Somehow, he becomes Liu Cong, a weak, powerless man in the final years of the Eastern Han dynasty, bullied by everyone around him.
Outside, Cao Cao's hundreds of thousands of troops loom like dark clouds. Within, Liu Bei plots to replace Liu Biao, Cai Mao and Zhang Yun monopolize power, and Sun Quan of Jiangdong eyes the situation hungrily.
He recruits Zhuge Liang and fights Cao Cao. Watch Liu Cong match wits and strength with warlords from every direction, rise from obscurity amid the chaos of war, restore the Han dynasty, and build an empire!
1. Too many typos. 2. Serious bad ending. 3. The ending has a broken character.
Shaanxi people, and this is a point of view that is basically unseen and says that Dong Zhuo is not good.
This is because Liu Bei himself is not very good, but he is very good at using people.
Laughing to death! A rubbish naval officer might not even be able to pick up Lu Bu's Fang Tian Hua Ji, so he is overestimating his abilities.
After watching it for so long, the protagonist has made no progress in management except for the golden finger of recruiting talents through understanding history. His technology only mentioned the steel-making method and nothing else. Doesn't a Marine Corps background know how to make gunpowder? Attacking difficulties basically relies on crowds. It's a bit boring to be honest.
Because of Liu Cong's time travel, the incident of the boats and oars disappearing into ashes while talking and laughing did not happen.
After reading one or two chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. There was a lot of rambles, details that should be detailed were not given, and a lot of explanations were given that should not be detailed.
Does the Three Kingdoms have Kung Pao Chicken? ? There are too many narrations, and they are not prioritized. If I give up this book, it means nothing.
I complained about it for two or three chapters, but I haven't gotten into the main text yet.
The author's traditional cultural background is still low. It was very impolite in that era for Liu Cong to call generals such as Wei Yan, Gan Ning and others by their first names. He had to address them by words such as Wen Chang and Xing Ba. As a time-traveler, Liu Cong, the King of Soldiers, has tried many times to apply modern military training methods. There are many ways to make money in modern times, and he has great potential in the business field. However, he neglects these golden fingers and actually goes to rob and steal himself. This completely lowers the quality of the entire book, and also fails to live up to the title of the modern King of Soldiers as a time-traveler. Very poor sense of logic.
1. Too many typos. 2. Serious bad ending. 3. The ending has a broken character.
Shaanxi people, and this is a point of view that is basically unseen and says that Dong Zhuo is not good.
This is because Liu Bei himself is not very good, but he is very good at using people.
Laughing to death! A rubbish naval officer might not even be able to pick up Lu Bu's Fang Tian Hua Ji, so he is overestimating his abilities.
After watching it for so long, the protagonist has made no progress in management except for the golden finger of recruiting talents through understanding history. His technology only mentioned the steel-making method and nothing else. Doesn't a Marine Corps background know how to make gunpowder? Attacking difficulties basically relies on crowds. It's a bit boring to be honest.
Because of Liu Cong's time travel, the incident of the boats and oars disappearing into ashes while talking and laughing did not happen.
After reading one or two chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. There was a lot of rambles, details that should be detailed were not given, and a lot of explanations were given that should not be detailed.
Does the Three Kingdoms have Kung Pao Chicken? ? There are too many narrations, and they are not prioritized. If I give up this book, it means nothing.
I complained about it for two or three chapters, but I haven't gotten into the main text yet.
The author's traditional cultural background is still low. It was very impolite in that era for Liu Cong to call generals such as Wei Yan, Gan Ning and others by their first names. He had to address them by words such as Wen Chang and Xing Ba. As a time-traveler, Liu Cong, the King of Soldiers, has tried many times to apply modern military training methods. There are many ways to make money in modern times, and he has great potential in the business field. However, he neglects these golden fingers and actually goes to rob and steal himself. This completely lowers the quality of the entire book, and also fails to live up to the title of the modern King of Soldiers as a time-traveler. Very poor sense of logic.