The Three Kingdoms: Super Summoning System

I've read more than two hundred chapters, so I'm just so-so. Let's talk about the generals in it first. So far, Lu Bu is still invincible in the world. The protagonist's strongest general has a full strength of 106, while Lu Bu has 107, barely 55. Some military commanders often appear randomly, and they are no worse than those summoned by the protagonist. There are also a lot of local military commanders. Although the protagonist is gradually conquering them, this unstable factor makes people feel uncomfortable. Then there are the civil servants. The enemy civil servants are always on the rise, and they are always against the protagonist. They are no less disgusting than the dead generals. The civil servants under the protagonist, apart from running the country and serving as directors, rarely make any suggestions. Most of them are the protagonist's own strategies. Very few of them come up with suggestions to win the battle. Basically, they are the enemy's tricks and tactics, and they take advantage of the victory to pursue. Let's talk about the content. I won't mention the typos. Many places are unreasonable. It's normal to say that there are several unreasonable places in a novel. However, this book has a lot of flaws, especially Jin Yiwei. Finally, there is the plot. It drags, the pace is slow, very slow, and the overall writing is not comprehensive, and the transitions jump a lot.

Overall, it is a novel that can be read normally. Unlike some novels, you can't stop reading it after reading the beginning. Or adjust to the last one. The plot is still good. There are a lot of Wencheng generals, but they still need a certain amount of culture. In addition, there are still many typos in the article. Sometimes people's names are also wrong, but overall, it's watchable and okay.

For more than twenty years and more than 1,200 chapters, Jiangdong has not been defeated. He has commanded more than ten or twenty people who have commanded 95, not to mention too many who have more than a hundred martial arts. You can't defeat Jiangdong with such a luxurious lineup for more than 20 years?

It's really a pure struggle for hegemony in troubled times, starting from scratch, building up a kingdom bit by bit, and suffering all kinds of old sins. Then I might as well just read the original version of The Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

I listened to it to the end. Overall it was pretty good. I kept listening until the end. Mainly it ended without many heroes coming out. It was very sloppy.

There are still interesting points in this book. There are multiple bosses fighting for the world online at the same time, and the author also writes the battle in a more majestic way, and there are no eunuchs in the end, which is worthy of praise. However, there are too many mistakes in the book, and the characters and directions are often misunderstood, which makes people confused. In addition, it is relatively dull and sometimes makes people feel sleepy. Therefore, I can only give you a half-average review!

When I saw you slandering Liu Bei, I didn't want to look anymore. Since ancient times, there have been several gentlemen like Liu Bei. Liu Bei is a mirror. When you slander him, it proves your character.

Don't kill Dong Zhuo, just divide and conquer! Running to start a business, no wonder they are afraid of the rich second generation starting a business

Can be seen but not good looking

There are a lot of typos, and they are confusing. You may know them sometimes and you may not know them at other times.