Three Kingdoms: Liu Bei, You Dare Steal My Horse!
三国：刘大耳，你敢偷我的马！
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- Completed
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- 462k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- 4y ago
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This is the best Three Kingdoms novel I've ever read. The battles and strategies flow smoothly and concisely. Especially the portrayal of women and love—the process perfectly reflects the characteristics of ancient marriages, while also showcasing a modern (no, to be precise, 20th-century) appreciation for the simple and sincere importance of love!
You can read this book as a lighthearted, exciting read. You can also read it as a political intrigue story. You can also read it as a historical novel. But don't read too much; 150 chapters is enough. The beginning is too exciting, the end is too... Well, you get the hang of it.
A great book, the ending is excellent. I hope the author's work is as wonderful as the ending.
It's a shame why they stopped writing afterwards. What were you doing, author? If I were writing it, I could easily continue the story.
It's very good, so why is the rating so low?
It's good, although the plot twist is full of nitpicking, the character development and plot progression are excellent. While sometimes a bit contrived, it's still a good work. However, why do I always feel a sense of satisfaction when Liu Bei suffers misfortune in Three Kingdoms novels? What's the reason? Also, this book has a major flaw: why doesn't Liu Bei have any crying scenes?
The world belongs to all people, not to any one person or family. Who can bring happiness to the majority of the people? Someone like Qin Shi Huang, whose laws were based on equality, ensured that even his sons behaved respectfully and dared not break the law. This was because in Qin Shi Huang's era, princes were subject to the same laws as commoners. This is what makes a truly good ruler.
Where's Liu Bei? Brother, you haven't even asked Liu Bei for the horse yet, how come it's gone!
I think it's very good, much better than those lowbrow articles.
I skipped around while reading (as with other novels too). Overall, this novel is alright. Author, keep up the good work!