Storming the Three Kingdoms with 108 Heroes

Habitually exaggerated, the protagonist's strategy is not wonderful, but it always gives people the feeling that no one except the protagonist can think of it (but it has not reached the level of intelligence reduction); the protagonist is moody when summoned in the first place, but immediately turns into a mature hero in the later stage, which is a bit disconnected; The characters are slightly stereotyped, and the strategy is a little immature, but the look and feel is good; the writing is good, a thousand times better than most of the novels on this site that use bad jokes and bad jokes; the cool points are outstanding, and it is a qualified cool novel; the author is diligent in interaction and solicits readers' opinions, which is also a bonus. As a casual show, it's pretty good. (Personal opinion only)

Not bad, not bad, I hope the author can maintain this kind of writing style

It can be seen that the author wrote it with intention, but there is too much foreshadowing at the beginning, which makes it seem a little flat. It gets more and more exciting later on.

My writing skills are okay, but I use too much force and feel like everyone is pretending to be cool in my face.

The plot is okay, but the descriptions of the generals drawn by lottery are copied and pasted every time? I'm quite speechless. It feels a bit too exaggerated. I can't stand it every time I see the lottery. The lottery is really a failure.

It's getting better and better, I can't stop. The author's writing style is good, the characterization is delicate, and the characters are vivid.

The plot is exciting and the concept is clever!