
Transmigrating as Yuan Shu of Huainan
穿越之淮南袁术
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 593k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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257Chapters
882Reads
6.6Score
144Listens
102.9kReads · all time
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Come on, keep updating... What is morality? Morality is nothing without morality. Yuan Datou is truly a weirdo and the most unlucky person of all time.
The writing is good, but it feels very "easy" and there are no beauties. Didn't catch the point. I wrote too fast. But the writing style is okay. You can read her book "The Three Kingdoms of Cooking Xiaojiu" which is a systematic text but the writing is very good. No wonder the rating is so low, it's a political book. Then are the other princes in such trouble... Come on, this is a novel. The protagonist is so troublesome, so just try your best to support him
So far it looks very good! It can be regarded as a masterpiece of Three Kingdoms literature, and Traveling Through Yuan Shu is also very niche. It gave me a bright feeling. Come on, the author! I feel like so few people read it.
It's pretty good. It's almost the same when reading the story in the third person. It's quite rare. I finished it in one go.
After reading the previous ideas, it is quite good. It is okay to develop and train a strong army, even if there are no strong generals. After all, soldiers are fighting in wars, and it is good not to blindly require strong generals. After all, you think the King of Chu is strong enough, and he is not killed by the soldiers. Whenever you have the ability to kill your opponent, you must work hard to kill it. Never hold back. If we travel through the past, we will definitely not be able to compare with those famous figures in history. The most we can do is have a little more wisdom and insight than them! I didn't watch much of the rest. I didn't think it was very interesting. After all, we had such a big advantage and the fight was so mediocre!
Author, you can write more about ordinary things, such as the interactions between family members and subordinates.
Great to listen to at work. Come on
It's very interesting to read, and it highlights a unique aspect. It's different from many Three Kingdoms novels, but it's very interesting to read.
Ahhhhhhhhhhh
It's a good book that makes people feel comfortable. What a pity book