Three Kingdoms: The Spy Who Conquered the World

This is a time-travel novel. After chasing it for a day, I finally embarked on the road to update it!! Um… What do you say about this book?? Hmm... This book is different from the Three Kingdoms type books I have read before, but I still like this book 📖. In other Three Kingdoms type novels I have read before, most of the protagonists at the beginning are very powerful, have vests, cheats, cheats, etc... But this book is different. At the beginning, the protagonist traveled through time without any cheats, no prominent family background, no unparalleled wealth, no unparalleled martial arts, except for being smarter... Well😓😓... It seems like there is nothing else😓... The protagonist is in prison at the beginning and faces a life-and-death crisis with rigorous logic. After a long process of proving his innocence, he finally returns home. Then he competes for the power of the family in a business war mode. After finally winning, he wants to recruit rebels, but he is also required to have good reviews on the monthly review. As a result, he is independent on the monthly review. Chu Xin Cai is a blockbuster, hey, what is that going on, um😓😓... I forgot😓😓 not to spoil the plot... I want to know and go and see it myself👀... In short, the protagonist has always been in difficulties and dangers, and gradually developed and became stronger through his own efforts. The protagonist of this novel is smart and has very upright views. The content is logically rigorous, and the ups and downs are closer to reality than other Three Kingdoms novels. It is very interesting and is a great book!!! Finally, I hope Kuanglong Da Da will not be unfinished, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on💪💪💪💪💪!!! Highly recommended👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 Recommended index ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★

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Very nice! I personally like to read history, so I think this book is very interesting, especially the fighting and killing scenes. It's super cool, and it's not merciful. Anyway, it's interesting^ω^

I think this book has a different feel Somewhat similar to ancient novels And the protagonist's three views are very upright There is no cheat code similar to the system It's all achieved through one's own efforts There is also Looks good, no reason needed

I have read ten chapters so far, let me know what you think. On this free platform, my evaluation of the book only has two bottom lines. First, the protagonist's three views must be correct, and second, there must be basic logic. I don't think there is any need to be too pedantic about other rigorous aspects. Originally, I read this book based on these two bottom lines, but the content of the book surprised me. The logic is rigorous, and some details are also very good. What surprised me the most was the author's original memorial essay, which is enough to show the author's literary talent. It can be said that as long as this book does not collapse in the later stage, it will definitely be a masterpiece. I just don't know why the rating only has eight characters. This book is definitely worth nine.

I have read a lot of books on the subject of the Three Kingdoms. In that special and short era, there were too many touching people and things that are worthy of reference and learning by today's people. Chen Shou, a historian of the Western Jin Dynasty, completed the "Three Kingdoms", one of the twenty-four histories, based on the existing history books of Wei and Wu at that time, such as the official "Wei Shu" by Wang Shen, the privately written "Wei Lue" by Yu Guan, and the official "Wu Shu" by Wei Zhao. The Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms was first circulated separately in three books: "Book of Wei", "Book of Shu" and "Book of Wu". In order to avoid confusion between Cao Wei's "Wei Shu" and Northern Wei's "Wei Shu", the Northern Song Dynasty combined the three books into one book in the sixth year of Xianping (1003) and finally completed it. Therefore, "Three Kingdoms" is the product of cultural reintegration after the separation of the Three Kingdoms. This book completely narrates the historical picture of China's transition from division to reunification in the last hundred years from the end of the Han Dynasty to the beginning of the Jin Dynasty. At the end of the Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, Luo Guanzhong combined folk legends, scripts, operas, and Chen Shou's "Three Kingdoms" to create "The Popular Romance of the Three Kingdoms" based on his personal social and life experience. It is the first chapter-length novel in the history of Chinese literature, and is also one of the best novels about the Three Kingdoms. Many contemporary online writers who write works on the subject of the Three Kingdoms basically use the above two books as blueprints. The author of this article took a different approach and wrote a different Three Kingdoms as a screenwriter of a spy war drama. First of all, the author has no cheats, no prominent family background, no unrivaled wealth, no invincible martial arts, and nothing else but a brain... Surviving death and starting from scratch is worthy of respect. Although the author's writing style is a bit childish and has occasional flaws, the text is rigorously conceived, logically detailed, and well organized, making the work easy to read. The author is also very humble, accepting the opinions of readers humbly, so I would like to give you a good review and encourage him. I hope that the author will continue to work hard and make his work even better!

It is different from the Three Kingdoms travel novels I have read in the past. The entry point and the characters in the environment are different from what I imagined. It is very good and innovative. After reading more than thirty chapters, I am finally leaving the novice village. Haha, congratulations. I hope to see a different Three Kingdoms in the future. By the way: the author's writing style is quite delicate, the narrative is reasonable and rigorous, and the customs and customs of the historical background of the Han Dynasty should be quite reliable. Thumbs up! Keep up the good work.

When I saw Zhang Jiao, I felt like I was seeing a spy movie. It is a very good novel. Book lovers who are not interested in reading can collect it first. The plot may be a bit depressing, but this is a real work, not a novel (personal opinion, don't criticize if you don't like it)

The story is well written, the characters are interesting, and the plot is relatively novel.

I wrote it myself, 😄