The Rise of Shu Han in the Three Kingdoms
三国之蜀汉崛起
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 8y ago
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471Chapters
116Reads · 30 days
137.1kReads · all time
5.5Score
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In booklists 7
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?
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Any Three Kingdoms Retellings Where Shu Han Wins the Empire? Make Them Exciting
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Looking for Stories Where the Founding Emperor Dies Young and the Protagonist Devotedly Supports the Young Ruler: Loyal Ministers Only
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Looking for Three Kingdoms Novels Where the Hero Is Loyal to the Han and Works to Restore It
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Looking for a Story Where Shu Han Unifies China in the Later Three Kingdoms Period
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Three Kingdoms Novels That Don't Portray Liu Bei as a Villain
Honestly, I'd rather see the protagonist build their own power, but stories where they assist someone are fine too. They can support Cao Cao, Liu Bei, or even Sun Quan. But don't start by trashing Liu Bei and then have the protagonist go help Cao Cao. If they're going to assist Cao Cao, just go straight to that. What's the point of bashing Liu Bei first and then switching sides?
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Historical Three Kingdoms, Zhuge Liang
Are there any novels where Zhuge Liang visits my thatched cottage seven times to persuade me to come out of retirement?
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Having grown accustomed to lighthearted, fast-paced stories, it was a rare treat to read such profound content, and I was completely captivated. Thumbs up to the author!
I thought the protagonist would eventually return to his past life, but he didn't. Towards the end of the book, someone dies every 7 or 8 chapters, including the female lead, but thankfully it didn't have a bad ending.
After reading too many wish-fulfillment novels, this is truly excellent. It offers a different perspective and has considerable depth. Many will undoubtedly find it hard to accept, but real history is never as idyllic as we imagine. How could there be a perfect ending in the world? This book is more realistic.
If you ask me, this is the most detailed account of the Three Kingdoms I've ever read! It's very well written.
It's clear the author has a deep understanding of history, incorporating unofficial historical accounts. Although the writing is dark, it's strategic, cunning, and includes both victories and defeats, making it much better than those who achieve complete victory.
This book, filled with love, hate, and the rise and fall of nations, weaves together overt and covert storylines. It offers a historical perspective, vindicating figures like Zhuge Liang, Zhang Fei, Guan Yu, and Liu Bei, and is imbued with a profound sense of national righteousness and hatred. The characters are well-developed, and the content is nuanced, making it a worthwhile read.
This book is excellent, with a captivating and suspenseful plot. However, the ending was somewhat illogical and not what I expected. Nevertheless, I genuinely loved the book and hope the author will write a second book. Thank you to the author for their hard work!
I still don't understand why Zhao Shu was assassinated on his first day of seeking refuge with Liu Bei. Was it Kongming who did it?
It's brilliant, but I don't understand why they wanted an ordinary person without a system to unify the Three Kingdoms. This isn't a wish-fulfillment novel; it's a strategy novel.
I personally think it's very well written, focusing on key historical events. The only regret is that the chapters about Jiang Wei and Sima Yi weren't well written!