The Rise of Shu Han in the Three Kingdoms
三国之蜀汉崛起
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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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?
There Isn't a Single Three Kingdoms Novel That Doesn't Target Liu Xuande. Disagree? Come Debate Me
Guan Yu: Big Bro, why are you always getting slandered? Liu Bei: Who knows? (。•́︿•̀。)
Any Stories About Liu Bei of the Three Kingdoms? He Can Be Liu Bei Himself or a General or Strategist. Please!
Three Kingdoms Stories Where the Protagonist Joins Liu Bei Right from the Beginning
Recommendations for Three Kingdoms Stories Without a System
Leave your Three Kingdoms novels here.
Where Are the Novels About Shu Han Unifying the Three Kingdoms? Don't Trash Liu Bei, Guan Yu, or Zhang Fei!
Stories About Assisting Liu Bei, Civil or Military, Either Is Fine
Nothing about setting yourself up as king, and no Cao Cao-style wife-stealing.
Three Kingdoms Novels About Building a Kingdom and Recruiting Famous Generals
I'm looking for big shots who can recommend games about developing the Three Kingdoms and recruiting famous generals.
Three Kingdoms Stories Focused on Liu Bei's Faction
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Looking for Stories Where the Founding Emperor Dies Young and the Protagonist Devotedly Supports the Young Ruler: Loyal Ministers Only
Looking for a Story Where Shu Han Unifies China in the Later Three Kingdoms Period
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?
Looking for Stories About Transmigrating to the Three Kingdoms Era and Serving Shu Han, With Historically Accurate Settings
Not stories where Shu Han fields hundreds of thousands of soldiers every time it goes to war. Historically, Shu Han had only 100,000 standing troops in total, and even at the peak of Zhuge Liang's rule, it only had 150,000.
Three Kingdoms Strategists in Liu Bei’s Faction
Great Three Kingdoms Novels Featuring Liu Bei
Any Three Kingdoms Retellings Where Shu Han Wins the Empire? Make Them Exciting
Any Novels About Transmigrating into Liu Bei or Liu Shan?
Looking for fellow Shu Kingdom enthusiasts!
Any Three Kingdoms Novels Where the Protagonist Joins Liu Bei from the Start? No System
I want to read something similar to Three Kingdoms: The God of War Begins by Persuading Liu Bei to Abandon Xuzhou.
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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I am used to reading cool articles, but this is the rare time I read such in-depth content, and I was deeply attracted. Give the author a thumbs up
I thought the protagonist would eventually return to his previous life, but it didn't. This book is about to end with someone dying every 7 or 8 chapters, including the heroine, but luckily it didn't end badly.
I've read a lot of Shuangwen, and this one is really good. Gives people a different way of thinking. Very deep. There must be many people who cannot accept it, but the real history is not as beautiful as we imagine. How can there be a perfect ending in the world? This book is more realistic
Let me tell you, this is the most Three Kingdoms I have seen so far! Very well written
It can be seen that the author has a deep understanding of history and has mixed it with unofficial history. Although the writing is dark, there are plans and strategies, victories and defeats, which is much better than those who have a complete victory.
This book is about love and hatred, the rise and fall of a country, and the bright and dark lines protect each other. From the perspective of unofficial history, it rectifies the names of Kong Ming, Zhang Guan, and Liu Bei. It is full of national hatred and righteousness, with rich characters and detailed content. It is worth reading. The ending is thought-provoking. It is not so much the arrangement for the aftermath of this novel as it is an admonition to me, a Chinese son of a generation. Please encourage me.
This book is very exciting, with twists and turns, but the ending is not very reasonable and not what I expected. But I really like this book. I hope the author can make a second one. Thank you to the author for his great efforts.
After reading it, I still don't understand why Zhao Shu was assassinated on the first day he went to seek refuge with Liu Bei. Was it Kong Ming's hand?
It's wonderful. I don't understand why they want an ordinary person with no system to unify the Three Kingdoms. This is not a cool novel, it is a strategy novel.
I personally think the writing is very good, focusing on major events in history. The most regrettable thing is that the ending of Jiang Wei and Sima Yi was not written well!