The Legend of a Foot Soldier in the Three Kingdoms
三国之小兵传奇
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.8M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Isn't it true that the ancient times are used to describe today's society? Who treats ordinary people as human beings?
The novel is well written and is in line with human nature. There is no embarrassing plot of Zhang Fei beating Yue Fei. It is a good book.
It is a wonderful Three Kingdoms time travel novel. There is no loftiness or golden fingers, but just the ordinary beginning of a small person.
It's okay. I almost gave up the book after reading it in the early stage, but it's okay later on. After all, novels are not the same as literary works.
This book has a low rating, but it is better written than many high-scoring books.
The key to whether a book is good or not lies in a good audio. This audio is well-narrated and vivid. I couldn't help but give it five stars.
I've watched it 3 times, now I'm watching it for the fourth time
I have read a lot of Traveling Through the Three Kingdoms, and this book is really good. Although there are some minor problems, it is generally harmless and can be called a good book. The chapter name has nothing to do with the content 🙂
The writing is pretty good, but there are too many typos.
A score of 8.5 Would qualify as a passing grade.