The Young Emperor of the Han Dynasty
大汉之少年皇帝
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
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- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 5y ago
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Reader comments 38
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Cao Cao can be considered a good person; he never declared himself emperor until his death. In his youth, Cao Cao dreamed of becoming a capable minister like Huo Guang or Huo Qubing, but later, due to the imperial edict in the belt and the emperor's incompetence, he lost trust in Han officials.
Damn, the emperor cooking?! It's infuriating!
Li Yuanba was on par with Xiang Yu and Li Cunxiao, yet he only had 99 points in martial prowess.
Before Cao Cao came to power, the General Who Conquers the West was a miscellaneous general, not the highest military rank in the author's opinion.
Feilu's works are all system-driven, as if the protagonist couldn't survive or the story couldn't be written without a system.
I feel that Li Yuanba's martial prowess can be high, but it shouldn't be mythologized. Li Yuanba should have at least a martial prowess of 110, while Xiang Yu and Li Cunxiao are around 108. That would be more reasonable. If you're going to write about Li Yuanba, you must highlight his individual abilities, but his weaknesses must also be clearly stated: he's not very bright, but stubborn, loyal…
It's not that this book is bad, but I'm just curious why so many Three Kingdoms-themed system novels prefer Liu Bian as the protagonist? Even if it's not Liu Bian, most of them are surnamed Liu.
Just because the author's comment section is active and their attitude is positive, I already have the desire to keep reading this book. After all, different people write different kinds of books, and this author seems like a good person, so the book should be pretty good too.
I want to know if Diao Chan was still a virgin at this point. Please tell me, I want to get into this fandom, but I don't want to get poisoned by it. Thank you.
There was no Li Yuanba in history; his prototype was Li Xuanba, but his martial arts skills were only average. Li Yuanba only appeared in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, but a martial arts rating of 99? Are you kidding us? Lü Bu had a rating of 98, so why would Li Yuanba only have 99? Even ignoring the top three in the Sui and Tang dynasties, any one of the fourth, fifth, or sixth strongest warriors could at least fight Lü Bu to a draw.