
The Three Kingdoms Power Struggle Begins at the Feast at Hong Gate
从鸿门宴开始的三国争霸
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 791k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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I'd also like to claim a spot here. I think I wrote it quite well and enjoyed it a lot. I hope you all like it.
This is one of the better Three Kingdoms books on Tomato Books; the other books on Tomato Books are really hard to describe, it's difficult to find good ones.
I've been following this book to the latest chapter and overall I've found it very good. It's one of the better Three Kingdoms novels still being updated recently. Writers these days seem to be getting carried away with their writing. Having read Three Kingdoms novels for seven or eight years, I find recent ones really hard to read. It's rare to find a book like this that's still enjoyable.
This book is great and suitable for someone like me who doesn't like reading system novels.
Overall, it's not bad so far, but there are a few minor issues. For example, the troop strength is pitifully small, and there's also the problem of addressing the lord. Hopefully, he will be addressed as "Lord" consistently from time to time, instead of "Prefect" and "Governor" at different times.
Absolutely fantastic, thumbs up! However, the updates are too slow! It might be impossible to read everything in its entirety!
It's very engaging and the plot is very clear. Although it deviates somewhat from history, it's ultimately just a novel for entertainment. This is definitely in the top ten of all Three Kingdoms novels. The only drawback is that historical figures with verifiable historical records shouldn't be portrayed too haphazardly. Zhang Ren was a famous general in the Three Kingdoms period, and there's no basis for saying anything bad about him, yet he's been unfairly maligned like this.
I hope the author will stop using the word "silver" (银), as it wasn't used much back then. Just use "( ) gold" (金) or "( ) money" (钱).
Yes, it's well-written. The portrayal of Zhao Yun deviates slightly from historical fact. He's described as an undefeated general, achieving legendary status at the Battle of Changban, slaying over fifty of Cao Cao's generals. Xiahou Yuan was unhorsed by Zhao Yun in a single round, who then stole his Qinggang Sword. He was undefeated throughout his life; no one could defeat him.
In layman's terms: the subject matter is novel and eye-catching, the content is rich, the characters are vividly portrayed, the division of labor is reasonable, the language is simple and fluent, and the readability is excellent. Dear readers, feel free to read on!