
Three Kingdoms: Zhao Yun Marries Diao Chan from the Start
三国赵云之开局娶貂蝉
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- Completed
- Length
- 670k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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I read this book in one go; it was incredibly captivating at the time. I highly recommend it. It's a good read when you're bored; it's great for killing time, and the content is excellent.
To be fair, this book is very well written from a fanfiction perspective. Zhao Yun isn't the military general we remember, but a lord vying for power in the Central Plains. Cao Cao eventually surrenders, a return to the world of treacherous heroes amidst chaos. Diao Chan isn't taken in by Wang Situ, thus avoiding her tragic fate.
The first novel I finished reading by Tomato The book is good, the writing is funny, and the plot is captivating. The later chapters may deviate slightly from historical fact, but it's not a major issue since it's a novel and doesn't need to adhere strictly to official history. The ending is a bit of a shame, but it's not a bad ending either. I didn't want to force a conclusion; it felt awkward.
This book is excellent. The author writes with great care, adding historical elements to the romance novel, depicting Zhao Yun's rise from a common soldier to the emperor of Yan and Zhao, and also revealing the final fates of those who previously followed Zhao Yun.
That's a great portrayal of Zhao Yun's scumbag nature.
The author's writing is excellent, with an enticing beginning and a good middle section. However, it feels like the author has lost the initial feeling and attitude, and the ending feels rushed and abrupt, leaving much unsaid. If the author had taken it seriously, persisted in finishing the story, and deepened the details, it would definitely have been a masterpiece.
It's excellent, but it's a pity the ending was too quick. This is one of the few books I've read without leaving a single chapter. I've read hundreds of books, but only finished about ten.
I finished reading it over several days. The author's writing style is concise and to the point, and even the ending is incredibly enjoyable. I hope to see more of the author's works in the future.
This is the best book I've ever read, thank you author! 😆 However, I won't be able to read it anymore because it's ended. I still think it's a bit short, and I hope the author will publish more books in the future.
This is a very exciting novel that showed me a different side of Zhao Yun. The only downside was the abrupt ending; it ended before I'd had enough! 😔 However, that doesn't affect my overall rating of the novel. I hope the author will write more side stories.