A'Dou on His Second Run: Reciting the Memorial on the Northern Campaign to Liu Bei from the Start
二周目阿斗，开局给刘备念出师表
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- The Han Dynasty Rises Again: Zhuge Liang After the Fact汉室再兴之事后诸葛亮Alternate title on Fanqie
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This is the most perfect novel in the hearts of fans regarding Zhuge Liang. There's no movable type printing, no newspapers, no gunpowder, no hot air balloons, no hybrid rice, sweet potatoes, corn, penicillin, no imperial examination system, no universities, no military academies, and no idolization. It only presents the pinnacle of wisdom characteristic of the Three Kingdoms era.
I'm a long-time reader of Pineapple's works. Most of her stories are of high quality. The rebirth/inner monologue genre is a bit old, but since Liu Shan realizes Liu Bei can hear his thoughts, it's unlikely to follow the cliché of a rebirth/inner monologue plot. It will probably still be about making amends for past regrets.
Keep it up, author! This is based on Liu Feng's story. If you find following the updates too tiring, you can check out the author's previous book on the Three Kingdoms theme to see how the number one succubus of the Three Kingdoms moved the author across two thousand years! 😏😏😏
Both of Pineapple's Three Kingdoms novels are quite good. Unlike those that focus on rapid technological advancement (starting with potatoes, glass, and high-proof alcohol) and jumping directly from an agricultural country to the Industrial Revolution, these novels offer fresh and imaginative ideas while retaining some of the historical accuracy of the original works. Overall, they're worth reading!
A great book. The author has clearly studied the Records of the Three Kingdoms thoroughly, demonstrating a clear understanding of the relationships between the characters, including many who only appear once in official history. Furthermore, the author excels at depicting political intrigue and strategy, and the writing is superb, with no obvious plot holes or logical flaws.
I haven't read such a good book in a long time. It's about rebirth, telling stories of past lives, using these as a foundation, with a tightly woven plot, perfect pacing, and vividly portrayed characters. In the end, it perfectly unfolds a new Three Kingdoms story.
Five stars! The author possesses profound literary talent; the sentences flow smoothly with few typos, and the characters are brought to life with remarkably nuanced psychological descriptions. The plot is captivating, especially the scene where the Prime Minister and the Great Bao meet! I was incredibly excited while reading! 💕💕💕 This book is definitely above average among Three Kingdoms novels!
I've read up to chapter 41. The writing is smooth, but I need to review the structure further. Currently, there are many advantages given to Liu Bei's side: Liu Shan is reborn, Zhuge Liang retains his memories, Xu Shu stays, and Huang Zhong and Wei Yan are recruited in advance. The civil officials Li Yan and Jiang Wan are also included. Wen Pin and Gan Ning should be recruited soon as well. I wonder what kind of enhancements will be given to Wei and Wu to achieve balance.
Although the dialogue between the characters isn't written in classical Chinese, nor can it be considered ancient vernacular, this style is indeed very suitable. It's a style that suits a modern reader well for ancient-themed novels. I've read so many ancient novels, and in many of them, the ancient characters speak just like modern people, which annoys me a lot.
I followed the author's previous book and really enjoyed both. The author's writing style is quite good, and the characters and plot are very enjoyable to read. This is one of the few books I've reread twice, and I might even reread it a third time. This new book is also very good; it doesn't follow the same old formula, and the character development is excellent.