
Restore the Han Dynasty and Support Liu Bei
匡扶汉室,扶持刘备
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Explore more →Any Stories About Liu Bei? I'm Seriously Out of Things to Read.
Brothers and sisters, please recommend me something. I really… have no words.
High-Quality Historical Novels
Looking for Three Kingdoms Stories With Summoning and a System
Overpowered
Any Novels About the Three Kingdoms' Wars for Supremacy?
Preferably, the heroine should be Zhen Mi.
Looking for Three Kingdoms Novels, the Kind You Can't Put Down
I’ve recently gotten into Three Kingdoms novels, but I haven’t found any that suit my taste. Please recommend some!
Seriously, What Did Emperor Zhaolie Ever Do to You? Looking for Ji Han Dynasty Stories
Looking for books similar to *Three Kingdoms: I Am Wang An, the An Who Pacifies the World*. Three Kingdoms setting, Shu Han, strategist or Confucian general, and a close relationship with Liu Bei. No characters suddenly getting stupid, and no unfair demonization. I just want to see the warlords rise together! The stronger the enemies, the better! I'm an experienced reader looking for something fresh. Please recommend your favorites! 🙏🏻
Three Kingdoms Novels Are a Thing of the Past. Prove Me Wrong!
There Isn't a Single Three Kingdoms Novel That Doesn't Target Liu Xuande. Disagree? Come Debate Me
Guan Yu: Big Bro, why are you always getting slandered? Liu Bei: Who knows? (。•́︿•̀。)
Any Stories About Liu Bei of the Three Kingdoms? He Can Be Liu Bei Himself or a General or Strategist. Please!
Looking for Novels About the Ji Han Kingdom and Liu Bei’s Faction
I've always been a fan of the Ji Han faction, and I'd like a novel where Ji Han succeeds and restores the Han dynasty to greatness. Everyone, please read carefully: Ji Han means Liu Bei's faction. Stop recommending Cao Cao, Yuan Shao, Sun Quan, Lü Bu, and the rest.
Three Kingdoms Stories Where the Protagonist Helps Liu Bei, but No Power Fantasy
Three Kingdoms Stories Where the Protagonist Joins Liu Bei Right from the Beginning
Where Are the Novels About Shu Han Unifying the Three Kingdoms? Don't Trash Liu Bei, Guan Yu, or Zhang Fei!
Alternate History and Military Conquest
Books similar to *Marching to War*.
Three Kingdoms: The Protagonist Was Originally Liu Bei’s Military Strategist, Until Zhuge Liang Was Invited Out of Retirement
He was driven away and ended up among the refugees who joined Cao Cao's army.
Any Stories Where Liu Bei Is Reborn in the Three Kingdoms and Changes History to Unite China? Nothing Too Short
Stories About Assisting Liu Bei in the Three Kingdoms Era. Generals or Strategists Are Fine, Just Don’t Recommend Random Books
Stories About Assisting Liu Bei, Civil or Military, Either Is Fine
Nothing about setting yourself up as king, and no Cao Cao-style wife-stealing.
Three Kingdoms Stories Where the Protagonist Gets Along with Liu Bei, Preferably Without a System
Looking for Novels About Aiding Liu Bei in the Three Kingdoms
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Looking for Three Kingdoms Stories About Liu Bei, but Don’t Use the Characterization From the New Three Kingdoms!!!
The third season is just a comedy, who agrees? Who disagrees?
Transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms and Is Reborn as Liu Bei
Three Kingdoms Stories Focused on Liu Bei's Faction
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Looking for Stories Where the Founding Emperor Dies Young and the Protagonist Devotedly Supports the Young Ruler: Loyal Ministers Only
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OK, Liangliang is reborn to change the tragedy😭
The author was opportunistic and revised the manuscript of Romance of the Three Kingdoms, but the gameplay was novel and the stance was positive, so he gave it a long and positive review. Let's start with a couple of setting poems: Every time I feel depressed because of the frost on my temples, I can't bear to lower my head and look at the envoy! Throughout the twenty-five years of history, starting from the third generation onwards, it has never been more difficult for a ruler to establish an emperor's career than that of the previous rulers! A heroic man has the ambition to swallow up the heaven and the earth, and has the forbearance to tolerate favors and humiliations without being shocked. When an ordinary man sees humiliation, he rises up with his sword, which is not enough to be brave; when a young man sees a benefit, he is happy and respectful, but it is not benevolent. A man of great benevolence and bravery is not surprised when faced with sudden changes, and is not happy when he receives unwarranted favors. The First Master was born in a humble family, with few great ambitions, but he had the world in mind. When first asking for the Yellow Turban, don't shy away from it because of your humble status; to eliminate rebellion, don't be angry because of your low official position. When dealing with princes, one should not be humbled by honor and inferiority; when one looks down upon the heroes, one should not be overwhelmed by favors and humiliations. Half of his life has been full of ups and downs, but he has failed to win his ambition despite many setbacks; he has been tossed and turned, but his heart has not been lost after repeated defeats! The likes of Lu Bu, Li Jue, Guo Si, Zhang Ji, and Zangba were just showing off their bravery. The two Yuan Gongsun, Liu Biao, Liu Yan, and Zhang Lu were all famous for nothing. Compared with the First Master, it is not as good as the case. Wei Wu Zong saw that there was nothing in the world, and Sun Wu's separatist regime relied on the danger of the country and the prosperity of the people. How great is its power, and how powerful is its power? However, this heroic lord is also afraid of the ability of the previous lord, and finally becomes a three-pointer. Who can match it? Gongzu allowed the wise to lead the people across the river, which showed his benevolence; he visited the thatched cottage three times and entrusted the orphans in Yongan, which showed that he was wise! It's a pity that the Han Dynasty was not unified in the end and ended in a corner. It was not because of the unclearness of the late emperor, nor because of Kong Ming's inability, but because of the current situation!
The author will finish this article tomorrow: "Liu Bei won a great victory in the Battle of Hanzhong and killed Cao Cao in front of the battle. Then Prime Minister Zhuge led troops to the Northern Expedition in Yizhou. In Jingzhou, Guan Yu led troops down the river to defeat the rats in the east of the Yangtze River, and the Central Plains could be restored to Jiudu. Finally, Adou was Zhuge's illegitimate son, and Liu Bei spent his busy life making wedding clothes for the Zhuge family...
The first 20 or so chapters may have many shortcomings because they have just been written. I hope you can read the rest, especially the extra chapters, which are not to be missed.
It's very good. Although it's very short, I can see that the author put a lot of thought into it. I hope the author can post millions of updates. This is the truth and this author is so admirable that every chapter is short and weak. I really want to dig out my friend's kidney and install it for the author. If you look at other authors, all of them either frequently update or update more than 10,000 times a day. If you look at you, you can't even get 6,000. You are truly the worst author I have ever had! ! ! I hope no one sees it [laughs evilly] After being beaten by the author again, I will tell the truth. The author writes very well, with neat handwriting and exquisite language. He not only uses exaggerated metaphors and anthropomorphic rhetorical techniques, but also describes the protagonist's intelligence and perseverance. It makes people linger, and the writing is lifelike and shocking. Each one is very interesting to read, and it is updated very quickly, never constantly updated. (It's really not the author who coerced me, you have to believe me)
Overall, the writing is pretty good, come on, come on, come on
The author has some historical knowledge, but the writing is relatively light, a bit like slobbery prose. But what I like most is that I don't deliberately blackmail the enemy to show my justice. I'm used to reading books about Cao Wei who deliberately blackmailed Shu Han to show how righteous he is. I felt so sick that I didn't even want to read the book about Cao Wei. I have watched too many "Delicacies of Mountains and Seas" and it is good to watch this light and refreshing work.
As long as it doesn't slander the First Lord and Ji Han, it's a good book! Also, I would like to ask, is the author a member of the Jihan Party and the First Democratic Party like me? [Laughing][laughing]
It is very well written. It is the best Three Kingdoms novel I have ever read. You are also the best author I have ever seen.
It's rare for Tomato to find a book that's not slanderous about Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang, so I'll give it a five-star review.