If you’re a male reader who loves thrilling, high-energy battles, don’t miss Myth 2: A Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Here, you’ll see the protagonist, Yi Xiaochuan, take on every famous general of the Three Kingdoms. Zhao Yun, Lü Bu, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Xu Chu, Dian Wei, Taishi Ci, and Sun Ce are all in his sights. He doesn’t just challenge renowned warriors one-on-one: he also charges into armies of hundreds of thousands and leads a million troops into battle. The fights are spectacular, the scenes are epic, and you won’t want to miss it.
If you’re a female reader who loves complicated, heart-wrenching, moving romances, don’t miss Myth 2: A Romance of the Three Kingdoms either. Yi Xiaochuan’s tangled romances with Yu Ling, Xiao Qiao, Sun Shangxiang, and Cao Wushuang are all here, along with rare pairings such as Zhuge Liang and Huang Yueying, Sun Ce and Da Qiao, Zhou Yu and Xiao Qiao, Cao Cao and Xiao Qiao, and Taishi Ci and Sun Shangxiang, all brought vividly to life.
What the hell is Xiao Qiao? Why does it have such a beginning? If this was not an imaginative young man, I really wouldn't know the origin of Xiao Qiao! There are also individuals who are over 400 years old and can't beat a 20--30-year-old person. Are you kidding me? Look at the guy opposite who is in the strongest Qi refining stage in history, and the male protagonist who is in the same strongest Qi refining stage. He has also lived a long time, but why is he so weak? Alas! This male protagonist is so miserable! In the end, I was defeated by love.
Time travel is meant to change history, otherwise it would be a waste to travel back in time.
The writing is pretty good, and the author has a lot of imagination. To be honest, when I was watching the TV series Shinhwa, I kept thinking about what Ogawa has experienced in the past two thousand years. In the TV series, Ogawa made a line: I want to change history, but I found that no matter how I change it, history will develop the same way. This aroused my curiosity about how he appeared and what role he played in the middle history. The author wrote Ogawa in the most colorful Three Kingdoms period, which is quite exciting. Many places in the novel are based on the true portrayal of Ogawa's character. I have to say that he is very imaginative, but some parts are still very disappointing. Overall it's pretty good.
Very good very good
Very well written, very good
Very well written, very good
Very well written 😊
Very good, very good