Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Take Over Liu Bei's Cause and Rebuild the Han Dynasty

I stopped reading after seeing Chapter 296. It's not that the writing is bad, it's pretty good. There are very few logical errors, and it doesn't seem to be intellectually subdued. Although there is a harem, there are very few similar descriptions, which does not affect reading, and it is also in line with the social conditions at that time. It just seems unpleasant for a time-travel novel. For example, the protagonist is too smooth sailing and wants everything to come true (Liu Qi angrily said: Liu Xiu, the son of the plane, deserves it, but I can't?), Eh. . To put it another way, I feel that after traveling through time with modern knowledge, I might as well change something. For example, first, reputation. The protagonist keeps copying poems (how do you remember so many poems?). Want to be a poetry fairy? The Qin Emperor unified the six kingdoms, unified weights and measures, used the same chariots and tracks, and wrote the same texts, thus winning the title of one emperor through the ages. What about adding "" (pinyin)? How many interpretations of the Analects of Confucius (except Luanyu) are there? How many more interpretations can there be after adding punctuation? Everyone knows these two things. Isn't publicity enough to earn "prestige"? Second, farming, without farming, there is no stability. There is no protagonist to improve agriculture. The Quzhang plow was invented just to please Zhuge, but it has not been promoted. Waterwheels already existed in the late Han Dynasty (it seems), but they have not been popularized (including water canals and manure). Third, armaments, gunpowder, sulfur and saltpetre have begun to be used as medicine in the late Han Dynasty, can't they be made? Even if you can't make guns or cannons, can you make a large kicker? Even if the lethality is not enough, its huge sound and broken iron will do. Especially against cavalry, the probability of horses being frightened within a 10-meter radius is probably 100%. A cavalry without speed is probably not as good as infantry when surrounded by infantry. Fourth, the aristocratic family. Emperor Sui Yang wanted to deal with the aristocratic family and became the "Eternal Emperor" in the countdown. It is estimated that King Zhou of Shang could compete. The protagonist never thought of restricting the aristocratic family and supporting the common people? The long-term goal is to popularize knowledge and popularize paper and printing technology. Paper making is to grind plants, add lime, stir, and then fish it out with a fine gauze net (hehe, I don't understand this and it's just nonsense). In fact, the protagonist does not need to do this himself. It is just a matter of time to arrange the right people to test and produce. The Chinese are the smartest people in the world (no one). What limits the ancients is their vision. As a time traveler, you should point out the direction instead of completely turning yourself into an ancient person. After all, after living in the modern world for so many years, can you get used to it in ancient times? Don't you feel your hands are "empty" when you squat in the toilet? When you hold a piece of bamboo on your buttocks, don't you feel sad about your delicate anus?

It feels okay...

The start is incredible, and the resources available are much better than Liu Bei's at his peak. Coupled with the foresight, as long as you don't make mistakes and farm with peace of mind, you can push and crush him in the later stage. It's not interesting, it's very bland. For fans of the Three Kingdoms history and time travel enthusiasts, this is a very low-level book with no highlights. It is recommended for experienced readers to avoid it, but for new readers, feel free to read it!

After reading more than a hundred chapters, it's boring. You've basically finished recruiting Boss Cao's people. . Boss Cao: Why didn't I know I was so unpopular? When the protagonist only had one Jingzhou Yu Jin: I surrender Li Dian: I surrender Zhang He: I surrender Xu Huang: I will surrender too I could have guessed the plot without watching it later, Soochow surrendered unconditionally😰

This book is good, as a senior Three Kingdoms fan, it is absolutely ok!

The first step was okay, but when he got to Da Qiao, he became wise. Da Qiao himself said that he resented Sun Ce for raping his sisters and dividing them between himself and Zhou Yu. He had no love for Sun Ce and was unwilling to keep his filial piety. The protagonist and I are also childhood sweethearts, and our parents almost arranged a baby marriage, and we also have a good impression of the protagonist. As a result, Twitch suddenly asks the protagonist to investigate the truth behind Sun Ce's death, otherwise he will not let him go even if he dies. Da Qiao's father wants to remarry Da Qiao. At this time, the protagonist has a brain and wants to assign Da Qiao to Zhao Yun. His subordinates are trying to persuade him not to listen, and they even call it a beauty accompanying a hero. What a mess! !

It's too disgusting to give away a daughter, so I gave it up.

This is one of the best Three Kingdoms travels I have ever seen on Qimao. The plot writing is very good, I just hope the update will be faster. Da Qiao gave Zhao Yun some flaws here, which is very good.

Give away daughter, abandon book

Fairly good