Three Kingdoms: Yuan Shao's Profligate Son
三国之袁氏败家子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 778k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Turbulent times produce heroes! The fame and fortune of kings, generals, and ministers are not obtained out of thin air; they always require bloodshed. Moreover, while planning is in the hands of Heaven, success depends on human effort!
This book is pretty good. Although there are some parts I didn't understand, the humorous parts were quite entertaining. Keep up the good work, author! 💪
This book is truly spontaneous and unrestrained, feeling like a completely fictional historical account, yet it's also a very enjoyable read.
It's alright, but Xu Huang is too weak, isn't he? He can't even beat Liu Bei, yet he can fight Zang Ba to a draw. I'm impressed. He should be somewhere between first-class and super-first-class!
If I may ask, is the author from Hunan or Hubei? Several books about the Three Kingdoms start by naming the kingdom Chu.
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Although the protagonist is neither good at literature nor martial arts, I think the writing is quite good. Most Three Kingdoms novels these days feature characters with systems, or those who are well-versed in the Three Kingdoms, or those who are incredibly powerful and were elites before their transmigration.
This book is not bad. Overall, it's about war, which is a bit of a low standard for a time-travel story, but it's still readable.
Concise and powerful, very satisfying, and without any unnecessary details.
Just one word—wonderful, two words—wonderful indeed, three words—truly wonderful! (Although it's only a few words, it's the most wonderful thing in the world, more wonderful than Bulbasaur, more wonderful than the Secret Wonderful House, more wonderful than the Little Crisp, more wonderful than Bulbasaur eating the Little Crisp, more wonderful than Bulbasaur entering the Wonderful House, more…