
Three Kingdoms: Someone Actually Dared to Make Lü Bu Their Adoptive Father!
三国:真有人敢当吕布义父啊!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 311k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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High-Quality Three Kingdoms Novels
A transmigration story, the identity doesn't matter as long as it's high-status, but not the emperor. The protagonist should know history well and anticipate the enemy's moves, but shouldn't become a ruler. Don't deliberately denigrate certain historical figures or invent contrived schemes within schemes just to make the protagonist look clever. Nothing too short or weak, and it shouldn't lose steam halfway through. Around a million words.
Looking for New Novels About the Late Han Dynasty and Three Kingdoms, Published in the Past Year
Looking for something like "The Han Dynasty’s Last Embers: I’m Not Fighting for the Central Plains, I’m Fighting for the World." Three Kingdoms history, creative ideas, something fresh. No old books, I’ve read pretty much all of them.
Looking for a High-Quality Three Kingdoms Novel
Books with a System that recruits military generals.
Three Kingdoms Stories Focused on Development, with Some Battles and Overwhelming Technological Superiority!
Three Kingdoms Novels Where the Protagonist Becomes a Warlord
All the Three Kingdoms stories these days have people working for someone else. I'd never work for someone else, not in this lifetime. They have no backbone at all.
A Really Good Novel Set During the Three Kingdoms Era
Looking for books similar to "Three Kingdoms: Fierce Warriors, I Prolong the Han Dynasty by 800 Years". After Liu Kun, an overworked 996 wage slave, suddenly dies, he transmigrates into the Three Kingdoms era and becomes the apprentice of the mysterious master Yuzhenzi, learning secret body-tempering techniques. Starting out as the Governor of Yanmen, he wipes out the Southern Xiongnu, recruits the Yellow Turbans, and pacifies the warlords. The best...
Could We Get Some Stories with Spears or Halberds, Not Firearms?
Three Kingdoms, Mighty Warrior, Master Strategist, Aiding Cao Cao
I’m in a Reading Slump. Recommend Anything, No Matter the Rating.
I'm out of things to read. Anything goes.
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Do you seem to have some misunderstanding about the term "Lord"? The court's troops have no master-servant relationship with you, so how can you call them "Lord"? Only your personal subordinates call you "Lord," others only address you by your official title; they don't even call you "Sir." Should you change it? The book is still quite enjoyable, so I'm giving you five stars as encouragement. You're welcome; I'm just that kind of helpful person.
A Manchu-style, heavily modified version of the Three Kingdoms, a hilarious and entertaining read.
Okay, well written, so enjoyable! The writing flows smoothly, unlike those other Three Kingdoms writers who always leave enemies alive, unwilling to kill them. Right? And even when they declare themselves emperor, they hesitate to do so. They just keep padding the word count. It's so much better to just defeat them all decisively like this. Plus, the author's writing is excellent; aside from a few typos, there are no other flaws.
😂 He's alright, but he's too much of a simp when it comes to women.
It's so short, I didn't even feel it.
Great job, very well written, keep it up! ^0^
It's still quite interesting 😅
It's really beautiful! Could the author please post more pictures? Give us some extra goodies!
I am King Tuge, a Xiongnu... My good brother, King Dugu, died at the hands of the Han. One of the Chanyu (rulers) defected to the enemy, another actually loved the Han more, and the third died tragically on the battlefield, his body never even brought back... I tossed and turned, unable to sleep. I drank with my only remaining good brother. My life is about to end.
It's a really good book, I don't know why it has such a low rating 🤔