Three Kingdoms: The Overlord Possesses Me, and Diao Chan Dresses Me
三国：霸王附体，貂蝉为我更衣
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- Completed
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- 639k Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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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.
Transmigrated Into Wuxia Worlds: The Legend of the Condor Heroes, Jin Yong, Gu Long, or Comprehensive Wuxia All Welcome
Please recommend some if you know any. I have been reading a lot of wuxia lately.
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 Novels That Hook You from the First Page
Wins through strategy, passionate and commanding, and so gripping you can't stop reading.
Any Books About Cao Wei in the Later Three Kingdoms Period, Where the Protagonist Crushes the Old Thief Sima?
A 9.6-Rated Three Kingdoms-Era Deification Novel
I'd like to read something like Three Kingdoms: My Brother Is Dian Wei, and I Take on Lü Bu from the Start.
Three Kingdoms Stories Rated 9.0 or Higher, with an Incredibly Handsome Protagonist and a Cavalry-Focused Army
Ideally set in Youzhou, Bingzhou, or other regions famous for horses. The protagonist should be highly skilled in martial arts. No crossover characters or summoning.
Three Kingdoms Stories: Shu Han Has Its Romance, Cao Wei Its Character
Any Traditional Stories About a Protagonist Leading a Rebellion to Conquer the World?
My favorite thing about novels where the protagonist becomes emperor is the emperor wielding absolute power: all under heaven belongs to the emperor, and everyone within its borders is his subject. I want a novel set in a traditional feudal dynasty. I really hate stories where the emperor also tries to introduce democracy or constitutional monarchy. Recommendations, please!
Three Kingdoms Novels Are a Thing of the Past. Prove Me Wrong!
Any Three Kingdoms Novels Focused on the Cao Wei Faction?
I'm tired of reading about Shu and Wu while Cao Cao gets mocked every day. Anyone have a Three Kingdoms story from the Cao Wei side? No System cheats or mindless wish fulfillment. I'd like something with a little depth!
Any Three Kingdoms Stories That Start With Diao Chan Getting a Makeover? ♡
Highly recommend *The Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Remodeled Diao Chan*. If any fellow readers are interested, come take a look ♡～
Historical Novels Set at the End of the Han, Sui, Tang, Northern Song, Ming, or Qing Dynasties
Three Kingdoms + Beauties + System + Army + Fourth Dimension
Accidentally Transmigrate to the Three Kingdoms, Recruit Strategists, Mighty Generals, and Beautiful Women, and Conquer the Four Corners of the Land
History + transmigration + System + beauties + a struggle to rule the world
I Have a High-Quality Three Kingdoms Transmigration Novel for You to Enjoy!
Looking for books like *The Book of Han*. A high-quality Three Kingdoms transmigration novel, with rigorous content and solid writing. Highly recommend it!!!
Three Kingdoms, Harem, and System Novels: Any Recommendations?
Stories With an Emperor as the Protagonist
Stories where the protagonist is the emperor.
The Male Lead Is a Great Villain Who Takes in the Heroine
The male lead has a powerful faction.
Any Good Three Kingdoms Novels That Hold Up? No Arbitrary Dumbed-Down Characters
I'd like something light and funny without awkward humor. A System story, a tale of strategy, or one about a lone hero traveling a thousand miles would all be fine. Are there any stories where one side is fighting a civil war while the factions on both sides send troops to fight abroad?
Marrying and Raising Children in the Three Kingdoms
Marry Diao Chan and have children.
Stories About Prehistoric Beasts Like Mosasaurs, Titanoboa, and Tyrannosaurs
Three Kingdoms: From the Start, Maxed-Out Combat Power
Maxed-out combat power.
Primordial World: The Protagonist Becomes a Ninth-Heaven Saint in Chapter One, Before Hongjun’s First Lecture
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Compared with the previous book; this one has some force value. I am very optimistic about this book.
Overall, it's pretty good, but it's a little exaggerated when it comes to fighting the Huns.
The content is okay, I wish there were more fights for hegemony and power, and don't make the opponent too weak, otherwise it would be boring.
It looks good, but Diao Chan came online too late.
How can you sleep at this age? Get up quickly and write 100,000 words a day, 100,000 for each person.
Wonderful writing, keep it up
This is the first Three Kingdoms fanfic that I have read. To be honest, the names of those people in the Three Kingdoms period really bully the poor students [face covering] [face covering] I don't know 80% of the words [awkward laugh] [awkward laugh] they were just guessing [crazy] [crazy] The author is awesome The girls assigned to the protagonist are all able to help him, but some of them (such as Lu Bu's daughter and Diao Chan) have so few roles that they are said to be 'accepted' by the protagonist. In the early stage, or most of the time, the protagonist spends fighting in various places. He has wives and concubines, but there are not many. The only shortcoming of "illustrating jade" (an idiom learned by the author [eating melon] [eating melon]) is that the author arranged for Cao Pi to "bounce blindly" when the protagonist is still alive as Cao Cao's eldest son, which is self-contradictory [cover face] [cover face] (I don't I understand the history of various periods, but I also know that Cao Cao's eldest son and Zhu Yuanzhang's eldest son are two "alternative" princes [laughing] [laughing]) Let's just let others go. The last point is to read the book and don't take it seriously. This is a historical fanfic, not a general guide to official history, nor a miscellany of unofficial history.
This book is a double masterpiece. Especially the author's use of idioms is very skillful and reasonable. This is one unique thing and the other is unique. You will know it after reading it [laughing][laughing][laughing]
Why did you only accept Da Qiao and not Xiao Qiao?
Yes, the finale of Cao Cao on his deathbed really poked me, and a generation of heroes came to an end. Although Cao Cao was not the general who conquered the west in this book, he did everything he did to conquer the west. As he himself said, although the turtle has a long life, it still has its time. Soaring snakes and rising fog will eventually turn into dust.