The Yellow Turbans' World in the Three Kingdoms
三国之黄巾天下
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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High-Quality Three Kingdoms Novels
A transmigration story, the identity doesn't matter as long as it's high-status, but not the emperor. The protagonist should know history well and anticipate the enemy's moves, but shouldn't become a ruler. Don't deliberately denigrate certain historical figures or invent contrived schemes within schemes just to make the protagonist look clever. Nothing too short or weak, and it shouldn't lose steam halfway through. Around a million words.
Looking for Highly Rated, Completed Three Kingdoms Masterpieces: No System, No Brain-Dead Plot
I'm out of books to read. Please, experienced readers, recommend some!
Three Kingdoms Novels Focused on Schemes and Politics, No System
Please recommend some Three Kingdoms novels without a System.
Three Kingdoms Stories Set Before the Yellow Turban Rebellion
Three Kingdoms Novels That Hook You from the First Page
Wins through strategy, passionate and commanding, and so gripping you can't stop reading.
Three Kingdoms with Maxed-Out Combat Power
I want Three Kingdoms novels.
The Protagonist Raises an Army in Rebellion to Save Himself
In a fantasy dynasty, the protagonist originally just wants to lie flat, but is forced to raise an army in self-defense.
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!
Novels Read by Millions of People Online
Give Me Someone Truly Ruthless and Decisive, Not a Saint or a Simp!
Three Kingdoms Novels Are a Thing of the Past. Prove Me Wrong!
Three Kingdoms Novels Where the Protagonist Becomes a Warlord
All the Three Kingdoms stories these days have people working for someone else. I'd never work for someone else, not in this lifetime. They have no backbone at all.
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.
Novels About Developing and Building Up a Small Ancient Country in Secret, Western or Chinese Settings
Transmigration and ancient-world development.
Looking for Stories About Campaigning, Rising Through the Ranks From the Bottom, and the Age of Cold Weapons
I'm looking for books like Tang Yin in Another World.
Looking for Stories About a Fief-Holding Lord Expanding His Territory and Building a Power Base
A novel where the protagonist is granted a territory, builds up their faction, and expands their domain. No System. Please recommend some.
Three Kingdoms Novels Where The Protagonist Helps Zhang Jiao: The Common People Suffered So Much Back Then 😭
Please recommend a novel where the protagonist transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms period and helps Zhang Jiao. They should have a System, with a little cultivation mixed in, and Zhang Jiao's prophecies should come true. The protagonist could be one of Zhang Jiao's brothers or fellow disciples. Please, please! The common people suffered so much during the Three Kingdoms period 😭
Stories Like the Yellow Turban Rebellion in the Three Kingdoms, Creating a New World from the Peasants' Perspective
Three Kingdoms Strategist Fics, Preferably With the Male Lead Serving Cao Cao
No pretending to be weak to outsmart the strong, and no mind-reading.
Looking for a Three Kingdoms Online Game Novel Where the Main Character Is Forced to Join the Yellow Turbans from the Start
There’s an online Three Kingdoms game novel where the protagonist is forced to join the Yellow Turban Army from the start and is always trying to escape.
A Summoning Novel Where the Protagonist Builds a Dynasty and Conquers the Realm, Without Being a Doormat
I don't mind whether there's a female lead or not.
Mortal-Style Cultivation Novels
Transmigrate to the Yellow Turban Rebellion Era of the Three Kingdoms: No System, Beautiful Women, and a Quest for Supremacy
Three Kingdoms: Ru Lin, Zhuge Liang’s Younger Brother, Joins Cao Cao
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As a fan of the Three Kingdoms, I have seen people who were princes and gangsters, but I have never seen people who were thieves. The subject matter is very good and the writing is great.
The strategy and terrain are discussed eloquently, showing the author's skills. It would be even more perfect if some sexy plots were added.
At the end, I suddenly felt the difficulty of establishing our country. The author wrote from my heart. Zhao Xuan has always remained true to his original intention and has always been for the people of the world. Great writing! Come on, author. I believe that the author once had great ambitions. Every time I see the conversation between Zhao Xuan and Jia Xu, I feel that Zhao Xuan's character portrayal is particularly like a modern person. This is the best time travel novel I have ever read. I hope the author will continue to work hard and bring us better works. Thanks [like][like][like][like]. I cried at the end.
It's a very interesting book. Many books about the Three Kingdoms are about time travel and then making salt, sugar, wine, corn, sweet potatoes, and hybrid rice. I read about the Three Kingdoms War, not about farming. Although the protagonist of this book has traveled through time, other than that, he has little connection with modern times. It is worth recommending!
I have watched the online game Dynasty Warriors. This one is fine. I like to read this kind of book, but I just can't find it.
I rarely write book reviews, and the few novels I read in one sitting are quite good.
From the early stage to the end, conquering the world, ruling the world, and killing the heroes in the end, Yecheng Tuogu can see that the author's writing style is still very good, and it is worth reading. Don't delay
The writing is good. It writes about killing the heroes at the end when he became emperor. The content is very novel and fully describes the helplessness of an emperor. However, in the end, he failed to write how old he was and how many years the country has been inherited. The author continues to work hard.
It's quite interesting, but everyone knows that nobles and scholars have a natural aversion to thieves and bandits, and they rarely join the Yellow Turbans. It would be much more reasonable if they accepted the recruitment and became a force and then became hegemonic.
It's not bad. What deserves special praise is that after the magic reform, there is basically no feeling of being cheated. The character's direction has changed but the personality is still there. Unlike some Three Kingdoms novels, the famous characters are written in such a way that it's hard to know who they are. The writing style is not wordy, starting from the Yellow Turban Army and using the ideas of modern leaders as weapons. This idea is more attractive than using black technology.