
The Rise of Liangzhou in the Three Kingdoms
三国之凉人崛起
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The Pinnacle of Three Kingdoms Fiction, No System
I want a protagonist with brains, not a System.
High-IQ Historical Alternate-World Novels Without a System, Tang, Song, or Ming Are All Fine
Three Kingdoms Stories Starting in Liaodong, Hanzhong, Jiaozhou, or Liangzhou
Three Kingdoms novels.
Looking for Historical Fiction Rated 9.0 or Higher, Preferably with Some Sense to It
Modern Historical Fiction Has Almost No Gems. Disagree? Come Debate Me
The protagonist should not be sanctimonious, and the novel should not be mindless.
Three Kingdoms Novels Focused on Schemes and Politics, No System
Please recommend some Three Kingdoms novels without a System.
Looking for Recommendations for the Ten Greatest Three Kingdoms Novels
Three Kingdoms Stories Rated 9.0 or Higher, with an Incredibly Handsome Protagonist and a Cavalry-Focused Army
Ideally set in Youzhou, Bingzhou, or other regions famous for horses. The protagonist should be highly skilled in martial arts. No crossover characters or summoning.
Three Kingdoms Novels Worth Reading
Looking for a quality Three Kingdoms novel with airtight logic, an exciting plot, and no stupid characters, even if the title isn’t much to write home about 😂😂😂
Three Kingdoms System Novels
The Three Kingdoms, with a System
Three Kingdoms Stories About a Faction Rising from Nothing
There must be a System and no female lead, with the protagonist building up a power base from an ordinary civilian. At least five million words, though there’s no word limit if it’s good.
Recommendations for Three Kingdoms Stories Without a System
Leave your Three Kingdoms novels here.
Looking for Three Kingdoms Novels With Outrageously High Combat Power
Bring them to me at once!
Novels Like Shouting “My Sword Is Just as Sharp!” in the Three Kingdoms Era
A Thousand-Year-Old Taoist, Commanding a Million Yin Soldiers to Defeat the Enemy and Save the Nation! #NovelRecommendations
Three Kingdoms: High-Rated Stories About Recruiting Guan Yu From the Start
I just want to see what happens after the protagonist recruits Guan Yu. I don't read stories where the protagonist gets absurdly overpowered cheats.
New Writers, Share Your New Books!
Any genre is fine! Post your recommendations and we can rate each other's picks.
The Phoenix Takes Flight: Chaos in the Three Kingdoms
Does anyone know which book came before *Fengxiang Throws the Three Kingdoms into Chaos*? I read it and thought it was pretty good, but I've forgotten the title.
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It is a rare good book that does not show off its literary talent or martial arts, and does not contain inventions and creations that are out of touch with the times; it does not describe childish intrigues, everyone is stupid and abnormal, and only the protagonist has a perfect plan to control the overall situation; nor does it describe ignorant arrogance. In a few words, famous ministers and military generals all conspired with you to bring down the world; not to mention ignorant self-righteousness, plagiarizing a few poems from later generations and being regarded as a heavenly being, and beauties all over the world falling in love at first sight and staying together for life, making the protagonist Alexandre Dumas.
How can I put it this way? It's a very good book and it meets my reading requirements! The reason why I like Three Kingdoms is that you can find all kinds of plots in it, such as young heroes, old men and women, wise men who become demons, powerful strategies, beheading generals and seizing the flag, social darkness, patriotic feelings, and other storylines can be found here. Basically, the difficulties of starting a business that I saw in the previous section of this book are not a cool article.
It's pretty good. It's one for each person. I feel that the rating is a bit low. The author really wrote about the customs and customs of the Three Kingdoms, and the characters are very delicate. I don't know what the real characters were like during the Three Kingdoms period, but everyone in the book is flesh and blood, and everyone has their own path. After reading this book, some of the characters in it have a very profound impact on me, including the feelings of family and country, and the helplessness of the world. Choosing and being chosen. There is life and death, it is not really a cool literary flow. Reading it can only make people feel happy, and they won't remember anything afterwards.
It is an excellent book about Three Kingdoms. I read that some book friends did not want to accept those powerful generals at the beginning, probably because he did not have the intention to be an emperor at the beginning. Everyone has something to protect in their hearts, regardless of camp, good or bad. It is a very good book.
I read the end of the second chapter in one go, a rare good book. Whether it is the writing style or logic, it is a dimensionality-reducing blow to the novels on the Tomato recommendation list. From elementary school to my sophomore year, this novel has been ranked among the top three in the Three Kingdoms genre that I have read, and its authenticity is worthy of being number one. But at the same time, the author pursues reality too much. There will be no magic weapons descending from the sky in difficult situations, no miraculous explosions in desperate situations, and a lot of knives are handed out (I had already accepted the setting of a single heroine, but when I looked at it, I suddenly remembered that I found it in a novel without a heroine [crying]), which also narrowed the audience of the book. In short, I recommend it to book lovers with advanced reading experience. For beginners, it can be said that they are torturing themselves. I read it in one breath, it is undoubtedly a masterpiece! The genius of this book lies in its control of the details of the characters. The characters are all very distinct and full of character. The way of characterization is also commendable. I admire the author's strong writing power! The story of marrying a Qiang girl is really the finishing touch. It is only a few hundred words. Ma Chao is no longer just the seemingly ruthless Ma Mengqi on the battlefield. The author's control over the character portrayal is too precise and expressive. I fell in love with it, but it's a pity that I just finished reading it like this [crying]
Generally speaking, the author's writing style is smooth, the description of the main characters' mental journeys is good, and the plot arrangement is reasonable, but the narrative rhythm is a bit slow, and it is a slow-burning type! But as a time-travel novel, since the protagonist of the time-travel understands the historical process, why can't he take precautions and respond to various situations in advance to see how many good men have been allowed to die innocently, whether they were loyal men in the early stage or changes in their mentality later on? Since they know the situation in the four directions, why not subtly guide the heroes of all parties at that time, and just guard the internal strife in the Central Plains! What a pity! ! ! What a pain! ! !
The early and middle stages of this book are all about reviving the Han Dynasty. Just like no one's initial dream is to buy a car or a house, Ma Yue's initial goal was not to become emperor. Until the end of the book, he never became emperor for a day. This book can only be truly understood by reading the end. The change in Ma Yue's mood is also a step-by-step process by the author. However, many people in the early and middle period of the resurgence of the Han Dynasty thought that time travel should be like the King of Qin sweeping Liuhe. It is difficult to read the story of He Xiongzai, but if you read it to the end, you will think this is a good book.
Recommended, it's not quite like a traditional historical novel, it's more about growth experiences and worldly experiences. There are very few historical articles that you can read on Tomato. Maybe it's because I haven't read too many historical articles on Tomato.
A unique experience of the Three Kingdoms, this is a powerful history book of a small person, and it is also a story of the beginning and end, the struggle and growth of success and the world. Ma Yue was good at both civil and military skills, but his literacy was not as good as that of Xun and Wu. Only his forbearing wisdom and Liang Ren's heroism and righteousness supported him step by step. Perhaps book lovers may find this book uninteresting in the first hundred chapters, but when you read into the depth of the writing, you will feel that the trip was worthwhile. There are regrets that Guicai, Crouching Dragon and Phoenix Young, Tsuka Tiger, etc. Have not been written about, but it cannot be denied that this is a good book. Thank you so much to the author! ! !
I thought he could always be loyal to the big man.