In the final years of the Eastern Han dynasty, the land is in turmoil. The glorious Han dynasty has reached the end of its days and is about to become dust in the pages of history.
The Great Virtuous Teacher, Zhang Jiao, cries, “The Azure Heaven is dead; the Yellow Heaven shall rise. In the year of Jiazi, all under Heaven shall prosper!” He eagerly calls for the Han to meet its end. Soon, smoke rises from across the land of China, flames of war rage, and the crumbling dynasty teeters on the brink.
Heroes emerge in troubled times: Yuan Shao, scion of a family that has held high office for four generations; Cao Cao, a treacherous hero and capable minister; Sun Jian, the overlord of Jiangdong; and Liu Bei, the Han imperial uncle. One by one, the great figures take the stage as the curtain rises on a magnificent era.
The history of the Three Kingdoms is set to follow its original course, leading to a tripartite stand between the vermin of Eastern Wu, the stalwart spirit of Cao Wei, and the romance of Shu Han, before finally reaching its end: the rotten, stinking Western Jin of the Sima clan.
A twist of fate crosses a thousand years, and the Lu Bu of the twenty-first century becomes the Lu Bu of the Three Kingdoms. The Oath of the Peach Garden between three brothers never happens; instead, a fourth brother steps into the picture! With that, can the romantic spirit of Shu Han we yearn for, and the regret over the prime minister that weighs so heavily on our hearts... finally cease to be lingering regrets?!
I think this book is quite good. I personally think it is much better than another book of the same type on my bookshelf. However, it has a few flaws. The author's writing style still has a lot of room for improvement, mainly due to some emotional descriptions. Some parts are slightly embarrassing, but overall it is very good and the flaws do not hide the flaws. It's not the style of writing, it's the writing style that's wrong
I want to give it a 9.5, But I don't have a choice, so I'll just give it a 10. The writing is good. Although it is a little bit suspicious of plagiarism, it is at least much better than those mindless articles. You can't write a book without thinking, and you can't read a book without thinking. Otherwise the country will be destroyed 🙂 When writing about the Three Kingdoms, those who cannot describe how the people have no hope of survival are all rebels and traitors.
This book is well written, enjoyable to read, and the writing style is very clear.
It's down-to-earth, but it's a pity that some characters in the novel are not included.
This book is acceptable, so work hard, but why are so few people reading it?
When they were in Xuzhou, Liu Daer just wanted to take Lu Bu and others in.
I like watching Three Kingdoms, but my writing skills still need to be polished
The protagonist doesn't look like a modern person, and the writing is a bit idiosyncratic and has a lot of descriptions, but the creativity is very good and the plot is also very good.
The Three Kingdoms were in turmoil, and there were so many bones. It was written very realistically.