
Reborn as Liu Shan: Li Yuanfang as a Starting Reward
魂穿刘禅:开局奖励李元芳
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- Completed
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- 1y ago
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- Three Kingdoms: Summoning Generals from the Future Shocks My Prime Minister三国:召唤后世名将,震惊相父Former title · until Oct 2026
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The writing in the early stages was average, but the plot was pretty good. I kept reading. Later on, I could clearly feel that the author's writing skills had improved a lot. It's a good book. It's worth reading for those who are book-hungry.
Not bad, I watched it all day and night before finishing it
The writing is quite interesting, and the more I read it, the more I couldn't put it down. This is my first time reading a novel about traveling through the Three Kingdoms. The plot of the whole story is compact, there is no nonsense, and the language is simple. The story unfolds step by step. Unlike those novels about bosses and inhuman powers, this book is more readable. 👍 I finally finished reading it, it's very good [like it] I hope the author will update it soon, I'm looking forward to it.
Although this book has many shortcomings, it is really good-looking. I don't understand why the score is so poor. At least the plot is very good and first-class. The writing style needs to be strengthened. I hope the writing style can be improved and I look forward to the next book to reach 10 levels.
It's okay, but I skipped watching it. If you like to watch Liu Chan, you can get it. A perfect score of 8 out of 10 on Tomato
It's quite interesting. Most time travel books are really not as good as this one. There are some interesting jokes at the end. I don't know why the rating is so low.
Finally I found a book I like. Every character in the story has its own shining point, which makes people moved. The emotional entanglements and character growth in the book make people feel the same, as if they are actually there. I'll read a few chapters when I have time, it's very good 👍 Come on, author, don't go into the palace. 🙂
Hello, author! First of all, please don't be nervous. I'm not here to urge you to update it, because I believe that I can see its ending in my lifetime. Please write carefully, it doesn't matter how long you write, as long as you don't give up, nothing will be a problem. I will wait with your loyal readers. I admire your writing style very much, which is both humorous and profound. To put it bluntly, if you are included in the article, you are a senior performer, and I am the audience who appreciates the film. Your performance has reached a fascinating level. Just like Jian Han's state of watching "The Fifteen Days of Leohard", one more episode means one less episode. I want to watch it but can't let it go. The contradictory and complicated emotions drive me crazy. I was just a bored idler, and I clicked on this novel carelessly, without intending to finish it. But you succeeded in making me "half" finish it. Now, only feelings can make a thousand things! Only leaving a message in the comments can stabilize my mood at this moment. With a sense of luck, I hope you can see it. Come on, author, I look forward to every "next chapter" of yours.
It's great. This is the first time I've seen a well-written version of the Three Kingdoms Summoning style. The plot of the protagonist is the main character, and the summoned characters are supplementary. The writing is very good [laughs]. Other summoning styles are pure numerical monsters and not much to see. This article feels like a Shu-Han romance, with a strong sense of immersion.
Five-star recommendation! The Three Kingdoms soul-piercing masterpiece that subverts imagination The protagonist Liu Chan uses modern wisdom to reshape the fate of the Shu Han Dynasty and break the stereotype of "A Dou who cannot be helped". Strategically, the blind expedition to the north was abandoned, and the national policy of "equal emphasis on farming and war" was implemented. Water conservancy projects were built and farm tools were improved to replenish the Shuhan granaries. Military tactics were innovated, and historical regrets such as the loss of Jieting and heavy rains in Shangfang Valley were rewritten with modern surveying and mapping and intelligence networks, and the game of maneuvering was upgraded to a sophisticated layout. The character creation is particularly stunning: Zhuge Liang is no longer a tragic symbol of "working hard"; Zhao Yun, at the age of 70, still uses modern queue training methods to forge a new army and continue the legend of the God of War. The details of the textual research are amazing, with official history as the backbone and modern logic as the wings, without any sense of contradiction. What is even more touching is the idealism of mutual understanding between the king and his ministers - the strategic mutual trust in the court, the people's livelihood fireworks in the market, and the "Han" flags buzzing on the city walls, all together weaving a dream of Shu-Han rejuvenation intertwined with passion and warmth. The book uses solid textual research and bold innovation to make history fans burst into tears at the imagination of the "Resurgence of the Han Dynasty", and also allows ordinary readers to appreciate the unique charm of the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms.