Galloping Through the Three Kingdoms
骥行三国
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 687k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Reviving the Later Han by Turning the Tide at Yiling从逆转夷陵开始中兴季汉Former title · until Oct 2026
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Although the book is not long, the plot is compact and fascinating. I finished reading this article in one sitting. The author has done considerable research on the characters and relationships in the late Three Kingdoms period, and the characters and relationships between the various camps are clearly described. The plot direction is also very consistent with the romance of Shu Han. From Yiling retaining part of its strength, to joining forces with Wei Yan in the Ziwu Valley conspiracy, and then later capturing Chang'an and the north, the snowball grew bigger and bigger, overwhelming the other two countries to unify the Central Plains. The entire process, except for thermal weapons, was in line with the unified rationality of the time. The final ending is also good. Shu Han Liu Bei and Liu Chan did not let the protagonist down. Although Kong Ming had some backup plans, he finally believed in him. In the end, our protagonist also reciprocated and revived the Han Dynasty. I think this ending is at least in line with my romantic feelings for the Shu Han Dynasty. During this period, I also received other books recommended by the author, and I plan to read them.
It is unique and uses the Battle of Yiling as the starting point to start the time-travel story. The characters are three-dimensional, the strategy description is exciting, and the plot is compact. It breaks the routine of cool writing and digs deep into human nature. There are only a few details about the war, probably to avoid shortcomings. Once the writing is wrong, it will make people laugh. But it is originally a fun article, but too many details affect the reading. This is good, I personally like it anyway.
It is a very interesting historical novel. The battles in the book and the main plot are all based on reasonable deductions from history. The author must have read a lot of historical materials and learned from many previous comments, so the overall level of the book is very high.