Three Kingdoms: The Fugitive Crown Prince of the Rebellion Starts by Burning Gongsun's Camp
三国：叛军在逃太子开局火烧公孙
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- 1.1M Words
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
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- Three Kingdoms: Zhang Jue Has Fallen, So I Raise the Banner of Rebellion三国：张角败了，我为造反扛大旗Alternate title on Fanqie
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I'm sick of those power-fantasy stories where the protagonist shows off all the time!
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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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Three Kingdoms Stories Rated 9.0 or Higher, with an Incredibly Handsome Protagonist and a Cavalry-Focused Army
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Three Kingdoms Novels That Hook You from the First Page
Wins through strategy, passionate and commanding, and so gripping you can't stop reading.
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If we're talking about great talents, I would definitely recommend Jia Xu first. He orchestrated chaos in Chang'an with a single plan, and brought down three sages in one night. He also wrote the most important treatise on national policy while serving under Cao Cao. Jia Xu also knew how to protect himself and knew when to advance and retreat.
It looks great (♥∀♥). I hope there aren't too many modern elements later on, and that there won't be any guns or cannons. I just hope they recruit more civil and military officials so they can unify the world. Having many wives and concubines is fine, but don't just take any woman, and don't force in women who don't even exist in history.
Writing a book is no easy task, so I give it a five-star rating. Cleared of potential pitfalls. A Three Kingdoms story with elements of farming, conquest, and time travel. It's a lighthearted Three Kingdoms novel with decent writing, but too much drama drags down the plot (it backfires; the focus on inner monologues and conquest turns into excessive romance). It's passable, good for when you're looking for something to read.
Honestly, I really don't understand why this book has such a low rating. Maybe it's because it doesn't involve pornography? Or maybe it's not ruthless enough? I suggest the book reveal details about the "noobs," "human resources," and the various stages of the process. If you write it according to your own ideas, this book should easily reach 9.5 Points.
Frankly speaking, the Han Dynasty was the strongest in the early Three Kingdoms period, and the protagonist could only overthrow it step by step to establish his own dynasty.
It's alright. However, for a seasoned bookworm like me, there's one major flaw and one minor flaw. The major flaw: the protagonist's civil and military officials are almost entirely composed of famous figures. Furthermore, the author's logic dictates that anyone with fame is inherently capable, completely ignoring age and experience. The minor flaw is the alcohol.
This book is good, I like reading it. The plot is getting increasingly drawn out, and the villains never seem to die. So far in the novel, not a single historical general on the enemy side has died; they're all superhuman, capable of miraculous survival, and after recovering from their injuries, they continue to fight the protagonist.
It's a very good read, a true historical fiction, with a logical plot and no major flaws. The romance is also well-written; there aren't any tropes like falling in love with someone who looks like your idol from a past life. This novel avoids that, and the romance is seamlessly integrated into the main storyline, making it a very enjoyable read.
Chapter 85, no modern elements yet, very good, arguably the best Three Kingdoms novel by Tomato.
Personally, I feel it ranks among the top-quality books of its kind from the late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period.