Pan Feng: In the Three Kingdoms, My Axe Swings on Autopilot
潘凤：人在三国，斧头全自动
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 407k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
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The dialogue between the child and Pan Feng in the middle was good. It really is a single female lead/no female lead story. The battle scenes were also well written, especially the protagonist's progress from fear in the early stages to courage now (in chapter 50). The changes in Han Fu were also quite appropriate. The characters were vividly portrayed.
I initially thought it would be a piece of junk to watch for fun, but it turned out to be quite good. The comments said the beginning wasn't great, but the author seems to have made some changes. Overall, I'd rate it as a decent piece of writing for the Three Kingdoms period.
In both the original novel and the TV series, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, working together, were able to suppress Lü Bu. The TV series goes without saying, and even the original novel describes them as unable to defeat Lü Bu for a time. How come in your story, Lü Bu is the one who gains the upper hand in a two-on-one fight?
It's well-written, though there might have been some minor issues at the beginning. The focus on the "golden finger" (the cheat ability/power-up) wasn't emphasized enough, causing some readers to skip ahead. Actually, after the character stabilizes and recovers, the research begins. And the plot doesn't drag.
The fight scene descriptions are excellent, with great pacing and rhythm; truly impressive.
Overall, it's a novel Three Kingdoms novel, quite unique compared to others on the market. It offers a unique perspective on how a modern-day Da Xuesheng (a character from a popular novel) gradually builds his character from scratch. However, I think it could be further developed, focusing on his journey from a novice to a skilled axe user, from complete ignorance to initial mastery—the sense of…
It's so good, so incredibly good! This is the second Three Kingdoms time-travel novel I've ever loved! 👍👍 Personally, I think Cao Cao and Sun Ce shouldn't be weakened too much; a close contest and strategic maneuvering are what make it interesting. Currently, the generals from Ji Province include Pan Feng, Zhao Yun, and Guan Yu and Zhang Fei can also be considered.
Aside from the slightly cheesy part about picking up a little girl on the street [who's going to be the female lead?], The rest of the story is pretty good. The score is a bit low, so I'll give it 5 stars as encouragement. Author, please write faster!
It's worth reading. I look forward to the author's updates. For readers who buy the book later, you should read the beginning without thinking too much, otherwise the details will make you give up. Overall, it gets better later on. There are basically no other Three Kingdoms stories like this, so enjoy it while you can. Support the author!
I don't know why, but most fanfiction includes a chapter about rescuing a little girl. It feels a bit unoriginal, but the author has written it very well. It's been a long time since I've seen such an interesting Three Kingdoms fanfiction.