Three Kingdoms: Inheriting 300,000 Qingzhou Soldiers from the Start!
三国：开局继承三十万青州兵！
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- 1.3M Words
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
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- Three Kingdoms: Commoner Zhang Yuheng, I Beg the Han Dynasty to Meet Its End!三国：黔首张玉衡，请大汉赴死！Alternate title on Fanqie
- Three Kingdoms: Starting Off with 300,000 Qingzhou SoldiersEnglish name
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Honestly, this book is really good! Those who read too many fast-paced, action-packed novels might not be able to get into it. After all, without any cheat codes or assistance, it's hard to get into the story if there's nothing interesting to read! But in terms of writing style and plot, this book is impeccable. For audiobook lovers, it doesn't choppy.
Indeed, the characters are flesh and blood, capable and wise, truly fitting the theme of the Three Kingdoms. They are single-mindedly focused on their careers, and the main characters and other supporting characters are not portrayed as ignorant. They are not hesitant or indecisive, but rather decisive and ruthless.
A pretty good and enjoyable novel from the Romance of the Three Kingdoms [staring emoji] It's already 350 chapters and it's still so smooth! A few funny moments now and then are nice! Anyway, it's silky smooth, nothing more to say, 5 stars! Hopefully the later chapters and ending will also be excellent 🙂
This is really well-written; it's not a bootlicking story, nor is it a sycophantic one, and it doesn't have a collector's mentality. It's quite good from another perspective. Nowadays, the mainstream is to join forces to become a strategist or manage internal affairs; it's rare for someone to become the boss themselves.
This book is alright; the historical plot remains largely unchanged, and the addition of your own elements is quite good. However, it mostly focuses on the development of historical figures from the Three Kingdoms period.
I wasn't initially interested in reading about the protagonist joining the Yellow Turban Rebellion, as it was practically impossible to conquer the world given the circumstances at the end of the Han Dynasty. However, the writing at the beginning was skillful and captivating, drawing me to continue reading. And so far, there haven't been any major flaws, so I'm giving it five stars for now.
A must-read book! The author is clearly well-versed in the original Romance of the Three Kingdoms, demonstrating a good grasp of historical knowledge and skillful writing. The protagonist is not naive; despite his young age, he possesses strategic acumen.
I remember that at the beginning of the book, due to the dispute between the Records of the Three Kingdoms and the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the style was changed a bit. There were no bad points. The protagonist was decisive and good at using people (Cheng Yu was the prime minister, Jia Xu was the strategist, and Li Ru was in charge of etiquette and education 🤭).
Excellent! The story is well-rounded in all aspects. It captivated me from the very beginning. Besides the good writing style, what I enjoyed most was the realistic and believable portrayal of the protagonist's psychology and physiology. The character instantly came to life.
I am very satisfied with the author's writing, especially the detailed character descriptions and the specific changes in events and customs—it's an ensemble piece where every character has their highlights.