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
- English
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In a Major Three Kingdoms Book Slump: Beginners Need Not Apply
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 Novels That Hook You from the First Page
Wins through strategy, passionate and commanding, and so gripping you can't stop reading.
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?
High-IQ Novels About Scheming and Conquering the World, with No Forcefully Idiotic Side Characters
Something like The Nation-Protecting Prince Consort or Legend of Ling Tian, with schemes to conquer the world.
In Three Kingdoms Novels, Strategists Are Always Dumbed Down to Make the Protagonist Look Smart. Disagree? Come Argue
A Sickly, Beloved Strategist in the Three Kingdoms, Preferably on the Cao Wei Side
It must feature a frail, sickly protagonist.
Historical Novels
Please recommend some historical novels.
Any Stories About Liu Bei of the Three Kingdoms? He Can Be Liu Bei Himself or a General or Strategist. Please!
Alternate History, High-IQ Characters, Military Conflict, and Strategic Showdowns
The protagonist defeats opponents through high intelligence rather than mindlessly overpowering them.
Where Are the Novels About Shu Han Unifying the Three Kingdoms? Don't Trash Liu Bei, Guan Yu, or Zhang Fei!
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".
Three Kingdoms Novels Are a Thing of the Past. Prove Me Wrong!
Looking for a High-Quality Three Kingdoms Novel
Books with a System that recruits military generals.
Please, I Want a Novel About Transmigrating to Serve as an Adviser to Liu Bei
Looking for books similar to Three Kingdoms: I, Li Bochuan, Master of Strategy and Guile.
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 Stories Focused on Liu Bei's Faction
Three Kingdoms Stories Where the Protagonist Helps Liu Bei, but No Power Fantasy
Looking for Three Kingdoms Stories About Generals Helping Liu Bei Restore the Han Dynasty. No Recommendations From Blind Illiterates
Three Kingdoms Novels Focused on Schemes and Politics, No System
Please recommend some Three Kingdoms novels without a System.
Three Kingdoms, Strategy, and Smart Characters
Three Kingdoms Stories Where the Protagonist Joins Liu Bei Right from the Beginning
There Are No Good Three Kingdoms Novels. Disagree? Come Debate Me. Note: I Don’t Like Liu Bei
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!
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Three Kingdoms: Job Hunting with Liu Bei
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Three Kingdoms: I Transmigrated into the Mi Family and Became the Emperor's Uncle
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Liu Sheng, You Brat! Helping Liu Bei Soar with Cunning Schemes
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Reborn: Liu Bei Rises in the Three Kingdoms
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The writing is quite realistic, making it feel natural and authentic. Unlike some Three Kingdoms stories that are overly fantastical and become tiresome, this one is much more engaging. The author clearly put a lot of effort into it. Highly recommended!
To be honest, I initially just wanted to take a look. But I was completely hooked. First, the style suited me perfectly, giving me a sense of immersion; Chen Yun's strategic brilliance truly impressed me. Second, the writing was well-organized; having read the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the author is clearly a cultured person. Third, the author's character is admirable; quitting his job to care for his grandmother is truly commendable.
Although it's an adaptation of the Three Kingdoms, there's not much awkwardness in the characters and language. The author's portrayal of Liu Bei has given me a completely new understanding of him.
It's very exciting so far. I suggest the protagonist take Zhen Mi as his concubine. I hope it continues to be this exciting and that he doesn't take in too many beautiful women. If he takes in too many, it will become boring like other novels.
Great, no system, no time-travel perks (i. E., Soap, mirrors, gunpowder, etc.), The protagonist consistently fulfills the duties of a strategist, and is lucky. A new power emerges to divide the world. The only downside is the frequent betrayals in the novel.
I'm not a shill. I've already read this book twice. The story has a beginning and an end, and it presents a different kind of Three Kingdoms narrative. Reading it with a relaxed attitude, it gets more and more interesting as you read. The story doesn't drag, the plot has twists and turns, and it doesn't stray from the main storyline. Although the rating is low, it's definitely worth reading for all book lovers. 👍️👍️👍️
The book progressed smoothly in the beginning, without many setbacks. When I was about halfway through, and Liu Bei decisively defeated Cao Cao, it seemed like it would end soon, following the usual formula. However, the author did a fantastic job of portraying the power of the aristocratic families at the time.
A very good book. It lacks a systematic approach and excessive focus on modern civilization. The characters' histories unfold according to their own worlds, avoiding clichés. Having read many Three Kingdoms novels, I don't know why this one allowed me to truly grasp the brutality of war.
This is one of the few articles that doesn't criticize Liu Bei. Although I haven't read it for long, my intuition tells me it's worth continuing.
Hee hee hee hee. It gets more and more exciting as it goes on. The author seems to have good inspiration and clear thinking.