Dawei Fanghua

It's really a conscientious Three Kingdoms ^_^ It is very practical. There is no such thing as being invincible with a system and directly carrying away steam engines and cannons to invent various things that are not in line with the historical conditions at that time. It's a battle of wits, and the grasp of the characters is really accurate. It's like reading a really great Three Kingdoms time travel novel. Because I also prefer Three Kingdoms novels. From the beginning of reading this book to now, I actually came to it halfway. When I saw this book, it was on the recommendation list and I clicked in to read it. It's really good. I recommend it to everyone. Come and check it out from time to time to update it, eh. . . There's nothing more to say. I hope the author will work hard! Support you🌹🌹🌹

One of the best time-travel historical novels I have ever read! This is the first historical novel I have read about the Wei Dynasty at the end of the Three Kingdoms period. The meaning is still unfinished, I will never forget it, and the lingering sound surrounds me! The story is wonderful, well-organized, the plot has ups and downs, and the characters are very distinctive. All the plots are taken for granted against the historical background. The psychology and character description of the characters are relatively full, and the rise of the little person in the background of troubled times is successfully created. Everything is narrated, and the more you read, the more meaningful it becomes. The author's conception and writing style precisely capture the hopes and expectations of us readers, and are creative, which makes us readers like it even more. You owe so much and you still haven't paid it back? None of the mules in the production team dared to rest like this.

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A very good novel about the Three Kingdoms. The perspective of Wei, the description of the women in the text, and the author's writing style are all very good. It means..."Ten Kingdoms and Thousand Beauties". All in all, it is a novel worth reading. In addition, I also take the liberty to recommend Qingyan Mu from "The Rich Son" The flow of historical fiction and machinations. Reading novels is a process, a process of enjoyment. This book has no plug-ins and hopes to take you into a new world.

It was originally a very good book, but when I saw that all kinds of women were on it, the Taoist nuns who were several dozen years old on the mountain were confused. Now I see that even the aunts in their forties and fifties are on the book. Ancient times were really so chaotic. It was originally the best Three Kingdoms novel I have ever read, but after seeing this, it became the worst. I was stunned.

This book is probably along the same lines as Jin Ping Mei. Although I haven't read it, the author also has the same style. I don't really like this style. I don't have much education, and I can't distinguish between history and literature. The Three Kingdoms was the only era before the Dark Ages that scorned foreign races. To be honest, this style was in vain. I don't think real great writers in real life read online novels. I don't know why you read them. Most people read them just for the pleasure of reading them. I also don't like books that use modern technology to crush ancient people. People who have gone through the waves of history cannot be crushed by technology alone. Writing this kind of historical article should be to rewrite some kind of regret and tragedy. Everyone knows what happened after the Three Kingdoms, and I don't want to say more. Is it really just for the beauties of the Three Kingdoms? The past dynasties have been fought with swords and guns. Machiavellian tactics are just a small trick, and the Sima family relies on tactics. The battle of power and intrigue was the mainstream of that era. Yingying Yanyan must not become the mainstream. It is wrong to replace the corruption of today's society with ancient times.

It took 27 days, two hours a day, and I finally caught up with the daily updates from the beginning. During this period, I didn't express much opinions. Now that I have come, I will give the author a big praise with the greatest goodwill. Although the Three Kingdoms era lasted only 98 years, in this short period of nearly a hundred years, the stars were shining brightly, the storms were turbulent, and countless touching stories and legends were spread. There are many versions about this period of time on the Internet, and I have read quite a few. Among them, there is a mixed bag of good and bad. I think the one written more successfully is Wei Fanghua. When I first read it, I thought it was The Romance of the West Chamber during the Three Kingdoms era. When I read it again, it felt like The Golden Ping Mei. After careful reading, it turned out to be the Dream of Red Mansions of the Three Kingdoms. There are all kinds of authors and all kinds of novels, but Xifeng has found a new way to carefully create a new spiritual world, freely moving in and out of reality and memories, reality and dreams, and adulthood and childhood. He is good at capturing the details of people and scenery, and integrating the strong emotions and feelings of the male and female protagonists. The style is bright, sad, warm, and contains a heroic spirit. The descriptions of the supporting characters are either sharp, powerful, and powerful, or funny, witty, and humorous, such as in the section where Yang Hu instructs the general to deal with dispelling humiliation: When the general saw this, he reminded: "Be careful, he must have been poisoned to death!" The soldiers picked up the jugs on the table and poured wine. The general said calmly: "Only pour half of it, let him walk slower." It was a stroke of genius, very down-to-earth and close to the prototype of life. There is no arrogant copycat who makes up random things, there is no science and engineering man who is technological and ruthless, there is no domineering spirit of a tiger-like body with many followers. The whole novel is full of rich flavor of life, real and vivid life scenes, humorous and lively life details full of fairy tale flavor, and all of this is based on simple, clear and concise language form, the pursuit of harmony, complementarity, relative rather than absolute rationality, it is really addictive and can't help but laugh...

I prefer the author's novels and have read many of them.

The author's writing style is very good, especially the description of some scenery, which makes people feel as if they are actually there. For the historical novels of the Three Kingdoms, the focus is on describing the battles on the battlefield and the shadows of political swords. I have to say that, except for some fictional characters, the author has a good handle on the personalities of most historical figures. I have read many travel stories about the Three Kingdoms, and this one can be said to be unparalleled. What is different from others is that this article narrates the rise of a small person in a realistic style, and does not rely on the system or a domineering spirit to dominate. Later, through the mutiny, the people of the Sima clan were punished and gained power. In my opinion this book is very valuable. The protagonist begins as a farmer plowing the fields, living a humble and cautious life in the Wei Kingdom. At this time, Sima Yi had ended his long-cherished battle with Zhuge Liang and was fighting against General Cao Shuang. The protagonist is in a good position between the two factions, but due to an accident, he believes that neither Cao Shuang nor the Sima family can settle down. Although Cao Shuang is sincere towards others, he is by no means a match for Sima Yi and will inevitably bring disaster to him in the future; the Sima family is ruthless and good at stabbing others in the back. Later, he married the Wang family and used the power of the Wang family's gentry leader to overthrow the Sima family's warlords. However, there are still internal and external troubles in the country, coupled with Wang Ling's defeat and instability in the country, the protagonist begins his own journey, and his ambitions gradually increase. There are no villains here, only hostile rulers with different stances. However, the shortcoming is that there is no tense atmosphere. Everything is telling a past event. Wangchuan highly recommends this novel, and I also hope that readers will be patient enough to read the beginning, and it will become more and more exciting in the future.

The first book I read by Mr. Jin was Ten Kingdoms and Thousands of Beauties. It is more in line with the epic. Each character is portrayed very delicately and vividly. There is no unreasonable or unrealistic golden finger. The whole rhythm is not draggy, but the ending is not complete and is a little rushed.