Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Conquer Langjuxu and Shock Liu Hong
三国：开局封狼居胥，震惊刘宏
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- Completed
- Length
- 222k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
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This book begins at the end of the Han Dynasty and before the Three Kingdoms period, and covers events such as the Yellow Turban Rebellion and the Liangzhou Rebellion. It is quite good because it is written from the perspective of Liu Xie's elder brother.
Only Cai Wenji is worthy of being the princess. Doubts about Liu Bei's true intentions later
It's definitely a poorly written story, mainly because the titles were given too high in the early stages—kings and generals—and there was no way to reward them in the end. If it were more like Romance of the Three Kingdoms, this script could easily have been written hundreds more pages. However, it was definitely a very enjoyable read. Keep it up, author! I hope you continue to write good novels. I will continue to follow your updates. Keep it up! [Learned something]
I think the author is capable; he could write about a Grand General of the Han Dynasty, and later even orchestrate a coup like the Xuanwu Gate Incident. But as for the princess, I think writing about Cai Wenji would be better.
It's pretty good. Keep it up, author!
I was going to give it five stars, but the random inclusions are really unbearable. It's not like there weren't people in the Three Kingdoms period.
Not much to say, but for someone like me who's experiencing a reading slump, it's well-written. Keep it up!
Keep it up! Keep writing, it's not bad.
Was it like Cao Cao who used the emperor to command the feudal lords, or was it Zhuge Liang who followed the same path?
Did the protagonist become emperor in the end? Did he have a wife? Did he have children?