The Three Kingdoms' Greatest Strategist

I have finished reading, and I have read nearly ten Three Kingdoms time travel novels. This one is definitely acceptable. First of all, many people travel through the Three Kingdoms to find those beauties, and they don't let any of them go. All men understand it, but I am speechless when they spend a lot of space on falling in love. One person talks, two people talk, and everyone talks. There is nothing like this in this book, thumbs up. Secondly, the opponents in this book are not stupid, and they are not crushed just because the protagonist is a time traveler. Third, the killing is decisive. Some books are about traveling to the past, and the Virgin bitch is so annoying. Fourth, don't delay. I read a book some time ago, and it was nearly 400 chapters long. Before Fatty Dong died, I played with Fatty Dong for more than 200 chapters. Even to deal with a small character, I had to use all kinds of tricks and describe all kinds of details. In the end, I gave up when I couldn't stand it anymore. Of course, there are still some flaws in this book. Let me briefly talk about my opinions. First, the plates are spread too wide. Second, the latter is a bit too idealistic. Third, the orientation is a bit confusing.

History is mostly mindless. Who is more trustworthy than your emperor Liu Huangshu? Return the blood edict, even if the emperor is a fool, he will not give you the blood edict before seeing you. I'm speechless. Is the protagonist really a fool? You wrote that Li Ru knew that Liu Bei in Qingzhou was too powerful, so he issued an edict to let the princes attack Liu Bei. Cao Cao and other princes were afraid that Liu Bei would continue to develop, so they attacked Liu Bei. They are all more credible than blood edicts.

It's really good-looking. I don't like it either because it makes me crazy when I travel through time or because I don't like it. Military strategists are really talented and knowledgeable, or maybe I don't understand the historical details. Anyway, I think the military strategist's layout is closely linked. When will something be done, where will be captured in the early and mid-term, and where will the money and food come from? Nb

This praise is due to a slip of the thumb. There are really many typos.

Good to read, one of the better books in the Three Kingdoms genre! The plot has twists and turns, grabbing the reader's heart. The final constitutional monarchy is too idealistic, but because of this, it is not a brainless genre! Every aspect of the plot has the shadow of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". But can the author stop using speech recognition to code words?!! Too many typos! (There is no love between children, only the desire for unification of the world) Highly recommended!!!!!!!!! (*^@^*)

The plot is too simple, and there are problems with the writing style. It is written in vernacular but not in vernacular, and in classical Chinese but not in classical Chinese. The sentences are used indiscriminately and the words do not convey the meaning. It made me sick to my stomach... I decided to give up the book...

It's this age, but you still think the Western style is better? Childish

Just like a book for children, there are many logical loopholes, it is outrageous, and it can hypnotize you

There are too many typos, which is a flaw. The process of fighting generals only has three words: "kill with clang and clang", and the description of the war is even more sloppy. The plot tries too hard to cover everything, and the result is confusing. The development process is too idealistic. The number of troops likes one hundred thousand, and the dialogue is slightly embarrassing.

It's okay in the front, but it sucks in the back.