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This is the second fictional historical novel about the Three Kingdoms that I have written. With the experience of the first one, I will write the second one well. Very few people write about Yuan Shao? I just want to try and give everyone a different Yuan Benzhu.

The writing is good and the setting is interesting. It's my type. It's rare that someone can portray the characters of the late Han Dynasty so delicately without changing the original character. The unsystematic setting increases the rigor of the article. The historical restoration is good.

I have read more than 20 chapters, and it is well written. The author writes in depth and reveals some of Yuan's unknown secrets. At the end of the Han Dynasty, the Yuan family did play a game of chess. From the Yellow Turban Uprising to Dong Zhuo's entry into Beijing, if Dong Zhuo had not failed at this point, the benefits that the Yuan family gained would be immeasurable.

Among the many Three Kingdoms-themed novels, there are very few rebirth novels with Yuan Shao as the protagonist. This work follows Yuan Shao's rebirth and return to the late Han Dynasty and reshapes history. It closely integrates personal destiny with the rise and fall of his family and the general trend of the world. It not only continues the refreshing feeling of traditional historical time travel novels, but also incorporates an in-depth analysis of the political logic of the late Han Dynasty. It can be called an entertaining and ideological masterpiece.

I finally found an article about Yuan Shao. The writing is good. I recommend reading this book.

There are very few books written about Yuan Shao, and this perspective is very unique. There has been considerable progress compared to the first book, so good luck to the author! !

Compared with the first one, the writing style has been greatly improved, and there are not many themes about Yuan Shao. Come on, come on... There are just a few updates (˃ ⌑ ˂ഃ )

**Yuan Shao: The Elegy of the Heroes of the Four Generations and Three Dukes** This novel adapted from the Three Kingdoms, with Yuan Shao as the protagonist, breaks away from the traditional narrative framework of "Cao and Liu fighting for hegemony" and brings this family leader in the late Eastern Han Dynasty back to the center of the historical stage. The author depicts Yuan Shao's complex character with delicate brushwork - he is a noble man with a world-wide mind, but he is also indecisive and misses opportunities. The novel shows a more tragic hero in troubled times through the power game before the Battle of Guandu, the internal strife within the aristocratic family, and the transformation of Yuan Shao and Cao Cao from close friends to mortal enemies. The textual research of the work is solid, and the description of the governance of Jizhou and the powerful people of Hebei fills the gaps in the novel, and the images of counselors such as Tian Feng and Jushou are also more complete. However, some plots emphasize Yuan Shao's "sadness" and downplay his decision-making mistakes, which is slightly beautifying. Overall, this is a sincere work about the losers. The plot is intertwined with the struggle of human nature. It is worth reading for fans of the Three Kingdoms.

The logic is clear and the IQ is online. Respect history

This is one of my favorite Three Kingdoms essays, with rigorous logic! The plot is reasonable and has many unexpected arrangements and foreshadowings.

Not bad, I like seeing this different perspective. A good article with rigorous logic and worth recommending.

Yes, the writing is good and the sentences are appropriate, but the timing is a bit messy. However, there are very few written about Yuan Shao. Five stars encourage it.

There are very few people who can describe the characters of heroes in the late Han Dynasty so straightforwardly. How can I put it this way? It has a unique perspective, and it is quite historical. [Like] Parked

The writing is really good and powerful,

The timeline in the early stage is chaotic and there is no clear timeline. However, the overall content of the book is still remarkable and its flaws do not hide its merits.

Not bad, there are very few books written about Yuan Shao.

It can be regarded as a four-star, the writing is gentle and well connected.

Yes, it suits me very well!

The writing is good and has a certain depth.

Beautiful, very interesting