
Three Kingdoms: The Overlord Possesses Me, and Diao Chan Dresses Me
三国:霸王附体,貂蝉为我更衣
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 639k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- Three Kingdoms: From Heir of the Cao Clan to Emperor Taizong of Great Wei三国:从曹家世子到大魏太宗皇帝Alternate title on Fanqie
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Compared to the previous book, this one has some more fighting elements; I have high hopes for it.
Overall, it's pretty good, except the part about fighting the Xiongnu is a little exaggerated.
The content is alright, but I hope there will be more power struggles and intrigue, and that the opponents aren't made too weak, otherwise it won't be interesting.
It's beautiful, but Diao Chan was released too late.
How can anyone sleep at this age? Get up quickly and write 100,000 words a day, 100,000 words each.
Well written, keep it up!
This is the first Three Kingdoms fanfiction I've ever finished reading. To be honest, the names of the characters from the Three Kingdoms period are really a nightmare for someone like me who's not good at studying 🤦🤦 I didn't recognize 80% of the characters 😅😅 I had to guess and make things up 😫😫 The author is amazing; the girls he arranged for the protagonist are all helpful to him.
This book is exceptional in two ways, especially the author's skillful and apt use of idioms—that's one exceptional quality. You'll see the other exceptional quality once you read it! 🤭🤭🤭
Why only recruit Da Qiao and not Xiao Qiao?
Indeed, the ending, with Cao Cao on his deathbed, really touched me. A great hero's life came to an end. Although this Cao Cao wasn't the General Who Conquers the West in this book, he accomplished everything he did. Just as he himself said, "Even the divine tortoise, though long-lived, has its end. The soaring serpent and the mist, in the end, turn to dust."