The Phoenix Dances in the Nine Heavens of the Three Kingdoms

It's a pretty good idea, but the plot introduction is bland. The introduction is a bit long-winded, it's a big book, and there are too many characters. The relationship between the characters is a bit confusing. A single biography of the male protagonist for six generations. The father of the male protagonist, the first of the six generations and three princes, is a great figure in contemporary times. There are many knowledgeable disciples There is a powerful mother clan, but not much is introduced about the mother clan. There are seven sisters. In order to be well-matched, the seven sisters often marry into wealthy families. There aren't many introductions to my brother-in-law's family. After three or four marriages, I don't know what happened to the sister behind me. Marrying multiple wives, his son has already started marrying a wife, and there is another Zhen Mi who is still unmarried. The wife family is the current generation, and the help is not obvious. I have written more than 1,800 chapters, and it is clear to follow the protagonist. The Three Kingdoms Struggle is advanced by multiple lines. Only the main line lacks the description of the sub-line. Let's just say the main line is clear. If I just take the main line alone, I feel like I've only written a third of the way, or it might end in an anticlimactic manner. It's rich in content, but the subplot is not obvious yet.

Not bad👌😌

As a novel about the Three Kingdoms, it is not boring to read. The timeline is from before the Yellow Turban Uprising. You can see the protagonist and the people around you getting stronger step by step. It is not abrupt and has a sense of cultivation. In short, it is very interesting. 😋😋

I made it up and lost my memory. There is no mention of integrating the memory of the previous owner. Later, when he met the second generation of Jinyang officials for the first time, how did the male protagonist know which of them he knew and whose son he was? You made up a secret novel and asked the butler next to you who they were, and the butler introduced them to you. Doesn't it make sense? The novel is compiled casually, but you also have to make it consistent with your own plot logic, right? I read every novel very seriously and try to immerse myself in the novel! Every time I see this kind of plot where the plot is messed up and made by myself, I feel extremely uncomfortable! There are still typos and missing words. If I were reading a paper book, I would be so uncomfortable that I would tear it up.

What can I say about this book? It fulfilled all my personal fantasies, how to charge into battle and how to be fearless in the face of danger. The characters in the Three Kingdoms are also portrayed in a way that I personally like. However, I don't know why the later chapters basically depict the conversations and various preparations of the counselors in the early stages of the war. These are constantly being portrayed, but the passion in the later chapters is missing! Don't know why

I have also read other Three Kingdoms novels. This is the first time I have read more than 300 chapters of a novel. Very very good.

In other Three Kingdoms novels, you go here to find famous generals, but you look for famous generals, but you are different. You are waiting for famous generals to come to you. Are you RMB? What are you writing about?

It took more than 2,000 to get to Fatty Dong. Isn't this 90% nonsense?

The first few dozen chapters are okay, and the second chapter is about talking. The main character is also the main character, and the supporting characters are all better than the main character. In this way, you don't need to travel back in time. Just write personal names and you can write from the Han Dynasty to the modern day. Those who read the book can read it for hundreds of years.

It's a serious score loss. The whole article is so long-winded and annoying.