(Power struggles, wish fulfillment, unification, beauties, no System, vanquishing foreign tribes)
I transmigrated as Liu Dai's son. My father, the Inspector of Yan Province, had just been killed by the Yellow Turbans. From the start, everything was going wrong.
At this point, Cao Cao had been welcomed by Yan Province's officials and powerful clans as their new ruler.
Unwilling to live an ordinary life, Liu An sent men to kidnap Guo Jia from the start.
He seized cities, money, and provisions, standing as Cao Cao's equal.
Then he sought out talented men and trained elite troops.
First, he would take Yu Province, then vie for Xu Province, and contend with Cao Cao for supremacy over the Central Plains.
Cao Cao: “Liu An is a hundred times better than Liu Dai! I'm willing to give him my eldest daughter in marriage.”
Yuan Shu: “That brat Liu An has gone too far. I swear I'll kill him.”
Tao Qian: “Liu Boping is truly a benevolent and righteous gentleman. I'm willing to hand over the province to him.”
Liu Bei: “I'm no match for Liu Boping!”
Sun Ce: “Liu An, you scoundrel!”
Sun Quan: “I have a younger sister!”
Well written, but you missed out on too many generals at the beginning. For example, you could recruit Zhao Yun in the name of Han, since Gongsun Zan just recruited him and doesn't value him much. Secondly, Gan Ning and Taishi Ci are currently without a lord; you can send people to find them, one in Jingzhou and the other in Beihai.
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The idea is good, but from today's perspective, if you write about the Three Kingdoms without focusing on powerful clans, uprisings would still occur within a few years of unification. By then, powerful clans would have been quite large. Let's encourage those who write about the Three Kingdoms.
It's a good book, I've been following it recently, and there aren't any major problems.
The protagonist gets off to a fast start; this is a good read for those looking for something to read.
This novel is pretty good. I used to lose interest halfway through reading it, but I've been reading this one for a while and I still feel like I can keep going...
It's well-written, so why is the rating so low? It's very well-crafted.
So far, it looks very good, excellent. I hope it continues to maintain this level. If I don't write well, I'll complain in the comments. So far, the writing is quite good, and I hope the author will keep up the good work; I've already urged for more updates. I also have a few suggestions. Currently, the protagonist lacks capable generals and administrative talents.
Aside from Jun Ziyi's only readable Three Kingdoms work, the low-rated reviews only point to minor details. Haven't you read other novels? Which one doesn't have flaws? 99% of them have tons of flaws, even super flaws, which is what makes them unpleasant to read. This one, so far, seems quite reasonable. The author also has a good background, not just writing about a few common names.
If you like strategy and war, there aren't many good ones to listen to. I've found a gem so far, having listened to 300 episodes. There are so few authors who are truly dedicated these days; they should write well without rushing. Many works are ruined later on. There's not much female character development; it's mostly glossed over. Personally, I don't like female character development; I wish there were even less. But it probably won't be necessary; maybe those hardcore otaku won't like it.