
From Three Counties to King of Kings
从三县之地到万王之王
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 389k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Battle for Supremacy: I Marry Wei Zifu from the Start万王争霸:开局迎娶卫子夫Alternate title on Fanqie
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See allTomato Novel Has Had so Many Great New Releases Lately, but the Word Counts...
Lately, Tomato Books keeps recommending stories that update constantly, then after a while there's another new book with only a hundred-odd thousand words, but plenty of readers. They all seem pretty good, too, but just when you get really interested, the story ends…
Novels That Leave You Completely Stunned After Reading, the Kind You Read Over and Over Again
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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?
Build Your Own Faction from the Start and Grow It Step by Step
He treats his subordinates exceptionally well, acts decisively, and everyone fights to join his faction.
A Wuxia Mashup, Dynasty-Building, a System, and a Vast World
No Book Dares to Summon Huo Qubing, Though I Know You Can’t Either
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History, All of Huaxia, Summoning, Overpowered Characters, and Unexpected Arrivals
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Ancient Settings, Summoning, Crossover Chaos, Overpowered Characters, Preferably Three Kingdoms
Republican-Era Warlords!!! A Powerful Male Lead!!
I'm begging you! I'm in a terrible reading slump. Ideally, the male lead should be a powerful warlord.
Invincible from the Start, Doing Whatever He Wants in the City. Even the Nation Can't Touch Him
Any Stories About Everyone Becoming a God, With Cheats?
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The Protagonist Founds Their Own Country
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Emperor Novels with Epic Grandeur
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Show Me Your Online Game Novels That Merge With Reality 😆😆😆
I'm in a reading slump 😂
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Game-like stories are fine, and any dynasty will do. I just want a bunch of generals fighting together. Hehe 🤤🤤🤤
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Transmigrates as a Prince of a Dynasty and Starts Summoning from Childhood, Building His Power by the Time He Grows Up
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Western Fantasy About Lords, Nobles, Farming, and Building Up a Domain
Western fantasy with feudal lords, nobles, farming, construction, battle aura, magic, magical beasts, dragons, sprites, and so on, in the style of "The Great Dragon Has Fallen."
Historical Fiction With Summoned Mighty Generals
Something more grounded. The protagonist shouldn’t be ridiculously powerful, and the skilled warriors should perform at a believable level. I’d like something where the protagonist goes through some hardship.
More Children, More Blessings + Imperial Dynasty Building + Cultivation
Everyone Is a Lord: No National Fortune System, It’s a Burden
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This book is very well written with few flaws. The main issue is how many people were involved in the struggle for supremacy across dynasties. Is it really just a matter of who was involved? If so, most people who travel through time won't be particularly interested in or knowledgeable about history. They won't recognize those powerful but unknown figures.
This book is basically flawless up to this point, and frankly, I feel the rating is too low. One of its highlights is the excellent balance between ambition and loyalty in the historical game genre. Ambition isn't just about the rebellion rate depicted in some books; it's more about the desire to achieve great things (for example, Zhuge Liang's ambition during the Longzhong Dialogue would be 90+…
It's well-written, not the kind of online game leveling-up story. The author has a good grasp of the data of some historical figures, and the protagonist isn't a saint. The descriptions of historical figures are also decent. However, I think the author could have allowed unambitious characters who fail to achieve their goals to voluntarily surrender their destiny, and then their destiny level wouldn't drop.
I think the author has written a fantastic book so far! The subject matter is also quite novel, so why are there so few readers? This is a great book! The only downside is that the updates are too slow, and I wonder if that's why so few people are reading it and are just waiting for it to air.
Author, keep up the good work! I'm following your book closely. While the writing style isn't particularly ornate, I think it's alright, and the pacing is just right for me. Please don't rush the ending; at least write around a thousand chapters!
A very good book, with a delicate narrative that is not overly lengthy. Suggestions: Nine towns form one county, with a county magistrate; nine counties form one prefecture, with a prefect; nine prefectures form one province, with a governor; nine provinces form one region, with a governor-general.
It's not badly written. While it's not exactly a mindless, invincible wish-fulfillment story, the protagonist doesn't suffer too many setbacks. However, given the vastness of this world map, I hope the author doesn't include plot points where historically famous beauties are married off to other kings because of its size.
It's well written, but I feel the function of the talent-type destiny could be changed. Since the loyalty of the summoned talents is already given, they should be able to be recruited directly. It could be changed to allow killing talents to upgrade one's own destiny, which would be much more satisfying.
This novel has a grand scope; although the military content isn't overt, it's easy to understand. As long as it doesn't focus too much on harem elements and daily life in the later parts, it should easily get a 9 or higher rating. @Liang Sangeng, please don't write about romance and daily life; stick to the military theme and keep it up!
Of the newly released novels about the struggle for supremacy that I've read, this one is relatively good in all aspects. I haven't found any major flaws yet, except that the author only updates one chapter a day. 🥺💕