Three Kingdoms: Reborn as Zhao Yun, with Diao Chan Sharpening My Spear
三国：重生赵云，貂蝉为我磨枪
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- Completed
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- 2.4M Words
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
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- 6mo ago
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- Three Kingdoms: My Soul Reincarnates as Zhao Yun, Surrounded by Wives and Concubines三国：魂穿赵云之妻妾成群Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's good! Readable! Not bad! You can tell the author put their heart into it! It's rigorous yet humorous; easy to understand yet elegantly written! Every now and then, there's a moment to appreciate the scenery, giving you an optimistic and cheerful mood anytime, anywhere! It allows readers to easily enjoy the reading experience while feeling as if they are there, providing the desired experience of reading the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
It's well-written and the introduction is very detailed, but the battlefield battles feel a bit glossed over. It's currently feeling a bit like a protagonist-centric wish-fulfillment story where the protagonist sweeps through everything. But even if Liu Hong was greedy for money, it's unlikely he'd let the protagonist have such a smooth journey in the late Eastern Han Dynasty.
It's well-written. I've read quite a few transmigration stories set in the Three Kingdoms period, and this book closely follows the historical background of the original Romance of the Three Kingdoms. It makes minor adjustments to the scope of the story, so it doesn't feel abrupt and has a strong sense of immersion. I'm really looking forward to the development of the plot.
I'll give it a good review first; it looks pretty good so far.
Great, great, great. It's good. I love watching it.
It's quite good, not rigid. Unlike some writers who, when criticized by readers, only dare to write historical fiction in a serious and formal manner, this is written for modern readers, not for people from the past.
The plot is tight and the content is rich and complete, but most of the content focuses on political warfare. I hope the author can add more content on economic development, people's livelihood, and culture; otherwise, the content feels too empty and doesn't capture the turbulent period of the Eastern Han Dynasty.
A great book, absolutely wonderful, a great read!
I've read many Romance of the Three Kingdoms novels, and they're all pretty good, no doubt. However, this is both a strength and a weakness. I've read over 300 chapters so far, and it's already updated to over 510. While it's very detailed, it hasn't even started with Dong Zhuo's entry into the capital yet, and I'm worried the author might ruin the ending. I hope they keep writing and finish it!
It's very well written, featuring Zhao Yun as the protagonist, the Oath of the Peach Garden, and the addition of Yan Liang and Wen Chou. Unlike other stories, it directly develops the story in Liaodong. I'm looking forward to seeing what happens next!