The Rise of the Liangren in the Three Kingdoms

It is difficult to write a time-travel novel. If you include too many famous generals and capable ministers, you will be considered cheating. If you don't include them, the protagonist will be said to be imbecile. It is difficult to get the best of both worlds. Let me share my feelings after reading this book in a few days. The plot is too simple, the fighting is not exciting, there is almost no resourcefulness, and there are too many psychological descriptions of the characters. There are too many people who cannot be ignored, Pang Tong, Xu Shu, Ma family, Wuchang, Wu Yi, Cao Pi, Cao Zhen, Cao Zhi, Sima Yi, Yang Xiu, Liu Ye, Man doted on Xiahou, Ba Xiahou, Xiulu, Meng, Zhuge Jin, etc. In the late Han Dynasty, when medical standards were backward, most of the generals died of injuries or recurrence of old sores. After reading the whole book, those who died of illness were basically old and frail, and there were only a few of them. This was not in line with the environment at that time. I disagree with the theory that gunpowder is useless. It doesn't matter whether it was used in the war at that time. It must be available, just like today's nuclear weapons. The protagonist has the knowledge of modern people and does not have any decent inventions, but he wants to lead the industrial revolution. He doesn't even think about making bicycles, but he wants to build trains and lay tracks. I originally wanted to write a good review, but as I wrote, I found that it was filled with complaints. My requirements are too high, I'm sorry! The book is ten years old. As far as traveling through the Three Kingdoms is concerned, it is still good for this book to be in the top ten. It is much better than the summoning golden finger. Hope to keep up the good work, come on!

Compared with other similar Three Kingdoms novels, this one is a bit tragic. It talks about the survival of the fittest and the wisdom of the world. Brothers who want to read Happy End should not read this novel. That's it for the good reviews, this book is one of the few good books that allowed me to bring my personal emotions into the overall picture. (I'm not a bastard)

The different feelings of the Three Kingdoms are also the 800-year-old Han Dynasty, the chaotic late Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Mengde, Yuan Benchu, Yuan Gonglu, Liu Jingsheng, Liu Xuande, Sun Wentai, Sun Polu... There are so many careerists, but they all firmly believe that they can revive the empire! In which era was this true...

If this book didn't include the time travel at the beginning, the subsequent plot would be reasonable. However, it happened to be about a time travel by a college student. After reading a hundred chapters, I couldn't stop reading. It said that the protagonist has modern knowledge reserves, while at the same time, the protagonist was written as a little person who doesn't understand anything. It's very embarrassing. I guess some people like this kind of book, so I will withdraw it first.

The plot is mediocre and the writing is terrible. It's like a children's textbook.

As a time traveler, the protagonist is really stupid. Regardless of ancient or modern intelligence, he is the number one in war. And people who have traveled through time know how good Bond, Zhang Fei, and Zhang Liao are, right? Why don't they tie up such a good opportunity to their own chariot?

Domineering fetish?

It's really rare to see such a good book after 8 years of reading experience.

The author's writing of the characters and the transition of the protagonist's growth is particularly good, which is very praiseworthy. Although some minor flaws have been mentioned briefly, overall this book is quite well written and can be read by those who are interested in historical literature.

The author writes very carefully, almost not even mentioning going to the toilet. In troubled times, I wanted to kill Pound for being a dog. It's good and unique, but I couldn't stand it after a few chapters.