Three Kingdoms: Reborn from the Start as the Third Son of the Marquis of Hanshou

The plot is quite good and makes up for the regret of watching the Three Kingdoms. The unification of the world by the Shu Han can be said to be the most perfect ending of the Three Kingdoms, and also the best solution for ancient China after the Three Kingdoms. I just don't know if socialism can still take root in China a thousand years later.

Absolutely rubbish Those who want to read this book You can check out my book review of this book. The author can write a lot of anything. I'm really impressed.

I turned writing a novel into an academic paper. I've only seen you so far. 60% Of the time-travel novels are written as academic papers. The character for "water" is completely wasted. It seems like you've read a lot of books. After spending a long time looking at it, citing numerous classical texts... Many of them are unverifiable. It can only be said that the author's skill in padding the writing is quite high. I don't recommend watching it; the level is too high. Can't read

This is a novel, not a history book. Ninety percent of the chapters are historical.

The main text is short, but it's full of rambling.

I read novels, not study history.

I thought it was pretty good at first, but then I added unnecessary details and made it seem like I was writing a thesis. There's more irrelevant stuff than the main text.

I've rambled on too much; it's all just nonsense.

He started writing a book without even understanding the original work. Compare the character relationships to the original; what kind of rubbish is this?

Excessive reliance on Romance of the Three Kingdoms and Records of the Three Kingdoms. You're writing a novel, not giving a history lesson or interpreting Romance of the Three Kingdoms.