Three Kingdoms in a High-Martial World: Reborn as Zhao Zilong of Changshan

Name: Three Kingdoms in a High-Martial World: Reborn as Zhao Zilong of Changshan
Author: Qiu Xian

高武三国之魂穿常山赵子龙

by Qiu Xian (求闲)

Status: Completed
Length: 201k Words
Genre: Eastern Fantasy
Subgenre: Traditional Eastern Fantasy
Updated: 4y ago
Source: Fanqie

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This is a Three Kingdoms fantasy novel with four key elements. What are they? Politics: aristocratic families and rulers. Strategy: famous scholars and warlords vying for supremacy. Battles: mighty generals and armies fighting for victory. Fantasy: the author’s original ideas. The story follows Zhao Yun’s rapid growth before expanding into an ensemble tale of the Three Kingdoms. Readers, rest assured and enjoy!

I came to the world of the Three Kingdoms and discovered I was Zhao Zilong, the White Horse General with the Silver Spear. But before I could even celebrate, I saw bandits up ahead unleashing blade energy that stretched dozens of yards. Is this really the Three Kingdoms?

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