Three Kingdoms: The Summoning Prodigy System
三国之召唤妖孽系统
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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The Protagonist Is Reborn in the Three Kingdoms and Gains a Summoning System!
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Novels About the Three Kingdoms and the Tang Dynasty!!!
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Three Kingdoms: A Sign-In Gift Pack Every Day
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Author, did you really have that many warhorses in the early stages? Warhorses and cavalry seemed to be extremely scarce in the Three Kingdoms period; you've given away tens of thousands of them—that's a bit much…
Why did Yue Yun only make an appearance without any battle achievements? He was a fierce general; even Zhang Xian couldn't defeat him.
Well, how to put it... I personally think it's quite good. The content is engaging, full of twists and turns, the writing is lively and interesting, and there are many humorous moments. The protagonist, Liu Xie, is also very witty. The ending is also very satisfying and tear-jerking. Thumbs up to the author! Keep it up!
Putting aside the quality of the book, I was completely engrossed in it. Everyone has their own preferences, and I can't offer a general opinion on everyone's feelings, but I personally loved it. Keep up the good work, author!
I don't recall there being that many people in the Han Dynasty. Where did these hundreds of thousands, even millions, of soldiers come from?
It's fucking good, especially the fucking ending, it moved me to tears, really, a truly great history book.
This is really well-written. I've read many Three Kingdoms novels, some with systems and some without, but this one is exceptionally good. I especially love the ending, because many Three Kingdoms novels end with just a few strokes of the pen. I suggest the author continue the story with this ending in one book.
You'll really regret not reading this book. It's incredibly good, with no flaws or regrets. I initially thought Gao Chong's death would be a tragedy, but it turns out Gao Chong waited for the protagonist for two thousand years, as did all of the protagonist's brothers. Don't be fooled by the protagonist's seemingly womanizing nature at the beginning; he's actually the one he loves most.
At first, it was full of plot holes, but I grew to love it more and more as I read on. Because of our preconceived notions, we often dismiss many things, but stepping back and looking at friendship, love, brotherhood, war, and strategy from a different perspective, they all feel refreshing. However, the author does have quite a few flaws.
It's alright, it didn't have a bad ending, but there are still many unresolved issues. For example, what about Zhu Yuanzhang? What about Genghis Khan? What about Guan Sheng? And what about the modern beauties? Wang Zhixuan, Wang Chen, Yang Ying, and Lin Qing?