Three Kingdoms: Summoning Mighty Generals

Fortunately, I watched the anime first and then read this book, otherwise I would have been dissuaded by Qimao's low score of 8.4. After reading it, I think it scored at least 9.2. After reading the reviews, the low evaluation is nothing more than ① the system is too bad and not fun enough ② the author has "incorrect views" and ③ there are too many narrations in arguments with readers. In my opinion, this is exactly the advantage of this book. ① This book is not a horizontal tweet, and the person summoned is not a puppet. He may be loyal or betrayal, and it depends on the host's methods. Only in this way can there be suspense. The purpose of exposing the opponent to a good person is to check and balance. Otherwise, Han Bai, Li Yue, and Xiang Jin Erli will directly push the whole thing horizontally, but this does not conform to the vertical and horizontal background of the Three Kingdoms. ②The host is not a saint, and is sometimes vicious and cunning. This is actually quite consistent with the personality of the emperors of the Three Kingdoms. As for the perfect protagonist of other novels, it is actually impossible to exist. For example, many people questioned the use of the eldest grandson Wujia to drive a wedge between Li Er and Li Si. Although it was vicious, it was in line with the emperor's intentions. ③The so-called argument with readers is actually to explain the author's thinking. There are a thousand Hamlets for a thousand readers. Each reader has his or her own expectations. If all readers are satisfied, it will inevitably contradict itself. For example, some people think that Guan Yu is invincible, while others think that Zhao Yun is invincible, but there must be a distinction between superior and inferior. As long as the idea conforms to a logic, it will be fine I read in the narration that I wish you good luck in the Year of the Monkey. It is estimated that this book was written around 2016. It is an earlier Three Kingdoms novel. Maybe my reading is limited. I think this is a pretty good book among the novels about traveling through the Three Kingdoms. It is worth recommending.

Why! Drama! Writing style! Don't think about what to say, the author has his own rhythm. But I can explain most of it with just one thought. Most of the pages are filled with various explanations. Reading this book at a glance will not affect your reading at all. You can see there's a lot of water. Too watery! Too watery

I read the book many years ago and came back to read it. Among the many time travel and summoning stories, it is the best written... The most logical, and the arrangement of each character is very reasonable.

So far, this is the pinnacle of books on this subject. It would have been better if there were less explanations. What disgusts me the most is that the characters revealed are basically on the enemy side, and the attribute values ​​​​are too complicated. Also, the combat power does not match at all. Qin Qiong is ranked 13th so high. The ones with high combat power have been reduced and the ones with low combat power have been strengthened, but it is still worth reading.

I just want to say that the trap of seven or eight hundred people can directly reach 5,000. Gao Shun never dreamed that there would be so many people. What will the coalition of princes use to fight? Who is the time traveler, who is in danger, and who is the protagonist? Dong Zhuo? Lu Bu? Or Gao Shun?

I thought I was reading a high-quality historical novel, but the more I read it, the more it looked like a DS obscenity. I was really fascinated by it.

This book can be regarded as a masterpiece from ancient times. It was written in 2014 and completed in 2017. Therefore, those who say it is not good 20 years later are evaluating this work from a perspective that transcends the times. This book written by the Bronze Swordsman should be regarded as the beginning of the call to history. Damn it, I was really sleepless and forgetful about eating when I read it. Looking back now, it does have a lot of flaws, but this is the grain of the past. Now it is of poor quality and it is indeed a bit out of date. Overall, this is a perfect, genre-creating novel.

The biggest difference in this book is that there is a system instead of collecting them all without thinking. In the end, the all-stars compete for supremacy and are crushed. The protagonists are summoned and recruited, and the famous generals of later generations are also a highlight.

The ancestor of the Summons of the Three Kingdoms genre, it was very popular in 2014 and is considered a youthful memory for many people. (Said that the pure father in other novels is like a son) There are too many children and gods in Qimao, and the quality of readers has obviously dropped a lot compared to the previous ones. If someone with real skills in the comment area (like the popular science guy) could say a few words, there would be nothing wrong with it. How could a group of pure fire friends post such ridiculous comments in the comment area? Their reading comprehension would not stop pretending to be historical experts.

First, there is no writing style to speak of, and it doesn't stir up any waves after reading it; Is the second protagonist White Lotus? Is it the Virgin? Why are you so indecisive? Give up, give up