Zhang Liao and Gao Shun Gifted to Me from the Start, How Could I Possibly Lose?
开局就送张辽高顺，我还怎么输？
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- Late Han: From the Start, I Have Maxed-Out Strength and Sweep All Under Heaven汉末：开局武力天花板，横扫天下Alternate title on Fanqie
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You could have been incredibly powerful, but you insisted on following the old path, insisting on having all eighteen armies fight against Dong Zhuo. With so many subordinates, all with full loyalty and maximum combat strength, you could have made things much easier.
The novel is very enjoyable. Although it deviates somewhat from history, it doesn't affect the plot. After all, it's a fast-paced, exciting story, so as long as it's generally reasonable, it's good. The content is quite good, with no major flaws. The overpowered abilities aren't too excessive, making it fairly realistic. It has a fairly complete cast of powerful generals, strategists, and beautiful women. It's a Three Kingdoms fast-paced, exciting novel worth listening to.
It's fine to read it as a lighthearted, enjoyable read; everyone has their own interpretation of the Three Kingdoms! Whether it's to make up for regrets or to collect beauties, everyone has their own interpretation. Besides, there's no need to nitpick over free novels.
It's been a long time since I've had a Three Kingdoms novel worth reading. Although it doesn't have many intricate strategies and schemes, the sheer scale of conquering Japan and territories is enough to warrant five stars.
It's alright, there are a few bugs, like Li Jue and Guo Si resurrecting from the original point. Ultimately, the flaws don't detract from the overall merit; it's well-written. The Sima family is rarely portrayed as positive figures in novels set in the late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period. It wasn't just about the oath at the Luo River; it mainly led to the chaos and unrest among the Five Barbarian Tribes.
Chapter 1: Fully Flying Wings He accepted the abdication and ascended the throne at the age of 18, fought against his ministers, replenished his harem, and quelled rebellions. Chapter Two: All lands illuminated by the sun and moon belong to Han territory. Explore the tech tree, expand your territory, and unify the world before age 40.
In the battle against the Xianbei in Bingzhou, the protagonist had 19,000 men, and Lü Bu had 8,000, totaling 27,000 reinforced regular troops. They fought against the Xianbei, who numbered only around 25,000. Lü Bu even used a flanking maneuver, resulting in the loss of nearly half his forces. With so many powerful generals, each leading a small elite unit could have easily overwhelmed them. Why insist on close combat? What use were horses then? I can't control myself.
It's quite interesting; it's one of the better-written Three Kingdoms novels. Keep it up, and don't let it have a bad ending!
Very good. The protagonist, in terms of both personality and views on people and things, possesses the wisdom of a modern person and the appropriate means to handle the current situation. I think this is how time-travel novels should be: using modern wisdom to deal with ancient problems, and having a God's-eye view, rather than doubting coincidences.
The plot is alright, but there's one thing: stop the constant "hahahahaha." It feels like there's not a single chapter that doesn't have this "hahahahaha" moment. There's always some kind of situation where someone might burst into laughter. Is it really that funny? For someone like me who listens to audiobooks, it's just unbearable.