Three Kingdoms: Starting Out as a Lowly Soldier

This book is based on major historical events from the late Eastern Han Dynasty to the Three Kingdoms period. It interweaves official history, fictional accounts, and unofficial histories. The protagonist intervenes as a participant, driving the course of history.

This book's rating is a bit low. It should be above 9.0 🙂 Author, keep it up! More updates and higher ratings are needed to climb the rankings! 🤭

Hmm, the content is good, and the genre is novel. But the updates are too slow! Do you know how much the readers are yelling at those who stopped updating or missed updates?! Hurry up and update!

The book is good, and the subject matter is very novel. Although the results are not good, I hope the author will persevere.

I've read over thirty chapters; it's a pretty good novel! Although some characters and historical figures differ slightly, the author's writing style is quite good. It doesn't just throw around an overbearing aura of power from the start and then have a bunch of civil and military officials immediately submit.

I've read many versions of the Three Kingdoms novel, but few are like this. There's no recruiting of Guan Yu, Dian Wei, or Zhao Zilong; it's about an ordinary person who gradually rises through his own efforts, without any sense of unease. He grows step by step through his strategies and understanding of history.

Seeing this is not bad. I don't read much, so my progress is a bit slow.

It looks pretty good; the reviews are all quite high and the scores aren't low either. So why is the final overall rating so low?

This book should only exist in heaven; it is rarely seen on earth. The protagonist is not only a brave and fearless soldier with superb martial arts skills. He was also an unfathomable and sharp-minded spy. He was also a scholar who was concerned about the country and its people and had their best interests at heart. The author's writing is both captivating and breathtaking. The articles the author produces are simply masterpieces.

I don't usually review books, but I'm making an exception this time because I'm afraid of giving a low score. Well, aside from a few minor issues, this book is quite good and deserves 5 stars.