Lying Flat Is Justice: If I Don’t Slack Off, How Can There Be Three Kingdoms?
躺平即正义：我不摆烂哪儿有三国
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 802k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- Nonsense of the Three Kingdoms: Dong Zhuo, Get Your Act Together!废话三国：董卓你得支棱起来啊Alternate title on Fanqie
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I Can't Believe Historical Fiction Writers Can Be This Good
A fact-based educational book written using sources from official history, but not boring!
What’s the Hottest Historical Novel on Tomato Novel?
I’m in a reading slump.
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No System, please. Ideally, the protagonist keeps a low profile and builds up their strength early on.
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Looking for a book like "I’m an Immortal from Liyue, and I Never Cheat or Swindle".
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Looking for books like My Grandfather Is Zhu Yuanzhang. I'm going through a terrible reading slump. Fellow Daoists, help me get through it!
Three Kingdoms, Three Kingdoms, Three Kingdoms
Three Kingdoms novels without a System. There are barely any good books on Tomato these days. (I get annoyed as soon as I see a System.)
Historical What-If Fiction, Not Brain-Dead
Looking for books like Tang Dynasty: If You Won’t Rebel, Father, Then I Will! Historical what-if stories where the protagonist transmigrates into Li Chengqian and changes the course of history, turning the Tang Dynasty into the world’s most powerful nation and having the whole world support it.
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The perspective is interesting, but the author likes to popularize science, and when someone comes along, he will explain his knowledge and opinions about them in detail. I want to read the story, not the history and experiences of this person.
It's quite good; it combines reading with some historical information. Before reading it, I only knew that the Han Dynasty fell because of the incompetence of Emperors Heng and Ling and the rise of powerful aristocratic families, but this book explains many of the reasons.
This story offers a different perspective on the late Eastern Han Dynasty. The author's writing is excellent, ranking among the top on the platform. The challenge lies in portraying a seemingly insignificant, unambitious character effectively; he can't be too laid-back, or he'll become a dead fish. I hope to see the book completed smoothly and not abandoned. Keep it up, author!
This book is not a traditional time-travel novel. The protagonist's role is not to participate throughout the entire story, but rather to provide reminders at key points. The most unique aspect of this book is that it offers a historical narrative perspective different from typical online novels.
The content is great, but it takes a while to remember which character's nickname the author gave them 😄
I just finished reading chapter 74 and wanted to leave a comment. The author's perspective is unique, and the logic is flawless; it's worth recommending. I just read some other comments, and someone asked why Dong Zhuo wasn't just killed outright. Personally, I feel that within the author's logic, Dong Zhuo didn't have the subjective intention to rebel or overthrow the imperial power.
The author's writing style and plot are quite good, the analysis in various aspects is also excellent, and the author has good insights into history. However, regarding Liu Bei, I remember that he was always just a guest general and never officially served under anyone. Isn't that a bit problematic?
A very novel perspective; I can keep watching.
It's a bit wordy, but the author definitely has something to offer. 👍👍👍
It's quite good; it created a new genre of Three Kingdoms stories, namely, altering the course of history at the end of the Han Dynasty before the eunuch faction was completely eradicated.