
The Struggles of a Servant in the Three Kingdoms
三国仆人奋斗史
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 352k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
138Chapters
5Reads
8.2Score
25.8kReads · all time
In booklists 1
Reader comments 37
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Thanks to the support of book friends, I have been working on the work intermittently for two years. I fished for three days and posted it online for two days. Unknowingly, it has met the requirements of the platform recommendation. The structure of this article respects history and adds some whimsical jokes of my own. I tried to discover some less famous and undervalued figures in history, such as Xi Zhicai, Yan Pu, Le Jin, etc., And interpret this ups and downs of history from their perspectives. Often, I am inadvertently led by the characters in the story to follow my handwriting, and unknowingly get involved in it, cheering for them, sighing for them... I also rack my brains to add unique personality to each character to make the characters fuller. But with thousands of people and thousands of faces, it will naturally deviate from the image of the characters in the readers' minds. Here, I will first give you a confession for all fans of the Three Kingdoms. Since the author has to go to work on weekdays, I only have time on weekends to think about the characters and the direction of the story. So the update will not be too fast, I hope you will understand. There are many stories of the Three Kingdoms, and there have been many wonderful interpretations. To put it another way, everyone has his own Three Kingdoms in his heart, which is why we all like to watch the Three Kingdoms so much.
So far it seems that the author's writing is quite good. Overall it's okay, but so far I don't have a place of my own. It is best to have a piece of territory of your own and be the governor of the place before challenging Dong. As for the rest, that's all I can say. More history and Romance of the Three Kingdoms, less wild history 🤦
Five stars to give the author some encouragement [laughing crookedly] I was just wondering if there is a Three Kingdoms novel with the heroine Da Qiao, and there really is one.
Yes, the protagonist's personality is vivid and three-dimensional, with the heroic spirit of a young man and the maturity of a time traveler. Some plots are a bit out of the ordinary, such as the gangster leader in disguise, but overall the flaws are not concealed and people have a sense of expectation. The writing is smooth and the words are concise and concise, not like a novice. However, the author basically did not mention the names of the characters. I don't know if it is for the sake of backward compatibility for readers. It was a bit strange to me.
I like reading books. When I was in the third grade of elementary school, I read the vernacular version of The Romance of the Three Kingdoms countless times, but I didn't like the chapter about the heroes vying for power in the Eastern Han Dynasty. I found it boring. However, this novel describes this period of history in a vivid and fascinating way, and the rhythm is very well controlled. A period of history is narrated and slowly revealed. This novel is also unlike other novels about traveling through the Three Kingdoms. The protagonist meets Liu Guanzhang as soon as he appears, which is great. Moreover, when dealing with historical figures, there is no preconceived characterization of the characters based on the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Give the author a thumbs up and ask for an update by the way 😏
The narrative is clear and relaxed, without losing the weight of history. It can also liven up the atmosphere at the right time, forming a strong contrast and giving people a more profound image of the characters. At the same time, it does not overwhelm the guest, which is rare.
Oh my god, I just now discovered that the book written by the author is absolutely in line with the Three Kingdoms in my mind. It is too difficult for ordinary people to make a comeback. Come on, author.
The plot is compact, the writing is smooth, and the logic is rigorous. It is worth reading. It can be more realistic, and there is no need to have too many famous generals. You can explore unknown people. I suggest the author read "The Remaining Smoke of the Han Cauldron".
The best Three Kingdoms novel I have ever seen, I don't want to be like those people on the Internet who always travel through time to Dong Zhuo, Cao Cao, Yuan Shu's son, etc. The characters are very well-drawn, but the updates are too slow.
Da Qiao and Xiao Qiao fell on the jade plate