The Late Han Dynasty: Cao Cao and Liu Bei Rewrite Their Fates
汉末：曹刘逆转命运
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 308k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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149Chapters
441Reads
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This book is a bit interesting. The main theme is based on history books rather than novels. It also describes the complexity of historical figures and the arc of change. It does not simply use facial expressions.
Surprisingly, the protagonist is a native, and Zhang Jiao is a time traveler. Unfortunately, he died at the beginning. With the Three Kingdoms as the background of the story, it also has a lot of flavor😁
How to say it? This version of Liu Bei is Liu Bei who combines part of Cao Cao's personality, and what he relies on this time is not personality charm, but political intrigue, or the distribution of political interests. Cao Cao's words don't feel appropriate, but overall they're pretty good.
There is an unknown direction. It may be the separation of the Three Kingdoms, or it may be another ending, which affects the whole body.
In the end, he was actually cut in half. He found the book and ended up like this.
Tao Qian governed Xuzhou and his seat was in Tan County. Liu Bei led Xuzhou and moved his seat to Pi.
Nothing too special, nothing too vulgar, just average
It really feels like we meet each other and drink with you.
The character creation is very detailed and reasonable, and the deduction is smooth and reasonable. It neither adheres to the established historical route, but also retains the immersion of this special history of the late Han Dynasty.
This author's writing style is really good.