At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, it was as bright and gorgeous as the stars in the sky.
There are too many characters and stories that need to be described and extended. There are majestic historical facts and distinctive characters, majestic mountains and rivers, splendid culture, hidden families and opportunistic businessmen. There are scholars, kings, prime ministers, ministers, powerful plans, wars, lofty sentiments, despicableness, romance, character, and countless magnificent events.
This book is more inclined to group portraits, and the protagonist plays the role of interspersing and guiding. So I often don't see the protagonist in tens of thousands of words.
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There is no knife in the whole article, please trust me. (The dog's head saves life)
Late Eastern Han Dynasty
This is the most splendid era, with countless heroes, counselors, and generals appearing on stage.
It is also the most chaotic era. The world is in chaos, and there are those who can defeat the general trend of the world and try to change their fate against the will of heaven and save all people from water and fire.
Are the heroes of the Three Kingdoms really as stereotyped? Cao Cao is treacherous? Liu Bei is kind? How wise is Sun Quan? Lu Bu has no plan? Is Guan Yu stubborn? Zhang Fei is reckless?
What is the strongest military unit in the Three Kingdoms? Tiger and leopard riding? Qingzhou soldiers? Qiang cavalry? White horse Yi Cong? Or is it the mysterious white soldier?
Is there an unknown side to those brilliant deeds? Is defeat really a defeat? Is victory really a victory?
In this book, this is a world that combines history, strategy, friendship, aura, verticality and so on.
Collect all the secrets here! Share the rewards with you! Chinese! End! Year! Secret! Smell! Record! (Broken sound)
Please follow Nanshan closely, which was born with the fate of heaven and earth, and visit this splendid historical (crossed out) world written by Bu Cai again!
Reader comments
I was a little confused when I saw the divorce letter, because it is usually a divorce letter, and most of it refers to a man divorcing a woman. However, in the enlightened dynasties where women had a higher status, there was also a wife letter, which generally refers to reconciliation, but the difference is that there are words of mutual blessing at the end. (I'm not sure either, please correct me)
This is the first time I have seen an author who writes so seriously. He seems to have very high standards for his books. I heard he wrote for novels before, right? It was probably the first failure that made me unexpectedly cautious about this book. The writing seems quite mature.
I am very satisfied with this book. Some of the names and utensils in it are in line with the culture of the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and there are no obtrusive mistakes. However, if anyone wants to find faults, you can leave a message in the comment area. I believe the author will pay attention to it
The book is good, and the author himself is also very interesting. You can often see him sharing his daily life. The book is really good. There are no logical problems or bad writing. I really like the plot after it gets on track, so the author should work hard and don't just sit there and let it go.
There are many novels in Tomato that borrow themes from the Three Kingdoms. They often take advantage of the popularity of the Three Kingdoms and people's yearning for heroic dreams to write some imaginary and mindless novels. There are too few that pay attention to the original development of history.
This book does not have the feel of a main line. Later I read that it was more focused on group portraits. I have heard of this but don't know much about it. To me, it looks like story chapters one by one, like a collection of biographies.
The author is very serious. He occasionally inserts some official or unofficial historical data into the article to support the development of his article. Perhaps because he often studies subsequent developments, this book is sometimes updated slowly.
The writing is really good, I hope you all have more patience to read the first part, otherwise you really won't understand some of the later plots. You won't realize the fun of this book.
It's a good book. The author also made up for the missing plot in a timely manner. He has his own thinking. I hope everyone will support the author. I really don't want this book to be buried in a bunch of mindless and cool articles.
I like that the author will explain at the end of the chapter. I feel that the difficulty of understanding has been reduced a lot, and it is easier to understand an idea of the author's writing, which is helpful to further integrate the plot of the book.
Not bad, not bad. The plot and writing are good. I remember the description of the refugees very clearly. It uses the beautiful scenery and the madness of the refugees to write a paragraph that takes their desire for food to an extreme.
The plot is exciting and real, but some things are not very sophisticated. However, the author has a good grasp of the time and place. From the beginning of the book, I found that the author seems to be very good at using scenery to write people's stories.
This book is really good. Most of it is history, but there is a bit of fantasy mixed in. I like this book very much. It is a literary and military strategy, loyal and courageous, every step is taken, and when you meet your opponent in chess, you cherish each other. The Three Kingdoms theme is always the ultimate romance of heroic ideals
One of the reasons why I like the Three Kingdoms theme very much is because of my grandfather's preferences, so I have been influenced by it since I was a child. I really rarely read derivative works of the Three Kingdoms type. I mainly think it is terrible. I like the author who respects history very much, so I still appreciate it. And the author should have put a lot of effort into writing
After thinking about it, I still feel that this book is worth five stars. I am quite satisfied with the author's writing style and knowledge base, but I also feel that history is serious and using some modern terms may be a bit inappropriate. However, considering that the new era always accepts some novel things, and if it is not written in an interesting way, it will not attract readers.
Although the Three Kingdoms were a war-torn era, the daily life written by the author is still very beautiful. In addition to describing heroes, there are also many warm daily scenes, and the description of the characters is also very vivid.
The characters in the article are quite classic, and the author's imaginary part is actually quite interesting. My understanding of these characters may still be from the ancient time travel novels in the early years, but this is not a time travel, and the added part will be more fantasy, but it will not affect the normal historical development.
It was quite shocking. After entering the official storyline, my eyes really brightened up. I still think: Yes, they are crazy, but they don't eat people; they are not crazy, but they eat people. This sentence impressed me deeply and I experienced the power of words.
A very interesting book about the history of the late Eastern Han Dynasty. The characters in it are very vivid and lively, especially those brothers. It seems that the eldest brother has a brain, and the others are all naive. Boss Liao: I can't carry it, I really can't carry it!
It's good to watch. The Three Kingdoms basically praises those male heroes. Women are basically spread about their beauty. However, there are many talented women in the history of the Three Kingdoms. Among them, Cai Wenji is deeply loved by me. Her life has been full of ups and downs, but she still has the grace and tolerance of a talented woman.
It's okay. When I didn't get into the story of the Three Kingdoms in the early stage, I was a little confused by it. The words were very dense, so I read some of them. The later part is not bad. The intrigues, loyalty and courage of the characters in the Three Kingdoms are all written with great momentum.
For historical articles that require logic and a relatively high level of facts, this book will be very comfortable to read. The author basically writes with high quality and quantity every day. Regardless of how long I read, the author's efforts are also visible.
The big plot and the small plot are well interspersed, and the changes in the environment and situations are natural. I have been reading it carefully, so I saw the appearance of Zhao Zilong. I thought I'd have some free time, so come and give me a review.
If you like a book that is not brainless, this is a must-read. If you don't like slow-paced books, it requires details, imagination, and strategies. Just think about it, the theme of the Three Kingdoms must be pretty good, are you sure you don't want to read it?
The book is good. I just couldn't figure out who the protagonist was for a long time. If I hadn't read the author's explanation, I would still be confused and thought there was no protagonist.
Reading this book often reminds me of a sentence: The wine and meat of the rich family smells bad, and the road is frozen to death. There is no shortage of heroes in the Three Kingdoms, but there is a shortage of virtuous kings. There are only heroes. The people of Dawn are just a part of the world in their eyes.
It can be seen that the author is still very careful about details. The story still adheres to the principle of the historical timeline. There is no magic modification and he will not write the plot for the sake of writing the plot. The reason for the slow pace may also be due to the timeline.
It gets more exciting as you go to the end. The author has good inspiration and clear ideas. Even if you work overtime, you can keep updating, which is good.
Overall, the book is very good, and the author is very self-conscious when it comes to writing. If you read it carefully, you can read it for a long time. It is not brainless, it is realistic, and it contains all kinds of calculations, conspiracies, and overt and covert arrows.
The plot is okay, it's a good historical novel of the Three Kingdoms. It has the appearance of a modern novel, but it doesn't bend the facts.
I was a little confused when I saw the divorce letter, because it is usually a divorce letter, and most of it refers to a man divorcing a woman. However, in the enlightened dynasties where women had a higher status, there was also a wife letter, which generally refers to reconciliation, but the difference is that there are words of mutual blessing at the end. (I'm not sure either, please correct me)
This is the first time I have seen an author who writes so seriously. He seems to have very high standards for his books. I heard he wrote for novels before, right? It was probably the first failure that made me unexpectedly cautious about this book. The writing seems quite mature.
I am very satisfied with this book. Some of the names and utensils in it are in line with the culture of the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and there are no obtrusive mistakes. However, if anyone wants to find faults, you can leave a message in the comment area. I believe the author will pay attention to it
The book is good, and the author himself is also very interesting. You can often see him sharing his daily life. The book is really good. There are no logical problems or bad writing. I really like the plot after it gets on track, so the author should work hard and don't just sit there and let it go.
There are many novels in Tomato that borrow themes from the Three Kingdoms. They often take advantage of the popularity of the Three Kingdoms and people's yearning for heroic dreams to write some imaginary and mindless novels. There are too few that pay attention to the original development of history.
This book does not have the feel of a main line. Later I read that it was more focused on group portraits. I have heard of this but don't know much about it. To me, it looks like story chapters one by one, like a collection of biographies.
The author is very serious. He occasionally inserts some official or unofficial historical data into the article to support the development of his article. Perhaps because he often studies subsequent developments, this book is sometimes updated slowly.
The writing is really good, I hope you all have more patience to read the first part, otherwise you really won't understand some of the later plots. You won't realize the fun of this book.
It's a good book. The author also made up for the missing plot in a timely manner. He has his own thinking. I hope everyone will support the author. I really don't want this book to be buried in a bunch of mindless and cool articles.
I like that the author will explain at the end of the chapter. I feel that the difficulty of understanding has been reduced a lot, and it is easier to understand an idea of the author's writing, which is helpful to further integrate the plot of the book.
Not bad, not bad. The plot and writing are good. I remember the description of the refugees very clearly. It uses the beautiful scenery and the madness of the refugees to write a paragraph that takes their desire for food to an extreme.
The plot is exciting and real, but some things are not very sophisticated. However, the author has a good grasp of the time and place. From the beginning of the book, I found that the author seems to be very good at using scenery to write people's stories.
This book is really good. Most of it is history, but there is a bit of fantasy mixed in. I like this book very much. It is a literary and military strategy, loyal and courageous, every step is taken, and when you meet your opponent in chess, you cherish each other. The Three Kingdoms theme is always the ultimate romance of heroic ideals
One of the reasons why I like the Three Kingdoms theme very much is because of my grandfather's preferences, so I have been influenced by it since I was a child. I really rarely read derivative works of the Three Kingdoms type. I mainly think it is terrible. I like the author who respects history very much, so I still appreciate it. And the author should have put a lot of effort into writing
After thinking about it, I still feel that this book is worth five stars. I am quite satisfied with the author's writing style and knowledge base, but I also feel that history is serious and using some modern terms may be a bit inappropriate. However, considering that the new era always accepts some novel things, and if it is not written in an interesting way, it will not attract readers.
Although the Three Kingdoms were a war-torn era, the daily life written by the author is still very beautiful. In addition to describing heroes, there are also many warm daily scenes, and the description of the characters is also very vivid.
The characters in the article are quite classic, and the author's imaginary part is actually quite interesting. My understanding of these characters may still be from the ancient time travel novels in the early years, but this is not a time travel, and the added part will be more fantasy, but it will not affect the normal historical development.
It was quite shocking. After entering the official storyline, my eyes really brightened up. I still think: Yes, they are crazy, but they don't eat people; they are not crazy, but they eat people. This sentence impressed me deeply and I experienced the power of words.
A very interesting book about the history of the late Eastern Han Dynasty. The characters in it are very vivid and lively, especially those brothers. It seems that the eldest brother has a brain, and the others are all naive. Boss Liao: I can't carry it, I really can't carry it!
It's good to watch. The Three Kingdoms basically praises those male heroes. Women are basically spread about their beauty. However, there are many talented women in the history of the Three Kingdoms. Among them, Cai Wenji is deeply loved by me. Her life has been full of ups and downs, but she still has the grace and tolerance of a talented woman.
It's okay. When I didn't get into the story of the Three Kingdoms in the early stage, I was a little confused by it. The words were very dense, so I read some of them. The later part is not bad. The intrigues, loyalty and courage of the characters in the Three Kingdoms are all written with great momentum.
For historical articles that require logic and a relatively high level of facts, this book will be very comfortable to read. The author basically writes with high quality and quantity every day. Regardless of how long I read, the author's efforts are also visible.
The big plot and the small plot are well interspersed, and the changes in the environment and situations are natural. I have been reading it carefully, so I saw the appearance of Zhao Zilong. I thought I'd have some free time, so come and give me a review.
If you like a book that is not brainless, this is a must-read. If you don't like slow-paced books, it requires details, imagination, and strategies. Just think about it, the theme of the Three Kingdoms must be pretty good, are you sure you don't want to read it?
The book is good. I just couldn't figure out who the protagonist was for a long time. If I hadn't read the author's explanation, I would still be confused and thought there was no protagonist.
Reading this book often reminds me of a sentence: The wine and meat of the rich family smells bad, and the road is frozen to death. There is no shortage of heroes in the Three Kingdoms, but there is a shortage of virtuous kings. There are only heroes. The people of Dawn are just a part of the world in their eyes.
It can be seen that the author is still very careful about details. The story still adheres to the principle of the historical timeline. There is no magic modification and he will not write the plot for the sake of writing the plot. The reason for the slow pace may also be due to the timeline.
It gets more exciting as you go to the end. The author has good inspiration and clear ideas. Even if you work overtime, you can keep updating, which is good.
Overall, the book is very good, and the author is very self-conscious when it comes to writing. If you read it carefully, you can read it for a long time. It is not brainless, it is realistic, and it contains all kinds of calculations, conspiracies, and overt and covert arrows.
The plot is okay, it's a good historical novel of the Three Kingdoms. It has the appearance of a modern novel, but it doesn't bend the facts.