
Transmigrating Across Dynasties: From the Start, Li Er Takes Over Liu Shan
万朝穿越:开局李二穿刘禅
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 912k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Honestly... They should intersperse the male lead's appearances more often 😂 While reading, suddenly one chapter has the male lead appearing out of nowhere, and I'm wondering who he is, I thought I'd switched channels 😂
I'm waiting to see Liu Shan transmigrate into Wanyan Gou's body. Damn, if Yue Fei had a master like Liu Shan who completely trusted his loyal subjects, he would have been moved to tears.
I think it's very well written. The plot is humorous, most of it is historically accurate, and it has its own unique perspective. The Three Kingdoms stories are particularly interesting (although there are some personal touches, which is necessary for online novels; appropriate use of references is fine. I'm an ikun). The character development is also quite successful.
Pretty good, very nice.
Anyway, I still found the chapter about the hostage prince really exciting; it's my kind of story, especially the part about Liu Shan traveling through time with Zhao Gou—it was so interesting! Are there any similar completed novels?
The story is good, but what did the protagonist do besides choosing an emperor to travel through time? How could he get a reward for that? I only remember one protagonist, but I've forgotten his name.
Well, Li Shimin died in his fifties, but after time-traveling, his mentality is like that of a modern person in their twenties—completely immature. Keep it up!
It looks alright. It really does resolve so many unfulfilled desires; perhaps this is just history. There are always so many unfulfilled desires!
It's very well written. The process of Li Shimin's time travel is described in great detail. Keep it up and don't stop updating.
Among the rulers of the Three Kingdoms, Liu Shan's abilities could not compare to those of Cao Cao, Sun Quan, or his father Liu Bei. However, Liu Shan was not an incompetent ruler; at least for most of his reign, his actions were commendable. After Liu Bei entrusted his son to Zhuge Liang at Baidi City, Liu Bei maintained a harmonious relationship with his ministers, including Zhuge Liang.