Game of Thrones

I really don't recommend reading this crappy book for the following reasons: 1. The realm of cultivation is chaotic: Grade 1 to Grade 9, Grandmaster, Supreme Grandmaster. When telling the plot, the words "Grand Master" and "Shangpin Grand Master" appear constantly, making it difficult to distinguish the characters' cultivation and combat power, which seriously affects the mood of reading. In addition, the character's cultivation level in the story escapes from chaos. Sometimes he is at the eighth level, sometimes at the peak of the ninth level, and sometimes at the early stage of the ninth level. The character's cultivation level is just like an electrocardiogram. 2. The protagonist's combat power is chaotic: The protagonist will fight hard when he meets someone. He can survive a few moves at the eighth level, and he can fight head-on when he meets someone at the early stage or even the peak of the ninth level. The most unbearable thing is that the protagonist is a novice and can fight hard against a grandmaster or even a supreme grandmaster. He is still kind of brainless. 3. The protagonist has no brains and is still a virgin bitch As a time traveler, I already know that this parallel world and its characters are similar to the Three Kingdoms and others. Xiao Yuanche, who has been struggling to follow it, is different from Cao Cao in the Three Kingdoms and can't bear to leave. The protagonist is determined to do great things, end the troubled times, and work for the welfare of the people. He knows that the times are troubled, but he has worked under Xiao for five or six years without any real rights. 4. The protagonist is a virgin bitch When I left the mountain village at the beginning, I had a premonition that something was going to happen, so I didn't even remind the scholar and little sister. If something happened, I pretended to be a virgin. 5. Forcibly writing emotional lines is a mess. If you don't know how to write, don't write. First, his wife was kidnapped in front of him and he did not chase her. The reason was that he saw a little Taoist priest suddenly fainted, and he was a person whom he was not particularly familiar with and had just met. He decisively gave up the chance to save his wife for a stranger who could even be said to be a stranger. In addition, in the process of rescuing my wife, I defeated the enemy and still looked at where my wife was tied up. Shouldn't I rush to rescue her immediately? Instead, chat there calmly? ? ? What is the logic of this? ? ? 6. Multiple heroines I'm not opposed to having multiple female protagonists, but don't like every one you meet. If you like one, forget about it. It's as if you've never talked before. If you want to reject it, you'll welcome it. I've written more than 1,000 chapters, but no real progress has been made. There is also a female protagonist who can give up everything and live in seclusion in the mountains with the protagonist. The protagonist cannot let go of his worthless power.

It looks good, haha. I have a must-read vote. I will vote ten of them decisively.

A remake of the Three Kingdoms with a changed name. This is too obvious.

The time-travel version of the Three Kingdoms. I read Chapter 19 and I don't know what to say! ! ! I don't recommend watching it. The more you watch, the more likely you'll feel like vomiting.

Isn't this just about writing about the Three Kingdoms? I just changed the character's name a little bit