Reborn in the Three Kingdoms: Conquering the World

There is too much nonsense. This is to read the plot of the story, not to learn about history and culture.

The sentences are unclear and jumpy. A good narrative should be written like this. I just want to say one thing: Don't write nonsense novels if you are not good enough...

Unconstrained, unique, unique

At this level, are you still opening pop-up recommendations on the page? What do you mean?

I originally came here to read a novel, but why did it become a character introduction? Is it different from a history book?

Hmm... It took me several days to read it, but I jumped to the ending after about 200 chapters. How can I say: After reading it, I did learn a lot about the life stories and later evaluations of historical figures. However, the plot progress was a bit delayed, and sometimes chapters and sentences did not make sense. But the overall flow was quite smooth, but the lives of the characters were inserted too much. No matter what, it was still very effective in learning. I got to know many historical figures (and deepened my impressions of many historical figures). Come on! "If a jade is not polished, it will become useless; if a person does not learn, he will not know." Looking forward to other excellent works from the author

I endured the discomfort and read it for several hours, just to let everyone see how stupid this novel is. Don't look at it! ! ! 1. There are a lot of typos. It feels no different from elementary school level. You can find a bunch of typos in any article. 2. This author has never read the Three Kingdoms at all, not to mention the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Everything is copied and pasted from Baidu. One person's information can contain hundreds of thousands of words. Can you believe it? ? ? 3. The writing is also terrible. The protagonist just said a few words, and celebrities like Yan Liangwen Chou were recruited by the protagonist. What's even more ridiculous is Lu Su. Lu Su should be only a few years old now according to the timeline, but in the end he has already turned into a young man. He was still quarreling with Yuan Shu in Luoyang. The protagonist went to recruit him, and Te Miao directly came to a paragraph of "Jingkang is shameful, but it is still not over, the ministers hate it, when will it be destroyed". . . Awesome? 4. The author is an LSP at first glance. There are not many words in the first chapter, but there are words such as Xiao Ru Feng. This situation has happened countless times. And she even said that her maid was Diao Chan, and that Diao Chan's surname was Diao. . . Everyone is writing novels! 5. Does the author think that it was good to be an official during the Three Kingdoms period? How could he just go anywhere and say a few words and become a prefect? You are still white. You just want to be an official of this level casually if you have a little bit of money? Even if you were to buy an official position from Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty during the Three Kingdoms period, you had to be promoted as a filial and honest man to the palace before you could buy an official position, right? 6. Does the author think that anyone can enter the palace at will? Are the ten permanent attendants randomly found? He is a white man, has no official position, is not a nobleman, and has no personal connections. He actually approached Zhang Rang directly? ? ? Who are you?

I really want to cut open my homework brain and see if it contains bean dregs.

The author just made up the numbers and pushed a lot of useless knowledge.

You have written so much about one character, are you here to introduce the characters of the Three Kingdoms?