Three Kingdoms: I'm Just a Strategist, I Can't Beat Lü Bu
三国：我只是个谋士，打不过吕布
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- Completed
- Length
- 692k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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340Chapters
238Reads · 30 days
37.8kReads · all time
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Give yourself five stars! Keep it up! ✊ Hehehe
This is a different kind of Three Kingdoms story, with a very captivating opening. The story continues to unfold excitingly, keep it up!
Outfits, imaginative concepts, humor—it changes history. There are tons of laughs, and the characters are fairly consistent with the novel *Romance of the Three Kingdoms*. If my bookshelf weren't so full, I'd definitely add it to my watchlist. Humor level: 5 stars!
I'm giving you a thumbs up and praising you! ᕕ(ᐛ)ᕗ
Highly recommended! The author is very talented. The writing is clear, engaging, and full of twists and turns—it's incredibly satisfying!
Although the protagonist is a strategist, he is also quite skilled in combat, capable of smashing a person's head with a single punch. The story is richly described and uniquely conceived, making it worth reading.
Keep it up, you'll be famous sooner or later. Keep up the good work! I'll always support you.
There aren't many books that I can finish reading, but this is one of them. It's coherent and well-structured, though occasionally it feels disjointed, but overall it's pretty good.
That's certainly acceptable; ellipses shouldn't be used.
Okay, okay.