
Three Kingdoms: Defending the Border for Ten Years, Li Yuanba Was Signed at the Beginning
三国:守疆十年,开局签到李元霸
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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944Chapters
1.3MPopularity
1.2kReaders
8.7kMust-read votes
9.0Score
7.7kRatings
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It's hard to comment on this book. I can only say that the ingredients are complicated, too exaggerated, too outrageous, and the character setting is just for fun. I don't even want to say anything else. It has plot but no plot, depth but no depth, and logic but no logic. I can only say that this book has a strong smell of a middle-aged man's self-indulgence. It is purely the author's self-obsession. This kind of book is for the author himself.
All I can say is, it doesn't look good. If you don't have the ability to write about the data of historical figures, then don't. Li Yuanba couldn't beat Lu Bu, and even after fighting for so long he was tied with Li Cunxiao. How come you, Lu Bu, are better than Xiang Yu? The data here is wrong and the data is wrong somewhere. If you don't know how to write, how about writing about the people of the Three Kingdoms? If you only write about other eras, if you only have the Three Kingdoms and you say Lu Bu is the best, I won't say it. If you write about other things, write about Lu Bu and Li Yuanba, Li Cunxiao and Yang Zaixing. They played 150 rounds and they were tied. I can only say that your level is not worth writing about this kind of time-travel flow. The same goes for Yu Ji. It's really a piece of cake.
The structure of the article is concise and reasonable, and the author's understanding of the original text is also very deep and thorough. The language of the full text is sonorous and powerful, and it makes people excited and excited when reading it.
What the hell, they are all top military generals. Historical generals such as Lu Bu, Yuanba, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei are all gathered together. The opponents are not worthy of their fame, and they are both SSR level. It should be difficult to tell the winner. It's too fake.
The article is well conceived and completed in one go. It's smooth and reasonable, but the combination of history and system is a bit bad.
You keep emphasizing what the special forces do and write it every five chapters. Are you afraid that I will forget it? There is nothing left to write, right? There is nothing to say.
Very good
Wide to wide
I'm really curious about why it has such a high rating, and all the outrageous modern words and memes are popping out of my mouth. To be honest, it's really outrageous. I just want to say, is this Three Kingdoms serious? Does it stay cooked?
The plot is okay but the writing is not very good, just like the essay title is good but the writing is not good. The biggest failure is that the force value of the three Sha Po Lang armies is too strong in writing but too weak in reality!