Three Kingdoms: You Told Me to Make Wu Surrender, So I Kidnapped Sun Quan
三国：让你降吴，你绑架孙权
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Other names
- A Hymn to the Han of the Three Kingdoms三国之汉颂Former title · until Oct 2026
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The writing is good~ The only flaw is that the Three Kingdoms has a strong sword feel~ But I still like it very much
It's quite interesting. I finished reading it all after watching it. It's so little.
I don't understand why the rating is so low. It's the most beautiful movie I've ever seen in the Three Kingdoms. The unique plot is completely different from the plots of other Three Kingdoms books, and it still has a strong empathy for ordinary people. Some of the protagonist's actions are also super powerful
The writing is so good and so popular. When I read the introduction, I thought it might be a gimmick again, but as I continued reading, I found that the author can really write the feeling of a spark that starts a prairie fire. Come on! Alas, the ending was too hasty, which is a pity
Milong Three stamina, six upper limits, no armor Hijack: [Lock-on Skill] When you are designated as a damage card, you can choose a target whose user is no more than 1 distance away from you. It will become the target of this card instead of you. You will lose a point of your physical limit. After the card is settled, it will be placed on your general card, which is called "Danger". Ambush: Each of your card drawing phase, card playing phase, and card discarding phase is limited to once each. During the card drawing phase, discard a "danger" card and get a card from a target you designate. Then draw a card and put the "danger" card into the hand of any target you designate. During the card playing phase, discard a "Danger" card, put the "Danger" card into your hand, and use a virtual kill card that ignores distance. In the discard phase, discard a "danger" card and draw x cards (x is the number of cards discarded in the discard phase) Fear of Courage: Whenever a target puts a card into the discard pile without using it during the card playing phase, you can choose to make it lose x (rounded down) half of its health, or discard x cards. X is the card that the target does not use and puts into the discard pile. (Mi Long holding Sun Shiwan hostage)
Wu/Shu Milong 3/3 Negative: When the cards of another character are discarded into the discard pile during the non-discard phase, you can draw the same number of cards. After that, if the number of cards in that character's hand is not greater than yours, you prevent that character from using cards to target yourself this round until the start of the character's next turn. Robbery: At the end of a character's turn, you can hand a card to another character and reveal the top two cards of the deck, and then get the basic cards and equipment cards among them. Then you can choose one: 1: The character draws x cards. 2: The character takes x points of damage from you and makes other characters unable to use cards to target this character until the start of the next character's turn. (X is the number of times you have launched "Robbery")
I'll make the card Milong 2/5 One skill, holding Wu hostage When a character loses his last card in his hand, you can cause him to lose a point of stamina. And choose one of the following two items, 1, hand you x pieces of equipment and abolish one equipment slot. 2. The next time he gets a hand, he needs to discard x cards in his hand. X is the difference between your current physical strength and the upper limit of your blood volume. Second skill, killing the dragon Awakening skills. Then you have no cards in your hand at the end of the phase. You lose your hit zone and reduce your HP limit by one point, then return your HP to your HP limit. And let a target get a clever strategy and pretend to surrender.
Offer it with both hands, it's so beautifully written in big letters
There are interesting details in the book, and the black words made me blush more and more as I read it. It is a good book.
It starts from the critical turning point when Guan Yu loses Jingzhou, starting from the kidnapping of Sun Quan, using land reform to break the crisis, using guerrilla warfare to consume opponents, and controlling the Kushan Empire to nourish the Northern Expedition. The styles are very different and humorous. It is worth watching!