
Three Kingdoms: A Handsome Warrior Playing Diao Chan from the Start
三国:绝色猛男,开局扮演貂蝉
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 144k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Little Girl, Silver Hair, Transforms with Blood-Red Eyes
A Male Lead with Feminine Features So Androgynous That No One Believes Him When He Says He Is a Man
No cross-dressing, no gender transformation.
There Are No Good Three Kingdoms Novels. Disagree? Come Debate Me. Note: I Don’t Like Liu Bei
Cross-Dressing + Three Kingdoms + Transmigrate + System
Transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms era and is forced by the System to cross-dress as a woman.
The Blood of Youth, Male Character with a Woman's Appearance, Powerful and Incredibly Beautiful
The Protagonist Turns into a Little Girl, Has a System, and There's No Male Lead
The protagonist turns into a little girl, has a System, and there's no male lead.
Brothers, Hand Over All Your Cross-Dressing Novels!
Preferably still updating. Male-oriented fiction only, no female-oriented readers.
I, the Emperor, Want a Man with a Woman's Face. Do You Understand, My Ministers? ʕ•⊖•ʔ
Looking for Novels with a Confucian General Protagonist Who Helps Cao Cao
All the Ye Luoli Nation's Fortune, Please! There Are Too Few (The Little Brother Is Optional)
Looking for Books Where Someone Wins Diao Chan's Heart, Whether It's the Three Kingdoms or a Game Setting
Looking for stories where someone recruits Diao Chan.
Novels With a Handsome Male Lead Who Looks Stunning in Women’s Clothing
The protagonist should be a straight man. It'd be even better if he cross-dressed to flirt with girls.
Three Kingdoms: From the Start, Maxed-Out Combat Power
Maxed-out combat power.
Any Martial Arts Novels About Quick-Transmigration Into a Villainess?
Quick transmigration, female supporting character, torment the male and female leads.
There Seem to Be So Few Three Kingdoms Novels About Civil Officials and Strategists
There seem to be very few books about civil officials and strategists.
I’m Out of Books to Read. Please Recommend Some!
I’ve read all kinds of genres: mysteries, post-apocalyptic stories, rebirth, historical fiction, cultivation, quick transmigration, cute pets, occult stories, and so on. But I’m the sort of person who loses interest halfway through an ongoing story, or while waiting for updates. With completed stories, I can’t help reading the ending, and then I lose interest. Seriously.
Three Kingdoms: Transmigrated as Diao Chan
It's fine if the protagonist transmigrates into a woman's body.
Book Recommendations for Readers in a Slump. If You’ve Read Less Than 200 Hours, Don’t Bother
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Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Fight Goguryeo
Sign-In in the Three Kingdoms: The Tyrant Butcher Rides Across the Imperial Lands
Cross-Dressing Transformation: It All Starts with Tricking the Fox Immortal Big Sister
Three Kingdoms: I've Come Clean, I'm the Greatest Strategist of the Era
Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Snatch Cai Wenji and Drive Cao Cao Mad
Three Kingdoms: I, Lu Zhishen, Have a Fated Connection with Diao Chan
I Really Never Meant to Become the Blood Spirit Princess
Three Kingdoms: I Recruit Zhao Yun as My Underling from the Start
My System’s a Little Twisted: I Cross-Dress and Hike Route 318 from the Start
Online Game: You Like Her, Not Her Mother, Right?
Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Turned Against Cao Cao and Fought My Way Out of Xuchang
Three Kingdoms: Cao Ang, the Rebellious Son, Inherits the Family Legacy from the Start
The Sacred Rankings Descend on the Three Kingdoms, and I Can't Keep Hiding in First Place
Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Made Cao Cao Drool
I Opened a Fast-Food Restaurant in the Three Kingdoms
Born with a Woman's Face, I'm Always at Everyone's Mercy
Three Kingdoms: I Can Turn into Divine Beasts, and I Command the Trapped-Camp Army
Three Kingdoms: I'll Come Clean, I'm Cao Cao
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As you've all seen, the vast majority of readers expressed their enjoyment and confusion regarding the rushed ending. First of all, thank you to everyone who enjoyed the story. The reason for the rushed ending was simply the poor, precipitous drop in viewership. This dampened my initial enthusiasm for crafting the plot, leading to the abrupt conclusion in the last two chapters.
Does this have anything to do with the title?
The author's writing is excellent, the plot is a little messy, but it's still pretty good. As for the plot details, the author just wrote whatever came to mind, but the plotline is very accurate. I highly recommend it. Adding more side stories would be great. Five stars!
I personally thought it was alright, but I only read the synopsis. Aside from not having two male leads, the book is okay, but it ended too quickly; it's a bit too short.
@ChiYu Great! Great! Great! Great!
It looks great, but it's too short.
I think it's alright. I don't see any major flaws so far, and the story is logical. I'll see how it goes.
It was too fast, too short, but it was so good, I really couldn't get enough of it. 2023.9.2.02:30 🌸🌸ヽ(°▽°)ノ🌸Finished with flowers! /ᐠ -˕ -マⳊ
It's great, so why is the rating so low?
It's very, very well written! The plot is great, but I wonder how many people were actually shown? [What?]