
Three Kingdoms: From the Start, Betrothed to Zhen Ji, Fighting for Love
三国:开局订婚甄姬,为爱而战
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 406k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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I think the protagonist should level up faster. I was really annoyed when I saw Yuan Shu. If the protagonist had been lucky enough to have a mythical-level general back then, would Yuan Shu and his ilk have been so arrogant? But now, I still hope the protagonist can be stronger.
Not bad, I've looked at over a dozen pictures, but I've noticed a few issues: 1. Regarding the food issue, although occupying territory allows one to obtain its food, the more people surrender, the more food is needed. The author should consider this. 2. Regarding the corpses: Now that you've occupied the territory, what will you do with the bodies?
I've already decided that if the author stops updating, I'll change my five-star review to a one-star review.
To be honest, I really like this novel, but there's one problem: did Yuan Shu insult Zhen Ji? I hope this novel becomes as popular as possible.
Not bad, it's alright. Except for the beginning, which was a bit... Well, although there was a shortage of soldiers at the time, the part about being drafted to the battlefield was genuinely upsetting, but still acceptable. It's pretty good later on.
Actually, I think the author has written this book as a fantasy novel. A magical dragon appearing is a bit too much like a fantasy novel. However, I think this book is good. Perhaps I feel the fantasy element is a bit excessive. Nevertheless, I'm still willing to support the author.
Yes, I'll give it five stars regardless of how well it's written. Giving five stars is a sign of respect for the author.
This is currently one of my favorite Three Kingdoms-themed books, so I'll give it five stars for now.
The first forty chapters were a bit angsty, but it got much more enjoyable afterward. Keep up the good work, author!
This book is really good, it's just not popular anymore.