Three Kingdoms: Making a Living Under Lü Bu from the Start
三国：开局吕布手下谋生
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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This book is good, definitely worth reading. I hope I'll wake up tomorrow morning to find 300 chapters unread; that seems reasonable, right? (｡ò ∀ ó｡)
If I had to pinpoint the exact character, he reminded me a lot of the cunning strategist Jia Xu—cunning, ruthless, and always looking out for himself. This book is actually quite good.
The plot is good; I personally love Three Kingdoms novels. However, more than 80% of these days make me want to rip my brain out after reading them. Yours has its flaws, but they don't detract from its overall excellence. What I really hope for is that the female characters in the book aren't just tools to prove the protagonist, but rather genuine heroes.
A 9-year veteran reader, I think it's alright, readable, and a decent read. The only downside is that the car only has the front; where's the body? 🌚
Compared to most of Tomato's Three Kingdoms novels, this one is significantly better. Especially the treatment of foreign tribes; it's much more enjoyable to read and adds a lot to the book. Furthermore, Cao Cao doesn't seem to have a significant drop in intelligence, nor does he blindly trust others, offering a whole bunch of dubious items like distilled spirits and firearms.
Having read many books about the Three Kingdoms, I find that many portray the characters in overly colloquial language without any historical accuracy, and while they may have minor flaws, there are undeniably many well-written parts.
There are minor flaws, but the overall theme is excellent. The character portrayals are very vivid; Lü Bu's recklessness and Chen Gong's helplessness are both depicted very well. I hope that Zhang Liao will appear in Cao Wei's story in future installments.
The plot is well-written and makes you want to keep reading. I think this book is good; I just hope it won't be abandoned. I'll definitely keep following it! 👏👏👏👏👏
This book is not a light novel or mindless fluff; on the contrary, it's very well-written and clear. I suggest readers read it carefully, page by page. I hope for many updates.
As long as you criticize Liu Bei, I'm willing to watch.