The Three Kingdoms: Phoenix Dance Across the Nine Heavens
三国之凤舞九天
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- Historical High-Concept
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The ones of the same type are better. As for those who are here to stick to historical facts, don't go to the library to read history books. The Romance of the Three Kingdoms is not all historical facts. The novel is inherently wild and unrestrained. If you don't like reading it, there is no need to say bad things. Just read other books.
I just saw this book and took a quick look at it. I think it's pretty good! Keep reading below! I hope the protagonist can collect all the famous beauties from the Three Kingdoms! Ha ha!
The book is quite good. It can be seen that the author has been balancing the forces and is afraid that the combat ratio will collapse. However, it will inevitably drag on after a thousand chapters, and the multi-line and multi-visual narrative is difficult to control. You can consider conciseness, especially to speed up the process of the war. The more bloody battles will be against Cao Cao, and the more exciting economic warfare will be against Sun Ce. After unification, don't write about conquering foreign lands or something too cliché. You can expand the plot of the Nine Dragons Jade Pendant, for example, extend it to King Zhou Mu's visit to Kunlun. You can make it more mysterious and don't specialize in cultivating immortals.
There are many typos, but the plot has ups and downs, and it is more of a life-style hegemony novel. The protagonist is also full of halo, and has some unique character descriptions. It will not blame the author's character flaws on the protagonist like some novels do.
It's so detailed that it's almost as long as a formal book. Everything else is fine. The logic is also quite clear. The only drawback is that it feels more like an autobiography than a novel.
The writing is okay, but it's too slow. I've read more than a thousand chapters. The protagonist's son is a teenager. I don't know if I still have the confidence to continue reading.
Author: I just want to ask you, how many chapters do you plan to write? It can't be over 10,000!!!! Your reply will help me to be mentally prepared, thank you!!!
The plot is novel and unconventional. It is not a brainless novel. In many aspects, it can be seen that the author has taken it seriously and done some homework. Each character in it is full of its own characteristics. The ambitions and military sentiments of the Three Kingdoms of Dare to Love, Dare to Hate and Drink Blood are all described in detail. The foreshadowing is careful. If you read it carefully, you can see a lot of things. The biggest difference between this book and other Three Kingdoms novels I have read is that it is relevant and detailed. It is too detailed, which makes it difficult to stick to it, but it is really beautiful.
It's pretty good, but there are a few mistakes in the relationship between the characters. Tadun is Qiu Liju's adopted son, and Qiu Liju is the Chanyu.
The writing is good but I haven't read the Three Kingdoms thoroughly. You know one Lu, two Zhao, three Dian, Wei, four horses, five passes and six Zhang Fei?