
Late Han Dynasty: Lu Bu Is Reborn and Hunts Down Cao Cao from the Start
汉末:吕布重生,开局追杀曹操
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Other names
- Late Han: Lu Bu Reborn, Shaking the Heroes Beneath Hulao Pass汉末:吕布重生,虎牢关下震群雄Alternate title on Fanqie
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This book is indeed quite good so far, and what I like most about it is... Everyone has their own ideals to pursue; not everyone is bad. Most conflicts are born out of necessity. The protagonist can do despicable things, and the enemy can be a righteous person. If this were any other novel, the protagonist would probably be upright and honorable, while the opponents would be despicable and cunning.
It feels quite good. There are no cheat codes or overly advanced technologies like papermaking and brewing, and no women with even a little bit of beauty are simply taken in. It truly shows a gradual and progressive plan for serving the people! Many readers have commented that it's not exciting enough and lacks the element of power struggles. Personally, I don't think so.
Chapter 7 is very faithful to the original novel. Lu Bu's combat power is already invincible, so there's no need to add a system or anything that would disrupt the power balance. After Lu Bu's rebirth, his intelligence increases, but he doesn't possess the same uncanny strategic brilliance as Zhuge Liang or Pang Tong; it feels very realistic.
It's very well written; the content doesn't tell at all that it was written by a woman. An obvious problem: opinions on the combat abilities of various military commanders are inherently subjective, and this cannot be blamed on the author. Even so, I still think Zhang Liao and Cheng Lian are too strong in martial arts. In summary: This is a very rare and excellent book about the Three Kingdoms.
This novel about Lü Bu fulfilled my ideal of "Lü Bu among men, Red Hare among horses". A perfect love between two people for life, bringing peace to the world and creating an immortal legacy of lasting prosperity. I love it!!
I searched for "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" on Tomato and this was the first book I picked. The rebirth at the beginning felt a bit abrupt, as I adapted to it too quickly. It's good in all aspects, but as someone mentioned above, Lu Bu's emotional intelligence changed too much, which was a bit hard to get used to. For example, if it went from 10 to 4 or 50, it would feel like it was already 80.
Exciting and realistic, with a delicate touch from the father's writing, and a tightly woven plot!
Overall, the book is quite good. The main reason for the low score is that Lü Bu did not have a harem and only loved his principal wife. Yes, Diao Chan didn't love her either. So many people just give a low score and leave. But the pure love warriors are ecstatic! 😄
This is one of the best books I've read about Lü Bu; it's very well written, but could it be written faster?
A hero's spirit, a flying general reborn, the author's ingenious imagination. To write a new chapter for the many fans of the Three Kingdoms period. The protagonist, Lü Bu, changes all the mistakes. It takes a different approach to the Three Kingdoms theme and is worth recommending.