
Three Kingdoms: The Last Loyal Minister
三国:最后一个忠臣
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 127k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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73Chapters
8Reads · 30 days
8.7kReads · all time
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It's pretty mediocre, isn't it? Why would you change a military officer's name like that? Are some things you can just change as you please? The soldiers don't understand your reforms at all. In battle, soldiers won't be able to find their generals, and generals won't be able to distinguish between soldiers and officers.
Unlike other novels that rely on overpowered abilities and advanced technology, this one feels more realistic. It's also the first time I've seen the Three Kingdoms from the perspective of the Gongsun family, making the subject matter feel very fresh. Although this is the author's first novel, the writing is quite good, demonstrating a deep understanding of the relevant history and their own unique insights. I look forward to the next chapters! Keep it up!
A very interesting historical novel; this is the first time I've read it from the perspective of the Gongsun family. Read the story of the Three Kingdoms. History is used as a hook for novels; novels are meant to be entertaining and novel to read. Well written! The author is very diligent, updating three times a day, that's impressive! 👍
This is one of the few Three Kingdoms texts that I didn't find awkward to read.
Following the official historical records is indeed a disadvantage, unlike Romance of the Three Kingdoms, where the plot is simply a recounting of divine strategies, and then the details are fleshed out. Ultimately, it depends on personal preference.
It's well-written, with a clear train of thought and logical structure, and it also has a certain degree of creativity and originality.
The author's writing is excellent, much better than mine; it's definitely worth reading.