The Greatest Strategist in History

It's a pity that the ending is so rushed. I could still write 2 million words.

Overall it's good, but the ending is a bit rushed

The writing is very good, but I personally think that the existence of the writing system is not very useful. It is just for the protagonist to join Cao Cao's camp as a civil servant. It is a bit blunt. It is better to change it to the protagonist who is forced by life to defect to Cao Cao.

The evaluation was that there was no need to implement a system at the beginning. The protagonist had to be forced to be a counselor, and then there was no mention of the system at all. But I personally think this book can still be read. It doesn't have the weird settings of other novels.

Seeing that there are so many versions of the Three Kingdoms, this version is a little different, but overall it's okay, but the updates are too slow!

Let me tell you my point of view. 1. There are a lot of typos, but they don't affect viewing. 2. The author should have some knowledge of the background of the Three Kingdoms. The character relationships and images are well described, and the time and place are not made up. 3. Do not deliberately raise or drag anyone down. 4. The article is quite humorous (meme). In short, it would be more interesting to read this book after reading Romance of the Three Kingdoms. There is almost no sense of system existence. In short: people who like to read will read it, but people who don't like to read it will not read it no matter how well written it is. Based on personal feeling.

I don't know much about the Three Kingdoms. The characters written by the author will not conflict with the world view I understand. I can control the variables caused by the appearance of the protagonist. I will be very satisfied if the pit is rounded off. I have no problem with this film about the Three Kingdoms. I don't know how much it differs from the original text ^_^