Three Kingdoms: Dong Zhuo's Son, Commanding a Million Troops from the Start
三国:董卓之子，开局亿万兵
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- Completed
- Length
- 737k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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If you're not the author, did you offend someone? Why do I feel like there are so many paid trolls in the book reviews? Isn't this book well written? Please, if you write traditional historical fiction, most people won't understand it, and if you write historical fantasy, a lot of people will criticize you. Isn't the author's combination of these two approaches excellent?
Author, could you please explain the summoned system minions more clearly? I've been reading for ages and still don't understand the resource consumption; it all seems to be system minions.
Although the beginning had some flaws, it was incredibly satisfying. The satisfaction came from a "take it or leave it" attitude – no explanations, no fuss, just pure action. This book is truly exhilarating. Other books focus on the protagonist's weakness, how they're looked down upon, and how they get humiliated.
Author, please read after me: My new book is starting! From this day forward, I will begin writing, and I will never stop updating. I will not watch dramas, and I will not get sick. I will not play games, and I will not chat in groups. I will write like a machine, even at the cost of my life.
I skipped around watching, and by the end I couldn't even tell who the main character was. (//̀Д/́/)(//̀Д/́/)
Actually, once you understand it, it's quite good.
Don't rush to give your opinion, let's see how it goes first.
Keep it up, keep working hard and give it to him later.
Don't cut off the root.
It was a really good book, but unfortunately it's now obsolete.