Three Kingdoms: Beginning with the Yellow Turban Rebellion
三国，从黄巾起义开始
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Other names
- In the Three Kingdoms, Butchering the World人在三国，屠宰天下Alternate title on Fanqie
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Many writers, at this point, seem to be suggesting a surrender. Wouldn't it be more interesting to write about a successful capture of Luoyang, with the emperor fleeing, like the An Lushan Rebellion? After all, everything is subject to change. This is just my personal opinion, and I sincerely hope the author will accept it.
The author writes so well, capturing the cruelty of ancient times and the hatred towards foreign tribes. I hope the later chapters will depict the invasion of the frontier by horses, the chaos of the Five Barbarian Invasions during the Eastern Han Dynasty, and the slaughter of foreign tribes, almost wiping them out.
Here's a common-sense point: people are divided into different classes, and soldiers are no exception. The combat strength of elite soldiers is not ten times that of ordinary logistics soldiers and city defense soldiers with spears, but a hundred times. Eight hundred elite cavalrymen, clad in armor, could slaughter one hundred thousand skeleton soldiers who couldn't even afford food.
Writing something realistic gets you flamed? Forget time travel, you'd die even if you were put in a dense forest. Don't give a two-star review after reading just a few chapters; read it first. The author is really great, and this review isn't paid for.
Books about the Yellow Turbans, what a load of rubbish, they're still about rebellion!
I've read 6000 hours of this book, so I don't like to give reviews. After all, everyone has different tastes, and there aren't many books that I can finish in one sitting. Every reader might encounter a part they don't like while following a book and then abandon it, only to return much later. This book isn't without flaws, but for me, there aren't any major problems. This book is worth reading for book lovers like myself.
It's rare to find such a novel on Tomato. After this battle, I can declare myself emperor. Since I've broken with the Han court, I should openly establish my own country and declare myself emperor. Otherwise, my claim will be illegitimate.
Sigh, ever since I read your book, I can't stand any other Three Kingdoms novels! They're all the same old stories of early, sneaky development and preparation... Either high martial arts to gain reputation, or high intelligence to manage internal affairs, or lacking in strategy or tactics, full of memes, sexual innuendo, shallow character analysis and portrayal, dry, boring, stiff, illogical…
It only received a low score because the overpowered abilities weren't strong enough. If you like stories about decisive and ruthless characters, feel free to buy it. If you prefer stories about invincible characters who sweep through everything, turn right and go elsewhere.
The author presents the actions of all parties as comprehensively as possible, but for the sake of overall understanding, the writing proceeds battlefield by battlefield, aiming to help as many people as possible comprehend the changing situation. However, I hope the author can provide a timeline to clarify the chronological order; the writing is too detailed, and I've forgotten some of the earlier parts. (Referring to the three-way war between Li Xin, the Xianbei, and the Han court)