The Strongest Overlord of the Three Kingdoms

The first part is okay, but the second part is anticlimactic, with a series of mistakes that don't make the best of the situation. Don't look at the ending, it's still a good book. After reading the ending, all I can say is "What the hell"

It was okay at the beginning, but became disappointing later on. The protagonist has no ambitions and is satisfied with a little achievement. Various advantages are not expanded. The 450,000 troops often go into battle with tens of thousands of people. It has to create an illusion of the weak defeating the strong. It seems that it is easy to do everything, but it is actually lack of wisdom. The author's mythical protagonist has unprecedented military, wisdom, political and economic skills, and is unprecedented. However, during the battle, he forcibly balances his pre-war dementia, which leads to suspense in the novel. It's extremely fake. The battle details and strategies are too mediocre. It's a fun story but not always fun. The difficulty is all about creating your own units. It's a tangled novel like a stick. I was very anxious to read it. I don't understand why the author wrote such a good beginning.

After Chapter 1100, there must be a change of characters. The more I read, the more something is wrong. The characters in the plot have become weird. I just skip to the end to see the ending, and then I have nothing to say.

🔥Fantasy🔥

There are many characters, places, and events in the article, and the author has put a lot of effort into them. It's just a bit confusing. The previous article said that Pang De and Ma Chao cut their wrists, but then they ended up in the protagonist's formation for some reason.

It is disconnected from beginning to end and full of loopholes. There was a system in the beginning, but it has never been seen since. Are you kidding me that it took ten years to pacify the world? I was still interested in reading it earlier, but I just skipped hundreds of chapters to see the ending. Appendix Book

This book is written by three authors. The first two-thirds are by the original author, the last one hundred or so chapters are by another author, and the remaining chapters are written by a new author. In general, the preface and follow-up are inconsistent, and it is very confusing.

I'm really convinced that as long as you're able to adapt to time travel, you can't have a transitional period. Are you Xiaoqiang? Your adaptability is first class.

Zhang Fei has become a god, and Zhang Fei is absolutely a fan.

Chapter 1200 starts to get all messy. The author must have changed. It's very different from the previous chapter. It's a mess. It's obviously not written by one person.