My Father, Lu Fengxian

The overall storyline and plot are not too out of the ordinary, very reasonable, and the writing and style are very good.

It's not too much to give yourself a good review, right?

The plot is wonderful and depicts the current social situation in ancient times, but the ancients cannot understand what modern people say.

I just read a thick and dark book about the Three Kingdoms. This is the Three Kingdoms that normal people can read. It has justice, bravery, wisdom, and three righteous views. It is a good book worth spending time to read.

It's creative and thoughtful, the characters are fleshed out, the plot is well developed, and it's also mythical. Yes, I like it😃😃😃👍👍👍

The author knows that two long weapons cannot be danced on horseback, as they are easy to cause accidental injuries and cannot be used with force. It's weird every time I think about it

I feel that the author is very serious in describing the scenes of the Three Kingdoms. They are magnificent, raging, and full of love.

The logic is clear, but the portrayal of some characters is a bit tomatoey, but in the end, Qimao's is much better than those, come on!

It's very average, the timeline is confusing, the protagonist is quite speechless, the author is very negative about Liu Bei, and there are many poisonous points. The previous plot was good, but Yellow Turban was very draggy at the beginning. There is basically no big picture view. There is a reason why no one looks at it.

The writing was okay. After all, it was normal for few people to watch it in the initial stage. Modern democratic ideas seemed very exciting against the ancient background. But later on, it committed a problem that many writers make: spending too many chapters to describe a small incident. The Chu Feiyan incident took about 60-70 chapters, which slowed down the development of the plot and affected the main plot. The impact is not big. At this time, it should be recruiting troops and accumulating food, reorganizing the army, supporting farmers and workers, seeking military merit and promotion to fight foreigners, recruiting soldiers and fierce generals to defeat the Yellow Turbans, and recruiting military and political talents to travel around the states. Since the protagonist's ideal is to conquer the Central Plains to save the country and stabilize the people, he should first accumulate strength before conquering the Central Plains instead of hanging around in a dead place with a supporting character.