
The Three Kingdoms: The Great Han Rises Again
三国之大汉再起
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.6M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Isn't this Zhao Zilong a man? Did I learn history wrong? And isn't Zhao Zilong's master Dong Yuan, the master of guns?
,,, The good thing is that it is written slowly and the content is engaging. I have been a bookworm for more than ten years. Being able to follow it till now proves that your book has merit and is very engaging and engaging.
There are only so many generals under the protagonist's command. I write too little about the war and too much about the female characters. I hope you will continue to work hard.
The author writes very well, but the historical events are a bit lacking and the content is a bit lacking. Overall, it is a very good book worth recommending. Don't express your true feelings
It's very interesting. There is no system. It relies on the protagonist to work hard step by step. Moreover, all the legendary figures are not gathered together with the protagonist. This makes the novel full of legendary color.
I haven't finished reading it yet, but I think the content is very interesting. I really like this series of novels. Great support for the author~
I really like this book, keep up the good work👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
So well written! It simply subverted my three views! ! ! Did the author graduate from elementary school?
Finally finished reading it, the author is very perseverant. Give four stars for encouragement. To be honest, this book is suitable for book shortage or killing time. The pure reading experience is not high. There are so many incredible places, too many. At the beginning, the protagonist's soldiers can defeat 200,000 with only 3,000. Then the combat power is increased all the way, making people feel invincible and can be pushed horizontally. Heavy armored infantry, cavalry, steel battleships, cannons, rockets, etc. All swarm. Every time the enemy was almost finished and ran back, they would regroup and recruit millions of troops. The soldiers are from ten to sixty years old, and they can still be on par with the protagonist's army without food, weapons or armor. In the middle period, the protagonist's army of more than 500,000 and 800,000 sixty-year-olds without armor or weapons were tied, and they were almost killed. The protagonist has a tough life. He was poisoned, chopped, stabbed, and exploded with explosives, but he managed to survive. There are many more that I won't mention. See for yourselves. It's really worth watching for a comprehensive evaluation of how to kill time, but if you want to talk about the connotation, it really doesn't exist.
Why don't you have any heirs? There are so many women The more I look at it, the more boring it becomes. Half of the earth is about to be conquered, and little Jiangdong is still unable to defeat him. In the face of absolute strength, what is the use of all strategies?