A New Three Kingdoms Fantasy
新三国幻想
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 437k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Any Masterpiece Three Kingdoms Novels on Tomato? Please Share!
Nurturing Promising New Books, No Older Books Please
No old books, please. I want to see which new books have potential! Anything the poster has liked or commented on has potential. Give them a try!
The Pinnacle of Three Kingdoms Fiction, No System
I want a protagonist with brains, not a System.
Three Kingdoms Novels That Hook You from the First Page
Wins through strategy, passionate and commanding, and so gripping you can't stop reading.
Any New Books? I'll Give Them Five Stars!
I want to read books like "Myriad Transmigrations: After Turning Into a Phone, I Enjoyed Every Perk". Support new writers and let’s keep each other going. This similar title is actually my own book, so if you can, please give it five stars too ≥﹏≤
Three Kingdoms Novels Are a Thing of the Past. Prove Me Wrong!
Looking for a High-Quality Three Kingdoms Novel
Books with a System that recruits military generals.
There Are So Many Three Kingdoms Novels. Why Are There Only a Few Good Ones? Any More?
There are so many Three Kingdoms stories, so why are only a handful rated highly? Are there really no others?
Three Kingdoms Stories Where the Protagonist Helps Liu Bei, but No Power Fantasy
Three Kingdoms, Strategy, and Smart Characters
Looking for Three Kingdoms Novels, the Kind You Can't Put Down
I’ve recently gotten into Three Kingdoms novels, but I haven’t found any that suit my taste. Please recommend some!
A Fresh, Unconventional Premise: Something Original, Innovative, and Full of Highlights!
Looking for stories like Everyone in the County Gives Me One Yuan a Day. Please, big shots, recommend something! I'm running out of books. Don't recommend brainless power fantasies with Dragon Kings and the like.
Looking for a Story Where Shu Han Unifies China in the Later Three Kingdoms Period
Three Kingdoms Novels That Don't Portray Liu Bei as a Villain
Honestly, I'd rather see the protagonist build their own power, but stories where they assist someone are fine too. They can support Cao Cao, Liu Bei, or even Sun Quan. But don't start by trashing Liu Bei and then have the protagonist go help Cao Cao. If they're going to assist Cao Cao, just go straight to that. What's the point of bashing Liu Bei first and then switching sides?
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Liu Shan, the Sage Lord
Surviving in the Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Got the System to Rewrite Reality
Reborn: Liu Bei Rises in the Three Kingdoms
Three Kingdoms: Empress of All Under Heaven
Three Kingdoms: The Nanyang Uprising, and the Empress Sister Clings to Me for Support
Thrown into the Three Kingdoms: I Am Sun Bo Fu
Three Kingdoms: Shu Han's Great Cause Must Not Be Confined to One Corner
Me, Sworn Brothers with Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei in the Peach Garden
The Huaiyin Chronicle: I Transmigrated to the Three Kingdoms
Dragon Ball: I Became a God Through Resentment
Dream of the Western Tower in the Water Kingdom
Three Kingdoms: Oh No! I Died Again!
Three Kingdoms: I Am Ying Zheng, and I Begin at Baidi Castle Entrusting the Orphaned Heir
Ten Kingdoms Reunited: The Transmigrator's Song of Destiny and War
Reviving the Great Han
The Martial Ancestor of the Late Han
A Three Kingdoms Travelogue: The Empire's Beauties All Belong to Sun Quan
Emperor Zhaolie of Han: Resurrecting Guan Yu and Restoring the Han Spirit
Three Kingdoms: Defeated at Maicheng, I Cursed Jiangdong's Jerry to Death
Penguin Beanie's Sixth Book
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Synopsis: Set against the backdrop of the Three Kingdoms period, this book emphasizes logic and realism, rejecting both system-based and mindless power struggles. The writing style primarily employs classical Chinese for dialogue to enhance the sense of historical immersion, while narrative descriptions utilize vernacular Chinese to improve the reading experience. We hope you enjoy this intellectually stimulating and engaging read.
The pace was steady and methodical, proceeding in a reasonable manner – very good!
The first-person perspective is a bit odd, but it's quite interesting. Most importantly, it finally stops me from mindlessly clicking on Tech Uncle. It's good-looking, but nobody watches it.
Reflections on Chapter Two, "On the Common People": It is said that Zhuge Liang's Northern Expeditions, wielding the strength of a single province, were wasteful and exhausting. Why not have surrendered to the north to protect the common people?
The book is meticulously written, depicting the Shu Han dynasty that I envisioned. The protagonist is realistic and doesn't stray from reality, which is excellent!
There are very few books this good anymore; I hope it won't be abandoned.
It's already quite impressive to be able to write something like this.
It seems to be a relatively new type of classical Chinese text, and most of it is comprehensible. Let's take a look first.
Well written, one of the few readable works on Tomato.
It's really good, but the updates are too slow 😢😢😢. I hope the author will update more often 😘