The Han Dynasty Can Flourish

[Overall Rating: ★★★☆] [Status: Serializing] It's a pity. I think the writing style of this book is quite good, and it is one of the few works with the background of the Three Kingdoms. The writing style is realistic and textual research style similar to "The Most Romance of the Three Kingdoms". The book also has detailed historical materials. The characters are also more vivid and flesh-and-blood. The enemy's IQ is also online. The plot arrangement in the book can also be said to be unique. The description of the war scenes makes the readers feel as if they are immersed in the scene. This book also follows Liu Bei through his soul, and the timeline is after the crusade against Dong Zhuo. The protagonist joins Gongsun Zan just like in history. While fighting for Gongsun Zan, he takes the opportunity to accumulate strength. While recruiting talents to form his own small team, he trains troops to make his troops useful for himself. Finally, before the Battle of Jieqiao, the protagonist took the opportunity to break away from Gongsun Zan and go to Qingzhou to develop on his own, competing for territory with the local Yellow Turban remnants and various powerful men in Qingzhou. After Gongsun Zan was defeated at Jieqiao, the protagonist finally established a firm foothold in Qingzhou. After that, he united Gongsun Zan and Tao Qian to fight Yuan Shao and suppress Cao Cao, while integrating Qingzhou forces to strengthen his own side. Now the protagonist has taken control of the two states and will once again have a showdown with Cao Cao. I hope this book can be updated again. This book is quite unique in terms of plot and description of war scenes, and unlike other books where the protagonist always starts a war based on the gains and losses of a state, the war in this book is specific to counties, making the strategy and plot more detailed and reasonable. In addition, the protagonist has recruited many unpopular figures in the history of the Three Kingdoms to serve as his subordinates. If you are a reader who does not know the official history, you may think that these people are all original creations of the author. Increase and loss of personnel: Added: Tian Yu, Tian Chou, Qianzhao, Mu Bing, Zang Hong, Ying Shao, Sun Song, Teng Dan, Teng Zhou, Dian Wei, Xu Chu, Zhuge Xuan, Zhuge Jin, Guan Hai, Tai Shi Ci, Liu Ye, Lu Su, Jiang Qin, Zhou Tai, Miao Fei, Bu Zhi, Wei Jing, Xu Miao (many less famous people) Loss: None

Recommendation index: ★★★☆ Traveling through Liu Bei, the Three Kingdoms based on the Three Kingdoms seems to be of good quality, but the writing is a bit dry, lacks waves, and is as straightforward as a history book. But it's not easy to be able to resume writing after two years of interruption.

Liu Xuande, the benevolent leader, was the wisest generation who knew how to employ people, but it was a pity that his foundation was too poor.

I think the writing style of this book is pretty good, and it is one of the few works with the background of the Three Kingdoms. The writing style is realistic and textual research style similar to "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". The book also has detailed historical materials. The plot arrangement in the book can also be considered unique, and the description of war scenes is also good.