Three Kingdoms: Adou Is Ready to Turn the Tide
三国之阿斗要翻天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 942k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Li Shimin Transmigrates into Adou
Li Shimin transmigrates into Liu Shan’s body. He’s brave and skilled in battle, recaptures the territories, and brings the realm under control. Before his death, Zhuge Liang asks Li Shimin a question, telling him that the emperor can answer or choose not to. “Where did my useless Liu Shan go?”
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The protagonist transmigrates into Liu Shan, then carries out all kinds of reforms, destroys the other two kingdoms and unifies the realm, before launching campaigns abroad. At the end, when Zhuge Liang is passing away, he tremblingly asks the protagonist about that good-for-nothing Liu Shan.
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I. Advantages: 1. Rigorous logic. For example, the design of the six ministries of the cabinet is reasonable. 2. Foreshadowing and echoing throughout. 3. Reasonable correspondence between ancient and modern place names, and rigorous research. 4. Covers a wide range of topics including science and technology, economics, culture, medicine, education, military affairs, cooking, and talent selection.
I've loved the Three Kingdoms since I was a child. I've read countless novels about the Three Kingdoms, both the original and the anti-Three Kingdoms versions, and I've also seen many time-travel Three Kingdoms stories online. But this one is the only one that I found truly entertaining. It's really great! 👍👍👍
As soon as the two women finished speaking, flowers bloomed everywhere, and the enemies were all wiped out. The echoes of "flower, flower, flower" reverberated throughout the land. It turned out that the ruler of this world was named Huahua. Bored, she created two clones of herself, then casually grabbed a loser named Liu Shan, intending to watch a play within a play.
Yes, the details are written very well, but the novel is not long enough.
I liked the character of Liu Chan, but the ending was too abrupt. There should have been so much more to write, and the later parts should have been even more exciting. Why did they stop writing? Did they run out of ideas?
The perspective is different, and the author's intention is good. Hopefully, Liu Shan can be helped to rise again!
I've always enjoyed reading time-travel novels, especially those based on the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. It's the soul that travels through time, and the story itself that matters. The brilliance lies in its plausibility and captivating narrative. Thumbs up! Hope you keep up the good work!
Okay, okay, okay!!!
Well written! Highly recommended!! I hope the author continues their efforts, allowing Liu Shan to unify the Three Kingdoms, conquer Southeast Asia, annex Japan and Korea, graze his herds on the grasslands, and create a perfect Greater China! It needs at least 20 million words to be truly satisfying!! Please!!! 👍👍👍
Is that all? When will there be a sequel?