Three Kingdoms: The Art of Dragon-Slaying, Aimed at the Great Clans!

Three Kingdoms: Train Ordinary People into Divine Generals to Fight the Legendary Generals

Something with a System.

Three Kingdoms Stories Starting in Liaodong, Hanzhong, Jiaozhou, or Liangzhou

Three Kingdoms novels.

Pure Military Fiction: Battles Between Ancient Armies and Legions

Military and war

Three Kingdoms, With a System, Summoning Famous Generals and Troop Types

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Looking for Historical What-If Stories. I Recently Found Out This Genre Has So Many Great Reads

Preferably funny, the kind that keeps you up at night.

Looking for Something So Rousing It'll Set Me on Fire

Please, please.

For Fans of Water Margin and Three Kingdoms: Novels About the Qin, Han, Tang, and Ming Dynasties Battling for Supremacy

I especially love the Three Kingdoms and Water Margin. I don't like *Water Margin*, but I do like the Water Margin setting. I love any stories about vying for supremacy.

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?

Please Recommend Strategy Games About Ruling the Three Kingdoms

Three Kingdoms game-style novels.

Three Kingdoms with Maxed-Out Combat Power

I want Three Kingdoms novels.

Any Novels About the Three Kingdoms' Wars for Supremacy?

Preferably, the heroine should be Zhen Mi.

Highly Rated Three Kingdoms Masterpieces

I'm looking for books like *Three Kingdoms: Starting My Rise to Power in the Late Han After Diaochan Finds My Corpse*.

Ancient-Era Stories With a Brilliant Strategist, Political Intrigue, Mind Games, and Power-Building

Late Han Three Kingdoms + Liberation + Reform + Red Ideology

I've read a lot of Three Kingdoms stories, and their general themes are all pretty similar. I'm getting tired of them. Are there any that do something different? Something like: build a base and develop in the early stages, recruit famous generals and build a reputation; rise to prominence and fight for the realm in the middle; then unify China, reform the world, and establish democracy in the end.

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.

Three Kingdoms Stories Focused on Development, with Some Battles and Overwhelming Technological Superiority!

Revolutionary Novels

Looking for books similar to Transmigrating to Start a Rebellion, and I Mean Business.

The Three Kingdoms: The Imperial Uncle Series

The protagonist must have a System and build a prosperous, populous Huaxia. No working as a hired strategist, no picking up another man's castoffs like Cao Cao, and no transmigrating into a character to live someone else's life. Overthrow the emperor and aristocratic clans, build villages, towns, cities, and a nation, recruit famous ministers and brilliant generals, develop technology, and unite the entire planet 🌍🌏🌎

Three Kingdoms Stories About a Faction Rising from Nothing

There must be a System and no female lead, with the protagonist building up a power base from an ordinary civilian. At least five million words, though there’s no word limit if it’s good.

System! System! System! System Novels!!!

System novels, System novels.

Ancient Settings, Industry, and Modern Weapons. Need Recommendations ASAP, with Good Writing

Looking for books like *Ming Dynasty: Starting Out with an Ironclad Warship*.

Looking for Stories About Campaigning, Rising Through the Ranks From the Bottom, and the Age of Cold Weapons

I'm looking for books like Tang Yin in Another World.

Any Livestream Stories That Give the Ancients a Red Ideological Shock?

Looking for books similar to I Livestream Lessons to the Ancients, and They Go Crazy Studying.

Please Recommend Books About Reviving the Ming Dynasty. No Western-Fabricated History, Just Accurate, Well-Written Stories

I’m looking for books similar to Ming Dynasty: You Were Told to Hang Yourself, Not Rebuild the Ming. Ming Dynasty, historical fiction. Everyone can also check out the book I’ve linked. It’s genuinely well written: the author faithfully recreates history while also continuing the story of the Ming Dynasty. Sadly, in order to write