Three Kingdoms: Reviving the Han Dynasty, Starting with the Execution of the Ten Permanent Servants

My grades were very poor back then. My teachers and classmates all laughed at me, saying that I would definitely not be able to get into college and would have to move bricks in the future. I was not convinced, so I secretly made up my mind, worked hard from dawn to dusk, and studied hard. My grades improved by leaps and bounds, and I was finally admitted to college. I studied civil engineering and went to move bricks after graduation. I just want to prove to them: Moving bricks is destined, and it has nothing to do with whether you can pass the exam or not!

I have been following this book for a long time. This book can be said to be fresh and refined among the time travel novels about the Three Kingdoms theme. Let's talk about the advantages first. First of all, it is more consistent with historical facts. The author has carefully constructed a magnificent stage of the late Han Dynasty. Except for the plot of the two Yuan rebels against the Han Dynasty, which is slightly awkward (understandable, after all, it has to serve the main plot), the rest of the plot is also consistent with the development of historical facts. It is very smooth and has a sense of substitution. The second point is the character structure. The author abandons the fixed thinking of the Three Kingdoms in the past and depicts more unknown heroes in history, so as not to cause aesthetic fatigue. The third point is that the plot progresses very smoothly, and there are no forced plots that increase the twists and turns of the story. For example, the story about King Chen Liu is very exciting and has a good result in the end. This is more in line with the reader's journey. After all, there are so many words and ink, such a good plot, but it is not saved in the end, which will make people very annoying. The last thing is the author's detailed control of psychological tactics. It is rare to see the bad street routines of Xiaobai. He has strong logical thinking. This is very important when writing historical novels, but many novel authors now do not have this ability. Then let's talk about the more obvious shortcomings that I personally feel. The biggest shortcoming that touches me the most is that the author's portrayal of the character's personality is not clear enough. It is as if everyone has the same personality, speaks the same words, and has a similar style of doing things, making it impossible to tell the difference. Secondly, in terms of language description, it can be seen that the author has definitely taken care of historical novices. The dialogues of the characters can actually be more concise. It can be seen that many words are directly translated from classical Chinese. Although this can be compatible with the understanding of ordinary readers, it greatly loses the charm and heritage that historical novels should have, and the readability is obviously reduced. But overall, this book is still very good and highly recommended. My brother's rating is four stars.

No, even if the Han Dynasty has come to an end, people in the world are still called Hanchen. How many battles were fought in the early and middle stages of the novel in the name of the Han Dynasty? You are now the emperor of the Han Dynasty. Why do you think that all parties are rebels when the Han Dynasty is hanging on to its last breath? They think about opposing this and that every day, but do they dare? Now you don't understand the principle of whoever resists first will die first? Liu Bei's side is even more amazing. What was the name of Liu Bei's business? After King Jing of Zhongshan, he inspired to regain the Han Dynasty, and now the emperor is always there. Tell me, why did Liu Bei and the others show up as anti-thieves? ? ?

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It's very interesting. I've been short of books recently, so I found a good book.

Let me explain in advance, this is not a drag, I think it is really good-looking, much better than the NT mindless and cool novels I have read before (the protagonist is cheating, the villain is stupid). The characterization is also okay. If anyone has objections, I would recommend something else. The book is deserted.

This book is in its middle stage. How can I put it? It is tasteless and a pity to discard. The main emotional line is too unacceptable. After all, it is normal for this time-traveling male protagonist to have several harems. The protagonist met and had a quarrel with Cai Wenji. Cai Wenji was swimming naked in the pool every day. It was so outrageous. The two of them swam naked at the end, but don't pretend to be a historical celebrity. Cai Wenji was written like a scheming bitch. Later, she said that Cai Wenji was naive. It was really disgusting to see her. There were more and more typos in the future, so she abandoned her around. The main reason was that she was afraid that it would be more uncomfortable if she saw Boss Cao rebelling.

Good reviews are all thanks

It's good to watch. Who can compete with the heroes of the Three Kingdoms?

Why did he accept Cai Wenji? Was it because he thought the Queen Mother He was not enough? Cai Wenji's opening scene is enough to disgust him