Liu Bei's Strategist of the Three Kingdoms
三国之刘备军师
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 9y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Are There Any Three Kingdoms Stories That Can Top This One?
Looking for books like *Three Kingdoms: I Told You to Save Guan Yu, Not Destroy Sun Quan*.
Any Stories About Liu Bei? I'm Seriously Out of Things to Read.
Brothers and sisters, please recommend me something. I really… have no words.
Looking for high-IQ Three Kingdoms Political Intrigue Novels with No System
Three Kingdoms Stories Starting in Liaodong, Hanzhong, Jiaozhou, or Liangzhou
Three Kingdoms novels.
Looking for Highly Rated, Completed Three Kingdoms Masterpieces: No System, No Brain-Dead Plot
I'm out of books to read. Please, experienced readers, recommend some!
Historical Novels
Please recommend some historical novels.
I'm Out of Books to Read. My Standards Are Too High, so These Few Are All I Have to Get By
I'm out of books to read. My standards are way too high, so I'll have to make do with these few.
Three Kingdoms Novels Focused on Schemes and Politics, No System
Please recommend some Three Kingdoms novels without a System.
There Are So Many Three Kingdoms Novels. Why Are There Only a Few Good Ones? Any More?
There are so many Three Kingdoms stories, so why are only a handful rated highly? Are there really no others?
Three Kingdoms, Strategy, and Smart Characters
Three Kingdoms stories with smart characters, please. Keep the characters intelligent, and no overpowered wish-fulfillment heroes!
Alternate History, High-IQ Characters, Military Conflict, and Strategic Showdowns
The protagonist defeats opponents through high intelligence rather than mindlessly overpowering them.
Three Kingdoms: A Peerless Genius Strategist from the Start
In Three Kingdoms Novels, Strategists Are Always Dumbed Down to Make the Protagonist Look Smart. Disagree? Come Argue
Three Kingdoms Novels That Hook You from the First Page
Wins through strategy, passionate and commanding, and so gripping you can't stop reading.
Any Novels About the Three Kingdoms' Wars for Supremacy?
Preferably, the heroine should be Zhen Mi.
Looking for Three Kingdoms Novels, the Kind You Can't Put Down
I’ve recently gotten into Three Kingdoms novels, but I haven’t found any that suit my taste. Please recommend some!
Recommend Historical Novels About Brilliant Strategists Who Shape the World
Hand over your historical novels about high-IQ masterminds plotting to conquer the world.
Three Kingdoms Stories: Shu Han Has Its Romance, Cao Wei Its Character
Epic-Length Novels About the Three Kingdoms
Any Three Kingdoms Novels Where the Characters Aren't Idiots?
Looking for books like Three Kingdoms: Cao Cao Overhears the Inner Thoughts of Me, the Cautious One. Something along those lines.
The Ming, Song, and Tang Dynasties
Are there really no stories about the Liao, Jin, Yuan-Mongol, Dali, and Tubo? Is it because there aren't enough sources or historical records? Did we all have different textbooks in our nine years of compulsory education? Do I have to look up local gazetteers?
A Clever Strategist Who Assists Cao Cao but Can't Fight. Don't Scrutinize It Too Closely, and Don't Recommend Random Books.
Three Kingdoms Novels Are a Thing of the Past. Prove Me Wrong!
Any Three Kingdoms Novels?
Preferably, the male lead should be invincible in combat.
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The writing is more realistic and makes people feel comfortable reading it. It's not as magical as some Three Kingdoms themes. It makes people tired of looking at it. The author is very careful. Worth recommending! ! !
To be honest, I just watched it at first. The result cannot be dialed automatically. First of all, the style is very relevant and gives me an immersive feeling. I was impressed by Chen Dajunshi's strategic planning. Secondly, it is written in an orderly manner. After reading through the Three Kingdoms, you can tell that you are a cultural person at first glance. Secondly, the author has a good character. He quit his job to take care of his grandma, which is admirable.
Although it is an adapted version of the Three Kingdoms, there is indeed not much inconsistency between the characters and the language. The Liu Bei written by the author also gave me a new understanding of Liu Bei.
It's very exciting so far. I suggest that the protagonist accept Zhen Mi. I hope it will continue to be exciting in the future. Don't include too many beauties. If you include too many beauties, it will be boring like other novels.
Very good, no system, no time travel patents (i. E. Soap, mirrors, gunpowder, etc.). The protagonist has always performed the duties of a military advisor and has good luck. There is a new type of force dividing the world. It's just that betrayal appears a lot in the novel.
I am not a sailor. I have read this book twice. The story has a beginning and an end. It can be regarded as another Three Kingdoms plot story. I read this book with a normal mind, and the more I read, the more interesting it becomes. The story does not drag on, the plot is ups and downs, and it does not jump out of the main line. Although the rating is low, it is worth reading for all book lovers. 👍️👍️👍️
The whole early part of the book was relatively smooth with no setbacks. When I read almost halfway through, when Liu Bei defeated Cao Cao, it was almost over according to the normal routine. But the author did a very good job of expressing the power of the gentry at that time. Unlike other books, the protagonist solved all the policies with one policy, and even wanted to unify the world. It was really scary to think about it at the time. All in all... Very real and beautiful.
A very good book, without system or too much modern civilization. The history of the characters develops according to their own world and does not fall into the trap of convention. I have read a lot of novels about the Three Kingdoms, but I don't know why this novel made me realize the horror of war.
There are one of the few articles that do not criticize Liu Bei. Although I haven't read it for a long time, my intuition tells me that it is worth reading.
Hee, hee, hee, hee, hee, hee. The more you get to the back, the more exciting it becomes. It seems that the author has good inspiration. Think clearly.