
Burying the Han
葬汉
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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The author's skill is superb! The plot flows smoothly and coherently, with a clear theme and style that naturally immerses the reader. There's minimal narration, no crossword puzzles, and the eroticism is subtle and understated. A great book!
Why is such a wonderful novel unknown? I want to push him to the top!
Having finished the book, here are my thoughts. Overall, the writing is smooth, coherent, and well-structured—a truly rare gem! The author's concept of a time-travel story set in the late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period is exceptionally unique. Starting as a minor leader of the Yellow Turban Rebellion, he rises to become a regional governor, establishing himself in a remote area.
For a long-time book lover and a loyal fan of the Three Kingdoms, "The Burial of Han" is undoubtedly one of the best. This book delivers the plot and ending most Three Kingdoms fans wanted. However, the pacing is too fast, and the plot lacks detail, making it slightly inferior to "Wolf Howl of the Three Kingdoms." Perhaps the author didn't reach the full potential of the book for various reasons, but it's still a superb work within the Three Kingdoms series.
I've read many novels about time travel to the Three Kingdoms period, and I hope this book is different from others. I also hope the author won't follow the same formula and can offer something fresh and exciting.
It's well-written, avoiding the typical plot where technology always wins the battle – a big plus. However, the pacing feels a bit rushed; they've already conquered five states in just over 300 chapters. The author could add more detail and character development.
Liaodong is too far, Bingzhou and Yanmen seem much better. Overall, it was just so-so. Instead of relying on eunuchs to kidnap the emperor, it would be better to say you were acting on your master's orders to assassinate Zhang Jiao on behalf of the people. Because Zhang Jiao was extremely wary, you could only use a special poison, and he would inevitably die of illness within a month.
As a bookworm of ten years, I can say this book is very good.
This is the first time-travel novel I've read in a year that I've finished. Thank you to the author.
All the novels about the Three Kingdoms focus on Wang Yue and Ma Jun. It looks pretty good. Keep up the good work!