Three Kingdoms: From the Start at Baimen Tower, I Just Want to Survive
三国：开局白门楼我想活着
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- Ongoing
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- 290k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 9mo ago
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145Chapters
24Reads · 30 days
146.3kReads · all time
6.1Score
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The most dangerous figures in the Three Kingdoms period: Liu Bei who fled, Cao Cao who fell asleep, and Lü Bu who admitted defeat.
I'm Amao, the programmer behind this article. I didn't originally intend to post this! Well, there's a saying that a thousand people will have a thousand Hamlets in their hearts. I know what I've written might differ from many people's expectations. Therefore, many people won't accept it. But saying it's toxic, unreadable, or a piece of trash is fine with me.
The first dozen or so chapters of this novel were genuinely interesting, and it's clear the author is quite capable. I wouldn't write a Three Kingdoms novel like this. However, the initial frustration is tolerable; I know how the later chapters will follow the usual formula.
Well written; it's rare to see a Three Kingdoms novel that's half Romance of the Three Kingdoms and half Records of the Three Kingdoms without a systematic approach.
The main character isn't the kind who's incredibly awesome, but it's alright.
This book went from second place on the list with a 9.5 rating to 5.4 in just one day. Although it's full of plot holes, it's still readable if you step outside of historical context. I hope everyone will give the author a lot of encouragement; after all, I'm also a struggling Three Kingdoms author, and I sympathize with him. Five-star review. 👍👍👍👍 Author, where did you buy your positive review?
The plot is quite good. Although there are some flaws, they don't detract from the overall quality of this novel.
This book may not be the absolute best among the Three Kingdoms novels, but it is certainly among Tomato's best.
This is the typical behavior of most ordinary people who travel through time. I think it should be at least 9.0, not 5.4.
Author, could you please accept Huang Yueying as a character? 😢