Three Kingdoms: A Commoner's Rise
三国：庶民崛起中
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- Completed
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- 728k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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High-Quality Three Kingdoms Novels
A transmigration story, the identity doesn't matter as long as it's high-status, but not the emperor. The protagonist should know history well and anticipate the enemy's moves, but shouldn't become a ruler. Don't deliberately denigrate certain historical figures or invent contrived schemes within schemes just to make the protagonist look clever. Nothing too short or weak, and it shouldn't lose steam halfway through. Around a million words.
Looking for Historical Novels. I Prefer Stories with a Strong Historical Focus
Looking for books like *I Possessed Someone in the Spring and Autumn Period and Became a Lord (A Little Lord of the Spring and Autumn Period)*. Does anyone know any realistic novels like *Life in the Middle Ages*, *A Little Lord of the Spring and Autumn Period*, and *Anxi Army Diary*, with a focus on history, politics, economics, war, and farming?
Looking for High-Quality Historical War Novels
The Pinnacle of Three Kingdoms Fiction, No System
I want a protagonist with brains, not a System.
High-IQ Historical Alternate-World Novels Without a System, Tang, Song, or Ming Are All Fine
Looking for Highly Rated, Completed Three Kingdoms Masterpieces: No System, No Brain-Dead Plot
I'm out of books to read. Please, experienced readers, recommend some!
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.
Three Kingdoms Novels Focused on Schemes and Politics, No System
Please recommend some Three Kingdoms novels without a System.
In Three Kingdoms Novels, Strategists Are Always Dumbed Down to Make the Protagonist Look Smart. Disagree? Come Argue
Three Kingdoms Novels That Hook You from the First Page
Wins through strategy, passionate and commanding, and so gripping you can't stop reading.
Three Kingdoms, No System, War for Supremacy, Political Intrigue
Three Kingdoms Novels Worth Reading
Looking for a quality Three Kingdoms novel with airtight logic, an exciting plot, and no stupid characters, even if the title isn’t much to write home about 😂😂😂
Looking for Novels About the Three Kingdoms, Where the Protagonist Builds Their Own Faction
The plot has to make sense. Don't recommend stuff where Hua Xiong backs Guan Yu down with a single line, even though Guan Yu has sworn a military oath, or where someone transmigrates into the Three Kingdoms and immediately starts making guns and cannons. Are there no normal stories about the Three Kingdoms' power struggles? ╰（‵□′）╯
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 Rated 8.6 or Higher, Preferably. No Brain-Dead Plots or One-Man-Against-a-Thousand Fights
So many Three Kingdoms novels are painfully stupid. Thirty people beating ten thousand? I’m impressed. They might as well write a cultivation story!
Three Kingdoms Stories Focused on Development, with Some Battles and Overwhelming Technological Superiority!
Historical Novels Set at the End of the Han, Sui, Tang, Northern Song, Ming, or Qing Dynasties
Please Recommend Good Stories About Transmigrating to the Three Kingdoms. No Terrible Endings!
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.
Looking for Novels About Carefully Building Your Own Power and Then Conquering the Realm
The Protagonist Transmigrates into a General or Military Commander
I want the protagonist to transmigrate into a general, or at least someone really powerful. The kind who can hold a pass alone against ten thousand enemies.
High-Quality Farming Stories: Build Strong Walls, Stockpile Grain, and Claim the Throne Later, While Developing Firearms in Ancient Times
Stories Like the Yellow Turban Rebellion in the Three Kingdoms, Creating a New World from the Peasants' Perspective
Transmigrating as a Commoner and Starting a Rebellion
A rebellion at the height of prosperity in any dynasty, whether Han, Tang, Song, or Ming
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Fighting for the world is not a game of chess. There are too many princes to face in the Central Plains, and it is difficult for the protagonist to get the support of the Central Plains family because of his poor background. He thinks it is best to go to Bingzhou. After the death of Emperor Ling, Dong Zhuo, the pastor of Bingzhou, and Ding Yuan, the governor of Bingzhou, all went to Luoyang. Bingzhou has no troops. The protagonist can take Bingzhou at any time. As for the Black Mountain Army, if you can't win them, give up the fight for world hegemony. There are Huns outside Bingzhou. If you defeat them, you will have cavalry. There are relatively few aristocratic families inside, so there will be less pressure to measure the land and carry out land reform. The government army system is the best choice. After you complete these reforms, Emperor Xian should run away. It is not recommended to use the emperor to control the princes. It will do more harm than good. The first person to make figurines will have no consequences, and the world he conquers will have no future troubles. In Guanzhong, Guo and Li were both defeated, and it was a good time to win Guanzhong. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Guanlong family had been suppressed by the Guandong family. They could win over them and form the Guanlong Group with themselves as the core. Liu Yan in Shu also died. Hanzhong and Shu were split. Isn't this a God-given opportunity? With Bingzhou, Guanzhong, and Bashu, it would be the power to strengthen Qin, and I am afraid that it will not be able to unify the world.
This is my first time writing a book, and I hope you will support me. If you have any opinions, please put them forward and I will be the one to listen to them.
Not bad, I hope it won't end badly in the future The three heroes fought against Lu Bu, leaving a huge difference
To be honest, I think this novel is pretty good, okay, give it a big thumbs up. [Sending Hearts]
Compared with similar articles on the Three Kingdoms, it is not the best. Even in the first few chapters, it can be seen that the author's writing style is not the best and his knowledge reserve is not very rich. After reading each chapter, it is very obvious that the author is improving step by step and listening to the readers' suggestions. This book has gradually become more complete and fascinating, and stands out from the crowd of online articles. I hope the author will continue to work hard and make progress together with readers! [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Send flowers]
The writing is very good, but I suggest the author to update more. There are too few people now, and the ratings are too low. If you don't update more, you may easily fall into an endless loop [laughing and crying]
Qingzhou is too dangerous. Not to mention the massive loss of population, it is also one of the most serious rebellions. Although he is the most comprehensive in terms of military units, Yuan Shao, Gongsun Zan, and the bad situation in Bingzhou. If Yuan Shao wants to do so in Qingzhou, the administrative machinery The organization is basically paralyzed, and your military and political affairs will basically be betrayed. Gongsun Zan robbed a few handfuls just to give you face. It is basically impossible to keep the cavalry. Moreover, these cavalry belong to the border army, and everyone knows their combat strength. Can this be developed?
The hierarchy of characters in the book is very well written. To put it bluntly, the celebrities of the Three Kingdoms, without Cao Cao and Liu Bei, who would know what kind of fields those famous generals would be in?
This is the only one that starts from the end, which is good, but the ending is too hasty. It would be best to expand the territory and convert the Western Regions, Indochina Peninsula, and the entire Korean Peninsula into Chinese territories. Through cement, coal, and cotton, the Northeast and the Northeast were completely Sinicized.
So far it looks okay. Although many people in the comments are quite strict, I think it is a good thing. Just because I want the author to write better ~ I am very tolerant, but I just don't like it a little bit. Since I already wanted to write the protagonist as a dominating prince, I don't want to always think of defecting to Cao Cao! It really affects the perception!