recruit? And the points increase so slowly. If you don't engage in women, can you increase the points by abusing men? Can't you do it more?

Kun is so big that it can't be stewed in one pot. It's named Kun, and it turns into Peng. Peng is so big that it requires two barbecue grills, one secret and one spicy.

Emmm In fact, if this book is used as a verbal novel to pass the time, it is not impossible. But if you really want to see history, the Three Kingdoms, and political intrigue, then this book is really not available. . . Almost a routine. Sometimes the author wants to make the enemy more realistic, but in order to let the protagonist win, he just makes the opponent a fool. Leaving aside other princes, just talking about Cao and Liu, Liu Bei encountered much greater setbacks in the history books than in this book, but throughout his life, he only really lost his temper after the defeat of Guan Yumai City. Not to mention Cao Cao, he lost most of Yanzhou, lost his eldest son and general, was defeated in Chibi, and almost died on Huarong Road. These are all historical facts. Under such circumstances, Cao Cao still had the intention to laugh at the enemy and boost morale. Why was it so unsuccessful? Secondly, the combat power or strategy settings are too sloppy. Xiang Yu has never killed a serious general, almost all of them are little-known minions. Moreover, it seems that anyone can compete with Xiang Yu? Taishi Cineng, Zhang Liao can, Guan and Zhang can also do it. You know, in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Zhang Fei fought against Lu Bu alone for eighty rounds. Seeing that Guan Yu was defeated, he immediately stepped forward, but it was only fifty rounds. Liu Bei was worried that they would lose, so there was three heroes fighting Lu Bu. Lu Bu is so strong, Xiang Yu opens 55 every game? Is it better than Qianhe to win Taishi Ci? Let's talk about Zhang Liang, the legendary three heroes of the early Han Dynasty who sought sainthood. I can understand that the intelligence is mediocre. After all, we are all mortals. It is normal to not have such a good strategy. But if the opponent has a clever plan or something, the reaction will be outrageous without the protagonist. Even if you want to make the protagonist a brave and intelligent wise man, that's too much. A little personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it. PS: A little suggestion. In fact, there are many heroic and dazzling battles in history. The author can learn from them.

I read Chapter 40 and it's not interesting. The plot is illogical and the grammar is wrong. You don't need food to recruit soldiers. The cavalry only needs horses. The enemies are all mentally retarded. It's not even a good article. I regret it. It's just a waste of time.