Murder in the Three Kingdoms
谋杀三国
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- Ongoing
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- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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390Chapters
48Reads · 30 days
154.8kReads · all time
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I've only read about four chapters so far, and I'll reread it tomorrow due to time constraints. Let me share my initial thoughts: the plot of this book is the most plausible of all the Three Kingdoms-themed time-travel novels I've read so far. The logic is quite rigorous, and it includes a lot of professional knowledge, which I believe the author put a lot of effort into.
The writing is good, the structure is coherent, and the content is novel, making it a fine work. The author clearly understands the genre. It could easily surpass 80% of Three Kingdoms novels. It's a pity it's been buried by obscurity, but its essence, like the moon, will not be forgotten. I hope the author will not give up; this work will eventually shine!
It's well-written, but I have some questions. Li Hui has already gathered most of the famous generals of the Three Kingdoms, and Sun Jian and Sun Ce are dead. The other warlords are practically powerless. I wonder if the rest of the story will be a straightforward, easy victory?
I hope the author will take a look: At the end of the Han Dynasty, salt was truly scarce, especially in inland areas. Before the development of salt wells in Sichuan and maritime transport, salt was always scarce. Even a minor official or landlord's family might not have much salt, let alone a small blacksmith. And regarding oil, you need to specify exactly what kind of oil it is...
This book is exceptionally good! I hope the author can update it more frequently.
I finally finished reading the latest chapter. This book is still very promising, and I hope the author continues to work hard. It's great! Everyone can continue to wait for updates and support the author. I won't comment too much on the plot, but I can say that this novel might make me a long-time fan. The characters are all very well-developed, but I'm really annoyed that chapter 122 was moved to the back. 😂
Did Liu Bei really die? I'm a little afraid he might come back to life. I've read many versions of Liu Bei in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms before, but this book is very well written. I hope there's no Liu Bei in the later parts of the story.
Currently, having read up to the latest chapters, I personally think this book is among the top three Three Kingdoms novels I've read. The author's writing is good, the plot twists are generally reasonable, the main antagonists are intelligent, and the character development is also quite realistic. So far, I feel the only issue is the somewhat inappropriate arrangement of official positions.
It's already quite well written in the Three Kingdoms novel. Apart from the two main villains who haven't been killed yet (I feel like Zhou Yu won't die either), and the fact that he likes to have affairs with married women, it's pretty good.
I'm currently on chapter 24. I've met Xi Zhicai and Wen Chou, and become sworn brothers with Dian Wei. He already has ambitions to conquer the world, and I'm eager to continue reading. The writing is quite good.