The Age of the Yellow Sky

I've read Chapter 700. In fact, I can finish it if I persist. The plot, characters, and writing are all pretty good. The reason I don't want to read it is that too many original plot descriptions of the Three Kingdoms are inserted, which must be included in every chapter. After reading too much, I feel a bit watered down.

Sure enough, everyone would rather be a Yellow Turban than work in Soochow

I finished reading the whole book in 7 days, and I think I can get a score of 9.5. It's not boring throughout, there's not much love between children, the killing is decisive, there are no cheating devices, there's no exaggeration, and the ending is pretty good. I recommend reading it.

A manual-style novel, everything needs to be explained for a long time

It's quite good. After reading the whole book, the protagonist is steady and steady, without any procrastination. Although the antagonists and supporting characters are not satisfactory, it does not hinder the clear organization and clear steps, which is rare in Qimao. Then, unfortunately, the ending is not explained. It would be better to write a big chapter of 8,000 words to explain it (the time travel was in the 9th year when the country was founded, and the king was 6 years old. The protagonist ended when he was 34 years old. The foreshadowing was very good, but it was not good to use an open ending at the end, which was suspected to be anticlimactic)

It's no wonder I got a low rating by trying to make up the word count.

I have read it twice. This book is really good, and each character is well-developed.

It's a bit long-winded. If you don't know the official history and are interested, you can check it out for yourself. I believe most people have read more than one Three Kingdoms novel. The pace is too slow. Liu Hong is not dead at chapter 380, and the chaos of the Three Kingdoms has not yet begun. The protagonist is more realistic. He is not invincible when he comes out, but he also grows up little by little. I skipped chapters to read 375 when I wrote this review. I just wanted to see the author's thoughts later.

Survival is analyzed from a civilian perspective.

Many modern elements and lengthy