Three Kingdoms: Chancellor, Find Diao Chan for Your Emperor
三国：丞相，为朕谋貂蝉
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- 152k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
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I am the author of this book. My last book didn't have a perfect ending, which some readers found regrettable and hoped for a sequel. As the saying goes, "A scholar is happy to find a kindred spirit," and since some readers appreciate my Three Kingdoms story, I'm starting a new one, determined to give the protagonist and readers a satisfying conclusion.
Actually, I love reading stories where characters serve in the same court as Cao Cao, but unfortunately, they almost always turn against each other later on. This one, however, directly portrays the emperor, so it doesn't really affect his ability to attract women. It's just that the later battles should probably follow the route of the emperor personally leading troops into battle.
As I recall, this book was alright, not too mindless. The reason I say "as I recall" is because I've forgotten how long ago I read it. I found it behind my bookshelf and suddenly felt like writing a review. I've read up to chapter 73 (that's all). The earliest comment I saw was from June 3rd, while I'm posting this review on July 12th. I don't know why the author stopped updating; I can only hope this book isn't abandoned.
The beginning is well-written; hopefully, it won't have a weak ending! I hope the author will continue to improve.
Great! The novel starts with a paid introduction to Cao Cao, unlike other novels that force characters to escape just to fill time, claiming the author, as a time traveler, knows history and isn't afraid of Liu Bei or Yuan Shao. The writing isn't bad, but it's readable. The only problem is the lack of character descriptions; only the protagonist's first wife is mentioned.
I'm giving this a shout-out to the author! Please write more, it's not enough!
Very good. Compared to the previous book, the characters are much more consistent with the author's personality, and the strategies and warfare are excellent. However, the author underestimated the influence of the royal family. It's already unreasonable for Liu Xie to ascend the throne after the protagonist, and there were many loyal ministers in the Han Dynasty. The author failed to highlight the authority of the royal family.
It's pretty good, nothing else to comment on 😂
In short, it's good.
Although many parts are absurd, the subject matter is quite novel and worth checking out.